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Item Id:SC700d |
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Very good for MTB as handlebar light!
Pros
reliable
lightweight
long runtime
self contained battery,
brightness
good throw and spill
waterproof
low price
Todo for a perfect MTB light:
Wireless handlebar remote. Very important for MTB.
The remote should have 2 buttons to increase or decrease the light (in G8 user would select the modes for remote)and should NOT turn on/off the light.
Battery status at a glance.
4 color led would be perfect
100%blue80%green60%yellow40%red20%flashing red0% |
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Reviewed by: a user from Romania.
on 11/27/2019 |
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This little flashlight is amazing. Great build quality, really good run times with the 21700 batteries purchased at Zebralight. The programming was a little daunting until I got a grip on it. I now have all 12 lumen levels programmed into G6 and G7. I highly recommend this flashlight. |
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Reviewed by: a user from Ohio USA.
on 7/29/2019 |
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This is the fourth Zebralight I have owned. Top-Tier Quality construction, combined with long runtime on the 21700 cells plus the small form factor - - - combine to make this one of the most practical flashlights available on the market today. This is my everyday carry light.
I would love to see Zebralight fit an XHP35 into this light with a reshaped and smooth reflector.
It would be Zebralight's first compact thrower that many ZL fans have been waiting for. |
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Reviewed by: a user from San Antonio, Texas.
on 6/11/2019 |
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This Zebralight SC700D is the big daddy of the whole lineup. It uses the Tesla size 21700 Lithium Ion battery. 90+ CRI ensures colors are accurate with a 5000k daylight tint. The LED is a powerhouse in this small, compact light! 3000+ lumens to be exact! This is the ultimate Zebralight. Don't forget to pick up the recommended 21700 battery on the bottom of the product page! Be sure to pick up a good lithium ion charger that supports 21700 batteries. (Try looking online from IMRbatteries, ect.) |
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Reviewed by: a user from Northern California.
on 3/29/2019 |
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It was time for a 21700 Zebralight! This one is a winner with higher output and runtime. I had an issue with the clip fitting mine but they exchanged it for another and this one looks fine.
The XHP70.2 is good but not great. The 90+ CRI is totally not evident to me. But the overall tint is pretty good so I'm happy. Perfect outdoors light with a good balance of spill, throw and output. And the return of super low output like .04 lumens is icing on the cake. |
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Reviewed by: a user from US.
on 2/12/2019 |
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today I was tempted to pick up a half priced jetbeam that produces 3100 lumens on an IMR 18650 cell. Well since I have replaced my SC600wIII HI. I saved $70 today with the SC700d ar 3000 lumkens! THANKS!!! |
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Reviewed by: a user from Murder capitol of the USA.
on 2/5/2019 |
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I wrote a technical review (with many runtime graphs) on Budget Light Forum. Can't post a direct link, but search for "Zebralight SC700d – A Short Technical Review". |
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Reviewed by: a user from Oregon.
on 2/1/2019 |
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This is a versatile, beautiful light for those who appreciate top engineering, workmanship, and aesthetics in their tools. Its chosen trade-offs are well chosen, and it seems as efficient as possible given its apparent goals and the limitations of technology, which is at a point where I think: "Yes! Good enough." It shows colors accurately over a huge range of lumens, manages heat remarkably well, and all in a package one can still wear in a pocket. I'll use mine proudly for years. |
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Reviewed by: a user from Western US.
on 1/25/2019 |
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I have had it for 2 days now, and I must say that it's rather a powerful little bugger. I measured 2740 lumens on High (H1) and 2 lumens on low (L1).
Pros: powerful, small, beautiful design. Cons: tint is a little greenish!
See full review at 1lumen.com |
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Reviewed by: a user from Netherlands.
on 1/10/2019 |
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