Sorry if this is old news. I was just at Sears and saw this light... http://www.dorcy.com/products.aspx?p=414295 120 lumen...$40...looked pretty nice.
Monolith said:It got poor reviews for quality in the other thread.
Niteowl said:Down to the brass tacks.... I was dissapointed in the output of this light. I had expected it to be much brighter. My brightest 3w light, Pelican's M6 blows it away. The Dorcy's got a much larger hotspot and it's not very smooth. This could be part of the problem. The off-center emitter surely doesn't help any at all. I expressed my dissapointment to Jamie and hopefully it will be resolved before production gets rolling. The light is 9 feet from the wall and has about a 16 foot wide sidespill.
A close-up with different exposure to show the off-center emitter affect.
I'll try for better beamshots later, still trying to get a technique down. I found I had no white walls in the house and went into the basement where I had bare drywall.
Runtime is unkown at this time. I did notice the head was warm after being on about ten minutes straight for beamshots.
Overall it's a neat light, very tough. With the large spot and wide spill, the light has potential if the emitter centering/output issue is resolved. I'm just not sure it will be bright enough to live up to Dorcy's 6w/120 lumen hype. I'll post updates regarding any improvements that may occur.
Pellidon said:It is about as bright as my Golston 7Watt. I have run it with two 3.7 volt batteries for a short time and it is as bright as the Golston.
I don't like the belt clip. Have not figured how to get it apart cleanly yet.