woodrow
Flashlight Enthusiast
Hi,
I thought I would post some comments, pics and beamshots of my new 4Sevens Quark Turbo incase someone was on the fence about ordering one. I wanted a Quark light after reading all the reviews about them (crazy things like always getting a CENTERED LED! and great beams..not to mention .2Lumens low output) and when the Turbo came out with the XP-G R5 led in it, I really had no choice but to buy one.
When the light arrived, the first thing that amazed me was the packaging. I have spent hundreds of $$$ more on lights that were not presented as well as this light. Great job 4Sevens!
The box opens to reveal
Which folds out to
For some reason, I was expecting the light to be bigger, I was hapilly suprised to see it is more SF 6p sized. Shown next to a NiteCore EZ123 and Fenix PD30
Here is the crazy centered led thing I was talking about. I wish more manufactures could figure this out!
I can't normally do this photo with a light. Here is a picture of the light on moonlight mode at .2 lumens
One nice thing about the XP-G led is that Even with a smooth reflector, the beam is smooth and has NO Cree Rings
The light comes with these levels of output: (copied from 4Sevens site)
Typical Output Levels and Runtimes + (LED drive current)
Now the Fenix (both at 1" f/2.8 iso 64 daylight
There is still a pretty bright moon out, so I could not do good long beamshots, but here are 3 at 8 yards with a Fenix PD30+ (r2) , the Quark Turbo , and the Streamlight Stinger HP Led to give you a general idea of the beams. 1" f/2.8 iso 64 wb daylight
Fenix
Quark
Stinger
So those are my pics. Overall, I am Highly Impressed with the 4Sevens Quark Turbo and the XP-G R5 led. The beam is flawless, the Light has enough Lego options to make a 6p sit up and take notice, It can use rechargables and a 18650 tube is availible. It has 30 days solid runtime availible if needed, and is Very Bright for its size on max with 230 OTF lumens. My cheap digicam does not pick it up well, but it is easilly brighter than the Fenix wth the R2 led.
I highly recomend this light, and I am sure 4Sevens will see a good chunk of my money in the future as more of these lights are released.
Thanks for reading!:wave:
I thought I would post some comments, pics and beamshots of my new 4Sevens Quark Turbo incase someone was on the fence about ordering one. I wanted a Quark light after reading all the reviews about them (crazy things like always getting a CENTERED LED! and great beams..not to mention .2Lumens low output) and when the Turbo came out with the XP-G R5 led in it, I really had no choice but to buy one.
When the light arrived, the first thing that amazed me was the packaging. I have spent hundreds of $$$ more on lights that were not presented as well as this light. Great job 4Sevens!

The box opens to reveal

Which folds out to

For some reason, I was expecting the light to be bigger, I was hapilly suprised to see it is more SF 6p sized. Shown next to a NiteCore EZ123 and Fenix PD30

Here is the crazy centered led thing I was talking about. I wish more manufactures could figure this out!

I can't normally do this photo with a light. Here is a picture of the light on moonlight mode at .2 lumens

One nice thing about the XP-G led is that Even with a smooth reflector, the beam is smooth and has NO Cree Rings

The light comes with these levels of output: (copied from 4Sevens site)
Typical Output Levels and Runtimes + (LED drive current)
Moonlight: 0.2 lumens for 30 days, (1ma)
Low: 4 lumens for 5 days (10ma)
Medium: 22 lumens for 20 hours (50ma)
High: 85 lumens for 4.5 hours (250ma)
Max: 230 lumens for 1.8 hours (990ma)
Strobe: 230 lumens for 3 hours
Beacon: 0-230 lumens pulse for 23 hours
.2 is a little low for me... but even low is much dimmer than most lights 10-15 lumens on low. Still good for navigating the house at night with others sleeping. Here is a Pic of the low of the Quark vs. the Fenix PD30Low: 4 lumens for 5 days (10ma)
Medium: 22 lumens for 20 hours (50ma)
High: 85 lumens for 4.5 hours (250ma)
Max: 230 lumens for 1.8 hours (990ma)
Strobe: 230 lumens for 3 hours
Beacon: 0-230 lumens pulse for 23 hours

Now the Fenix (both at 1" f/2.8 iso 64 daylight

There is still a pretty bright moon out, so I could not do good long beamshots, but here are 3 at 8 yards with a Fenix PD30+ (r2) , the Quark Turbo , and the Streamlight Stinger HP Led to give you a general idea of the beams. 1" f/2.8 iso 64 wb daylight
Fenix

Quark

Stinger

So those are my pics. Overall, I am Highly Impressed with the 4Sevens Quark Turbo and the XP-G R5 led. The beam is flawless, the Light has enough Lego options to make a 6p sit up and take notice, It can use rechargables and a 18650 tube is availible. It has 30 days solid runtime availible if needed, and is Very Bright for its size on max with 230 OTF lumens. My cheap digicam does not pick it up well, but it is easilly brighter than the Fenix wth the R2 led.
I highly recomend this light, and I am sure 4Sevens will see a good chunk of my money in the future as more of these lights are released.
Thanks for reading!:wave:
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