I NEED A HIGH CRI EDC FLASHLIGHT

Hi. I would really appreciate it if someone could help me find a;

High CRI 85+
4500+ TEMP
1000+ LUMINS
EDC
SINGLE 18650 OR 18350 OR 16340
ANY MORE CONFIGURATION
AROUND 45 USD IF POSSIBLE.

so far the only flashlight I have found close to these specs is the Wuben T046R. I think it has the newer high cri xpg3 high CRI X3 config leds but I'm not sure.
Any suggestions or input are welcome and will be really appreciated. The.

Emisar D4 nichia 219c. Under $45 90+ CRI 3500lm fantastic build quality. I've heard the phrase "flashlight of the year" passed around.

I second that.

DIPSTIX said:

Emisar D4 nichia 219c. Under $45 90+ CRI 3500lm fantastic build quality. I've heard the phrase "flashlight of the year" passed around.

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The D4 is in a class of its own.
The only real alternative is the D1, that is if you need a thrower.

RollerBoySE said:

The D4 is in a class of its own.
The only real alternative is the D1, that is if you need a thrower.

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D1 is not an alternative when one wants hi-cri. Unless we're talking about LED swap.

Agpp said:

D1 is not an alternative when one wants hi-cri. Unless we're talking about LED swap.

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True, but throwers are (unfortunately) typically not high CRI.

RollerBoySE said:

True, but throwers are (unfortunately) typically not high CRI.

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Jaxman M8 is almost a thrower and comes in 219b. I believe Eagletac makes some 219c throwers but you're right, they're hard to find.

Yep. Unless you want long distance throw, the Emisar D4 is the first light you should consider.

The Manker E14 and Astrolux S41/S42 are similar lights, but the Manker is a bit out of your price range and not as high performance (very nice looking in my opinion, however), and I've heard the Astrolux lights don't meet their specs and have other issues.

If you want moderate throw, the Eagletac TX30C2 with the Nichia 219C option might be close to what you're looking for, but a little shy on output and significantly higher priced.

The Zebralight SC600w Mk III HI also comes close, but is a little low on the CRI rating and also significantly higher priced.

Hang tight if you can the Zebralight sc64C is supposed to be 18650 with 93-95 cri at 4000k.