Wuben Knight X0 Flashlight Review and Lux Test - A TINY but Powerful EDC ECL!
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2024
- Check out this little but versatile ECL, the Wuben Knight X0! It has GREAT performance in such a TINY package.
★ Wuben direct: geni.us/wubendirect
★ Wuben X0: geni.us/wubenx0
⬆️ Use 10% OFF Coupon code: HLR10 ⬆️
➡️ List of items I use to do my flashlight testing ⬅️
Dr.meter LX1010B Lux Meter - geni.us/LuxMeter
FLIR ONE Pro Thermal Camera - geni.us/flir
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Check out this little but versatible ECL, the Wuben Knight X0! It has GREAT performance in such a TINY package.
★ Wuben direct: geni.us/wubendirect
★ Wuben X0: geni.us/wubenx0
⬆ Use 10% OFF Coupon code: HLR10 ⬆
I love this new channel. Immediately subscribed..
Thanks! What do you think of the outdoor views? Do you think that both my backyard and creek are valuable? Or should I just do the creek?
@@handheldlightreviews both places are good for testing. Since these flashlights are used in dark places.. and you have those two perfect spots to tedt them. I love you how you manually choose the aperture of your camera to calibrate the darkness there. I wish you a successful channel and more sponsorships ( i hope you won't be biased like other channels)
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@@KismetMookz Thanks for the feedback. I try to stay positive about the products, but I am definitely won't allow myself to be biased. What would be the point to making people question my honesty? At least...that's how I see it anyway. 😊
Just got the "E7" for my birthday.
I ended up buying the e7 with the battery extension I wish they made the same for this light
Any issues with RCR-123 cells?
Will it fit the E7 headband?
This light looks very handy. If I didn’t already own an Olight Perun 2 Mini, I would jump all over this, especially with the 25% discount.
Thanks! Happy with that Perun 2 mini? Looks like a good one, haven't gotten one in my hands yet.
@@handheldlightreviews VERY happy! I really like the red secondary light, which is exceptionally floody.
Where did you get a 25% coupon from?
@@landnavigator2 It was mentioned in the video, but it is not listed in the “more” text under it.
Best OX Review! Well done. Issues with your Light Meter I’m not sure how you got 3000 Lm out of the flashlight it’s only supposed to have 1100 🤔
Thanks! 🙂 I use a lux meter, not a lumen meter.
Have you or could you tell us or sale us what you are doing for navigation lights. The thought occurred to me that the small magnetic ones mentioned here with red and green filters could possibly be used?
Can you tell me where I can find the small magnetic versions you are referring to? I'd like to check it out!
@@handheldlightreviews the Wuben XO has a magnet on the bottom. I was considering the possibility for using those for navigation lights.
Yes, it does indeed have a magnet on the bottom. Can you please tell me what you mean by "those" when you are referring to navigation lights with red and green filters?
My thought was using little Wuben X0 lights for navigation lights. Create a stainless steal plate with colored filters and a USB plug for each light. The cost would probably be absurd. But keep them charged and if you ever lose power, each light has an awesome battery. But how many lumins are needed for navigation lights is a thought. And then how long at that level would the charge last?
hmm, would need a light sensor also to turn the lights on and off, or do navigation lights always need to be on?
I tried the coupon code for the white one and got less than $7 off. I went to Amazon instead and they had a 15% off coupon, so basically the same, but free shipping and you accrue points if you have their card.
Thanks for the head's up. Hope you used my link in the description. Helps me out a little bit. If not, not worries. Did you have issues seeing that discount using my code? Someone else said it wasn't working.
@@handheldlightreviews Yeah, the code didn't work, but I had Amazon points to burn so I went that route. Sorry I couldn't help you brother. Side note, the pocket clip is aluminum and very rigid, I'm looking to swap it out for a sling steel one, just gotta find a pocket knife clip with the same hole spacing.
@@AmbuBadger Thanks. And no worries, buddy! I have an Amazon card myself, so I know how it goes! 😎 Yes, the clip is pretty solid...but maybe TOO solid for flexible use? Let me know if you find a good replacement for it, I love to check it out.
Code not working
Thank you very much for the heads up! I will reach out to Wuben and ask them if they can fix that.
Previous coupon code expired, updated the description with a new one. Thanks again for the head's up!
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Why do they get more expensive with different colors? Sketchy.
It costs more to get those colours. White and black are alu but with different finishes. The gold is brass, grey is ti, green is ti with coating and print, cracked is ti with coating and print.
Not sketchy at all; simply a reflection of the cost of the materials and manufacturing costs being higher.
Those prices for a paint job are absolutely ridiculous
It isn't just a color difference, the flashlights are made out of different materials. The aluminum version is the cheapest option, with the titanium versions being more expense as Ti is a more expensive material, and more expensive to work with.