Not a Knife Unboxing! A little deeper into the pool?
Published: 10 months ago
Not a Knife Unboxing!
https://focusworksedc.com/collections/flashlights/products/f2-flashlight-aluminum
F2 Flashlight Aluminum
$175.00
It might be small, but the F2 is bright! With its 14500 lithium ion battery and Samsung LED, this amazing little light will go for hours if needed or blow your retina's out with nearly 900 lumens. The F2 was created to go easy on the wallet and still have all the quality you've come to expect from Focusworks.
Samsung LH351d 5000k LED or Nichia 219c 4000k LED
Qlite driver (simple low-medium-high operation)
Grade 5 titanium pocket clip
Runs on a 14500 lithium ion rechargeable battery (sold separately)
Weight with a battery 75g
4-1/16" (104mm) x 7/8" (22mm) diameter
What emitter (LED) should you get?
Naturally that's totally up to your preference but how to make the choice?
Start this way. Ignore the brand and the numbers and letters behind it and focus on the 5000k and 4000k. That's the color of the light. But how do you compare that to something you know?
It's easy. Think about an old incandescent light (most light bulb's these days try to mimic that color). Remember what color they are? Kind of a yellowy white? That yellowy white color is roughly 3500k. the lower the number the yellower the light the higher the color the bluer the light..
4000k is just a littler bit bluer than the old incandescent. It's soft and easy on the eyes but appears a little dimmer than the 5000k option.
5000k is more intense. More towards blue it eliminates any yellow and appears to be white light. It looks brighter and light's up an area better than 4000k (in my opinion)
I always recommend going with 5000k when I'm asked. I prefer its brightness and lack of yellow in the beam.
*here is an affiliate link to my Titanium Unboxing Knife from Amazon:
https://amzn.to/3HiElyl
https://focusworksedc.com/collections/flashlights/products/f2-flashlight-aluminum
F2 Flashlight Aluminum
$175.00
It might be small, but the F2 is bright! With its 14500 lithium ion battery and Samsung LED, this amazing little light will go for hours if needed or blow your retina's out with nearly 900 lumens. The F2 was created to go easy on the wallet and still have all the quality you've come to expect from Focusworks.
Samsung LH351d 5000k LED or Nichia 219c 4000k LED
Qlite driver (simple low-medium-high operation)
Grade 5 titanium pocket clip
Runs on a 14500 lithium ion rechargeable battery (sold separately)
Weight with a battery 75g
4-1/16" (104mm) x 7/8" (22mm) diameter
What emitter (LED) should you get?
Naturally that's totally up to your preference but how to make the choice?
Start this way. Ignore the brand and the numbers and letters behind it and focus on the 5000k and 4000k. That's the color of the light. But how do you compare that to something you know?
It's easy. Think about an old incandescent light (most light bulb's these days try to mimic that color). Remember what color they are? Kind of a yellowy white? That yellowy white color is roughly 3500k. the lower the number the yellower the light the higher the color the bluer the light..
4000k is just a littler bit bluer than the old incandescent. It's soft and easy on the eyes but appears a little dimmer than the 5000k option.
5000k is more intense. More towards blue it eliminates any yellow and appears to be white light. It looks brighter and light's up an area better than 4000k (in my opinion)
I always recommend going with 5000k when I'm asked. I prefer its brightness and lack of yellow in the beam.
*here is an affiliate link to my Titanium Unboxing Knife from Amazon:
https://amzn.to/3HiElyl