Emisar D4V2

I thought they were just overrated trendy lights that the reddit horde pressures everyone into buying, but actually i love them. The d4 v2 is now one ...

All right and by the way, uh this is a dangerous flashlight um. You know that that many lumens can absolutely set things on fire.

I'Ve been using them a lot recently and i think that this msr d4 v2 is a really good one to start getting into fancier lights.

This is absolutely tiny and great for your pocket lasts a long time. It's something! That's super simple to use. I like it

She got you a Emisar D4V2. It's one of the quintessential "hot-rod" enthusiast flashlights. Power of a small sun on Turbo mode, but only for a little while before it steps down (decreases in output) to protect the internals because it will get hot QUICK. Also, 100% agree with u/The_Muffins_Man, she's a keeper!.

Ladies and Gentlemen. My Emisar D4v2 with 3500k 219b arrived.

I am in love. This is the perfect emitter.

I probably have nothing more to seek for.

Will buy more of these emitters from Simon and try to put them in all my other lights.

I compared 2 flashlights. The Zebralight sc64w and the Emisar D4V2. Starting with the D4V2, I used the light in my daily manor until the first low voltage protection kicked in and the light dimmed.

With the D4V2 I knew I didn't _need_ super bright. My goal with that light was moderate brightness (200-300lm) once in a while (2 or 3 minutes, and sometimes up to 10 minutes), but mostly I'd be using just 50-100lm for longer periods... 10 - 30 minutes at a time. This light will be used primarily for camping, or around the cottage (we rent so needs vary.)

Emisar d4v2 fitted with osram w2 leds

Single 18650 size so fits in a pocket easily..

I have a titanium/copper one and that one makes everybody go "woah!!!!"

It also makes everyone go blind.

Less than $90..

I mean, the Wurkkos FC11 is like $15 if you get a good sale, and that's a pretty decent light. Convoys are good and like $20-30. Lumintop is on the upper end of this range, but they're great lights. For slightly more ($45) something like and Emisar D4V2 will blow any of the aforementioned out of the water.