Perfect little torch. I have seen it before on Hotukdeals for 25 pound something, so thought this was a good deal too. This price only for Prime members and only for 24hrs.
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wowtarzan
11 Jul 166#6
By giving preferential treatment to their Prime customers Amazon are alienating their other customers.
Solly92
11 Jul 163#4
Cold from me, LedLenser seems nice mechanically and optically but the P series is rubbish electrically - just two switched resistors - unregulated and very wasteful of battery energy.
I don't trust their specifications either. The P14.2 model runs on 4 AA batteries - almost 3 times the capacity of 4 AAA batteries. On low power it is 20% brighter with 20% shorter battery life - like somehow the P14.2 wastes 2/3rds of its battery? Doesn't add up.
0zone
11 Jul 163#3
I wish I was a professional LED.
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tombryant
11 Jul 162#1
Garbage @ 140lumens, same light output from the £1 homebargain/poundlamp flashlights
Speculator to tombryant
11 Jul 16#2
It's normal use @ 250 lumens and Boost @ 320 Lumens.
Where did you get 140 Lumens??
afroylnt to tombryant
11 Jul 162#14
And the good thing with torches from the pounds shop is that you never have to replace the batteries.... as the torch has stopped working well before it needs new batteries...
0zone
11 Jul 163#3
I wish I was a professional LED.
Solly92
11 Jul 163#4
Cold from me, LedLenser seems nice mechanically and optically but the P series is rubbish electrically - just two switched resistors - unregulated and very wasteful of battery energy.
I don't trust their specifications either. The P14.2 model runs on 4 AA batteries - almost 3 times the capacity of 4 AAA batteries. On low power it is 20% brighter with 20% shorter battery life - like somehow the P14.2 wastes 2/3rds of its battery? Doesn't add up.
VDisillusioned
11 Jul 16#5
I think we have this one - well we have a LedLenser which takes 4AAAs and came from Amazon - and it's an OK basic torch. But to be honest I'm rather underwhelmed by it. It feels well made and the focus is well designed but that's about it for me. Performance and battery life are OK but nothing to write home about.
wowtarzan
11 Jul 166#6
By giving preferential treatment to their Prime customers Amazon are alienating their other customers.
toaster to wowtarzan
11 Jul 162#15
Your right, I'm buying more on Ebay these days, especially with smaller items, cheaper, more choice and faster free delivery.
pgilc1 to wowtarzan
11 Jul 161#24
Thats laugh out loud funny.
The whole point of a subscription service is to give members benefits that non members dont get.
Ven23
11 Jul 16#7
I'm interested to know what torches people do recommend?
I've had a Lenser for a couple of years now and always found it to be pretty good so what other, similar torches are out there?
Paradroid to Ven23
11 Jul 161#8
My main carry around torch is an olight S15R, and I have an LEDLenser M7 for when I go camping.
sneakypez
11 Jul 161#9
this torch is powerful for its size and I have one. it makes me laugh when people mention the pound shop. you can't get a brighter torch from the pound shop. I guess you do your daily shop there.
meridiusuk
11 Jul 16#10
anyone recommend a working torch ? I mean I am always building pc systems and light to get some light in there when working is there any good ones
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I don't trust their specifications either. The P14.2 model runs on 4 AA batteries - almost 3 times the capacity of 4 AAA batteries. On low power it is 20% brighter with 20% shorter battery life - like somehow the P14.2 wastes 2/3rds of its battery? Doesn't add up.
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Where did you get 140 Lumens??
I don't trust their specifications either. The P14.2 model runs on 4 AA batteries - almost 3 times the capacity of 4 AAA batteries. On low power it is 20% brighter with 20% shorter battery life - like somehow the P14.2 wastes 2/3rds of its battery? Doesn't add up.
The whole point of a subscription service is to give members benefits that non members dont get.
I've had a Lenser for a couple of years now and always found it to be pretty good so what other, similar torches are out there?