Thankfully you can temporarily disable that silly proximity sensor using the light on high or turbo modes. Just click the side-switch up to the level you want while the light is fully on. Useful if searching for something in heavy snow or rain with this light. Otherwise the light's sensor will kick down output since it'll mistake the weather conditions for an obstruction directly in front of it. Sadly the sensor cannot be permanently disabled. Switch the light off, and the sensor is enabled again.

@04mach1speed

6 ай бұрын

That’s cool. Had no idea. Thanks for the info

Good to see an upload from ya, brother! Saw the notification and instantly thought.... I NEED A SANWU!! LOVE Nitecore btw have owned a few.

@04mach1speed

6 ай бұрын

Thanks so much, I kinda got out of the hobby for a while because I started having some personal issues, but I remembered how much I loved doing it so I came back. The laser hobby is the same. I now miss that.

Unfortunate that they keep trying to beat numbers that dont really matter to the enthusiast who are more interested in CRI and efficiency with boost driving, this light lacks both and carries a hefty price for that ugly green tint sadly.

@04mach1speed

6 ай бұрын

I actually happen to agree with you. These lights just keep getting brighter and brighter, the amount of current this light puts out for such a small EDC makes me always question the longevity of these. I feel the same about 510-525nm lights as some enthusiasts feel about CRI lights, their isn’t a high demand so they aren’t producing them as much. I honestly love my green emitters based lights but they’re hard to find

@NGMonocrom

6 ай бұрын

I'm definitely an enthusiast and flashlight collector. And yeah, numbers matter. Not going to lie. Still, will admit that beam profile matters more.