Paul_in_Maryland
Flashlight Enthusiast
This Australian dealer is selling an EZAA Warm. But is it really warm? First, usually the Warm version says EZAA W; on this photo, there's no W. Second, the bin is listed as Q6. Has anyone heard of XP-E Q6?
Is this Nitecore EZAA really the Warm one?
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Flying Turtle
Flashaholic
Looks like that might be an "accidentally intentional" mislabeling of the ad.
Geoff
Geoff
B0wz3r
Flashlight Enthusiast
It's possible they just used the wrong light for the picture, but if there isn't a little w next to the EZAA it's not a warm.
I have a number of Q35A lights as that is my favorite tint and there is some variability in their tints though...
The EZAAw I have is easily the warmest, while the RRT-0 Q3 I have is the whitest (not blue at all though) and my ST Pro is somewhere between them.
I have a number of Q35A lights as that is my favorite tint and there is some variability in their tints though...
The EZAAw I have is easily the warmest, while the RRT-0 Q3 I have is the whitest (not blue at all though) and my ST Pro is somewhere between them.
