In this video, I compare the Convoy M21B (CSLPM1.F1) and M2 (CULPM1.TG). Both lights are great long-range flashlights.
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Giant throwers get a lot of attention and are certainly impressive... but do you really need one? In this video, I compare the Convoy L8 (SBT90.2) with the Convoy M21B in two iterations, the CSLPM1.F1 (Green) and CULPM1.TG (White).
In this video, I review and demonstrate the Convoy M21B with CSLPM1.F1 (Green LED). This is a surprisingly powerful thrower that you'll want to consider if you don't mind the color. It out-throws the white version and produces more lumens too! Make sure you watch this video if you're looking for a budget pocket thrower for a great price.
Welcome to my video where I compare the Convoy C8+ (CSLNM1) with the Convoy M2 (CULPM1). Now, I know what you're thinking - "This isn't exactly a 'fair' comparison, as both lights have different emitters." And you're right! But I wanted to take this opportunity to show you the differences between these two popular flashlights and LEDs regardless of the flashlight host.
in this video, I discuss my top 5 favorite pocket throwers (Nextorch T10L, Sofirn IF22a, Convoy M2, Wurkkos FC12, Speras M4). Although there are lots of throwy flashlights out there, I tend to carry around these 5 most often and have found them useful for walks and general use. Before you buy yourself a long-range flashlight, make sure you watch this video so that you make the right choice.
In this video, I compare the Convoy M2 and Convoy M21B (both with CULPM1) to help you decide which one is right for you.
This is my review of the Convoy M21B (CULPM1, 8A). It's an excellent thrower and EDC with over 700m range. The M21B comes with a variety of LED options but I picked the CULPM1 for the best combination of throw and flood.
This is my review of the Convoy M2 with the CULPM1 emitter. What do you think of this light? In my opinion, this is HANDS DOWN, the best value pocket thrower out there on the market.
In this video, I review the Convoy S2+ in MAO (Micro Arc Oxidation). This is a new type of coating that is being used on some flashlights and should exhibit superior durability than normal hard anodizing. I got my S2+ with a Nichia 519a LED in 3000K (warm). Is this coating worth the hype? Watch my video to find out.
In this video, I review the Convoy C8+ in MAO (Micro Arc Oxidation). This new type of coating is being used on some flashlights and should exhibit superior durability to normal hard anodizing. The C8+ is the best-value pocket thrower on the market. It's $44 AUD for a light with a 1KM range! I got my C8+ with an OSRAM CSLNM1.TG LED in 6500K (cool white). Is this little thrower worth the hype? Watch my video to find out.
In this video, I compare the Convoy L8 and Imalent MR90 in terms of brightness, throw, and features. I also run some lux tests with my new Opple Light Master Pro.