New SureFire Maximus 1000 lumens!

tab665

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what headlamp with 1000 lumens has been out for years? also, if your going to knock a product, do it right; i think you meant ".... and at UNDER half the price"
 

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Why is it hard for people to understand designed and made in USA is much more expensive. I work for a manufacturing company and customers get excited when they hear they can buy a made in USA product until they get the price compared to the China price. 85% of our revenue and 100% of our profit is Made in China product. That's right, we lose money manufacturing in the US.
 

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^I try to buy American made when I can and paying a premium for it isn't so much the issue. The issue is I pay more for a lesser product as I find half the time the stuff from China is made better or lasts longer. Just saying in general, not in regards to SF or this light.
 

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what headlamp with 1000 lumens has been out for years? also, if your going to knock a product, do it right; i think you meant ".... and at UNDER half the price"


armytek, nitecore, to name a few
and over ,under, it doesnt matter, im sure the point was understood;)
 

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Looks to be made of plastic? How will it heatsink that immense amount of heat? Does it use an 18650 or there bogus 123's I have to buy each time, or even worse a pack that cannot be removed so I have to let it sit for 7 hours to charge right when I need to use it?
 
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P_A_S_1

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Looks to be made of plastic? How will it heatsink that immense amount of heat? Does it use an 18650 or there bogus 123's I have to buy each time, or even worse a pack that cannot be removed so I have to let it sit for 7 hours to charge right when I need to use it?

It's magnesium not plastic. It uses an integrated li-ion, whether it's a 18650 idk but it's not removable, no cr123s.
 

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I have the older(500 lumen) version of this headlamp and it's fantastic. The "infinitely"-adjustable brightness is invaluable for certain tasks(such as close-up work or reading) and greatly extends battery life, which is relatively short when maxed-out. My only real complaints are the sealed, non field-serviceable battery and the CCT. It does come with both a 120V wall-charger with various US & European plugs and a 12V car-charger. Charge time from dead to full is nowhere near 7-hours, it's more around 1-2 hours(I haven't recorded it precisely).
 

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Just what the world needs, more lumens. Nothing better for a survival situation or a week long camping trip than another battery burner.
 
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