Convoy M21H 21700 flashlight

Probably the go to light if you want one that’s slightly big and powerful. I got both this and a lot of the TIR, with the LHP73B emitter 5000K. I’m now a big fan of the emitter, Nice tint, I do prefer it over my SFT40 5000K and B35AM 4500K. I use the widest TIR possible for this becasue I like having a flooder indoors. For outdoors you can change it to a 3 degree TIR, and it turns into a thrower if you want. Extremely versatile. I’m very happy about the moonlight mode here, it’s not bright at all! Whih is perfect. My only bad points with this are that there doesn’t seem to be a difference between the 10A ultra and 20A ultra. No clue whether thats a me issue or not. Also you might need to buy a bigger gasket with this too, since the one that comes with this light doesn’t seal the TIR (at least for me) so it makes the TIR and glass not water tight. Additionally, when it gets really hot, the rubber seal for the usb C can come loose. Overall, if iI wanted one really bright light i’d buy this one for sure. Otherwise S21E if i wanted a really small one. But this light isn’t that big, it’s just not something i’d carry in my pocket

Az első igazán komoly Convoy lámpám. XHP 70.3 HI R9050 leddel (4000K) 8⁰ TIR lencsével. Egyszerűen gyönyörű, minden elvárásomat felülmúlta. Vannak már más lámpáim, de jelenleg ez a Top. Legközelebb SFT 70 -nel (4000K) fogom megrendelni. Hogy legyen egy erősebb, de kompakt lámpám.

Got the M21H with SFT70 4000K 90 CRI, and it is absolutely wonderful! I don't have equipment to measure it, but I can tell you it's just slightly on the rosy side, no green tint to be seen at all! What's even more amazing is that this holds true even in the "moonlight" level (which is actually too bright to be a true moon level). The important takeaway is that there is very little tint shift between levels. Now with the stock 8° optic the beam is flawless and verrry smooth, but I wanted throwier so I popped in the 3° optic. As has been pointed out, there is indeed a slightly dark center to the beam, and a bit of tint shifty ring artifacts near the hotspot, but it's not that bad and is mostly only bothersome during white wall hunting. I really like that there is a ramping UI, though I don't really care for some parts of it, particularly the inability to move between moon and ramping mode without switching the light off. And relatedly, I also dislike the lack of a shortcut to low level when the light was previously shut off in a higher level- I'm forced to see possibly even turbo, with no way in the UI to avoid it, if that was the level used last time it was shut off. Because this bin of this emitter is so amazing, I'll undoubtedly order another M21H and just keep both beam spreads around in lieu of having to switch between the two. But I won't need to go wider than 8° because I have other lights with the FFL351A 3700K (non rosy version though still a tiny bit rosy) and with Nichia 519a 4000K behind a pebbled TIR (so less greenish hotspot than when installed in a typical reflector), and all three lights appear virtually identical.

Convoy M21H 21700, LHP73B - polecam, spełnia oczekiwania, dioda 4000K wizualnie jest jaśniejsza ma mniejsze odwzorowanie kolorów od XHP70.0 HI 4000K, ale skupienie i jasność jest ok.

Got this model for a third time, this time with LHP73B 4000K. With this emitter the driver is the 20A one. This driver excels with the momentary 20A Turbo level. And also with the noticeably different intensity between the Moon level (H from Off) and the lowest Stepped Ramping level. The old drivers for this model have the Moon level and the lowest Stepped Ramping level almost identical. With the default 8deg TIR this emitter provide nice smooth beam with both bright central spot going toward pretty wide (for a 8deg) spill. The tint of the emitter is not as rosy as mine XHP70.3 HI R70 4000K (in one of mine prev M21Hs) or mine LHP531 4000K (in one of mine S2+s), but it's nice. Highly recommended!

Got this model for a second time, now with SFT70 3000K (my prev one is with XHP70.3 HI R70 4000K with nice slightly rosy tint). With the default TIR (8deg) the beam is tight and smooth. I've tried it also with the 12deg and 36deg TIRs, but the default one is the best for this model and emitter. Recommended!

Demanding, but yet simple packaging as always. The reason why I interested this product, that the TIR optics, and of course, the LED (SFT70 3000K). I also prefer the step up/ boost driver because better low voltage battery operation. The voltage display very innovative, I like it! My opinion at now, TIR optics has the best light projection especially for a spotlight. The beam very intense, but also perfectly smooth with absolut sharpless spot. (I could imagine for example the 3X21D with a large TIR lense just for fun…) And what’s the LED? That’s a very good and eye friendly light quality especially from a single chip in a flashligt! Pictures nothing special, only my phone and the flashlight. I think with this LED, at least it’s that good as or better than an expensive portable “studio” light! Don’t know because don’t have, but won me. Last but not least, thanks the strap, that I got as a gift!

XHP70.3 HI R70 - A surprisingly powerful little torch! This has a very strong hotspot. It's not as floody as I expected it to be from the reviews I've seen online, though the spill is strong and much more usable than other models. It gets hot VERY quickly. After about a minute the head is too hot to hold, and after about 3, the body becomes uncomfortable too. Managable if you're outside and it's cold, or have some gloves on. I personally wouldn't recommend the CREE LEDs. This is my second, the first being a 50.3 R9050 3500K. Both have an unpleasant green tint to them. The colour temp seems relatively accurate despite the tint issue. Personally, the Luminus LHP531 at 4000K is a much more pleasing tint, borderline rosy, and the CCT appears more accurate. Visually, it's only very slightly less bright - which is more than made up for by the tint and colour. Overall, a great torch and I'd recommend it - especially with a more floody TIR.

Good day. Today I'll tell you about a powerful flashlight - the Convoy M26D, with an LHP73B 4000K LED. The flashlight weighs one gram with a 21700 battery. The flashlight has a basic line of modes: 10, 40, and 100%, as well as a turbo mode - 20 amps, 60 watts of power. Don't mess with this flashlight - it can melt your things - the power is impressive. At 3/4 power level, you will get 1 hour 35 minutes of stabilized light. At 2/4 brightness level - 4 hours 47 minutes. Check out the performance graphs; I'm not hiding anything. But that's not all. At 100% brightness (10 amps), in a room at 23 degrees Celsius, the flashlight will work for 1 minute 30 seconds before the temperature control is triggered. A good result for such a flashlight. Temperature control is active, and the lower the ambient temperature, the more light you'll get over time. In terms of range, you'll get up to 150-200 meters. A nice bonus is the truly accurate and dim moonlight mode. I think the 4000 Kelvin color of this LED is very beautiful, much better than the Xhp70.3 LED, which has a greenish tint. I'd also like to express my deepest gratitude to Simon for everything he creates and for always including gifts with the flashlights. He's an excellent seller, and I highly recommend him.

I am very satisfied with my M21H LHP73B 3000K. This CCT of this emitter is probably the ideal one for me because it makes for nice low blue light for use at home at night and still lets you see colors and outclasses any high CRI alternative on efficiency and output. I also have the tactical tail on it which I modified for 20A use by adding a solder wick spring bypass. Overall it is a nice increase in capability to get silent forward clicky usage, however it is worth noting that there is no way to enable 20A turbo for use with this forward clicky, which is very unfortunate. This is due to the 20A mode always being locked behind having to click-hold (2H) for momentary on the eswitch, which is otherwise a pretty great UI design, it just clashes with the notion of the light remembering the last always-on mode it was on when the tailswitch is activated. Still, the 4C 20A eswitch tactical mode still gives you a way to get momentary 20A. I agree with others that the continuous ramp 1 second delay before ramp starts is problematic but it's not the end of the world. One other note I have is I'm not sure what everyone is talking about when saying the 10A turbo is memorized. It's not for me. I have it toggled to stepped ramp, and memorized the 1/4 setting (10A turbo is 4/4 on the steps). If i turn the light straight to 10A turbo with a 2C, and I 1C again to shut it off, the next 1C turn on goes back to 1/4, which is perfect, and shows it does not memorize the turbo. Similarly when on 1/4 a 2C goes to 4/4 and 1C returns to 1/4, which is good, and on moonlight 2C goes to 4/4 and 1C shuts off, again without interfering with memorized 1/4. To me, stepped or continuous ramp is a bit of a wash. continuous is a bit hard to use with the delay, but, it gives an easy way to ramp back down, which stepped mode prevents. stepped gives more of a delay you gotta hold it by before stepping out of it and i'm generally good anyway with having what is essentially 4 levels to use overall.