The Easiest Way to WIN Klarus Penlight P20 - Giveaways

[rcu316]

Looks like a nice sized neat light. Would love to try it if it's the same quality of my other Klarus which has been great!

 

[MiniLights]

Loving my mi7, even more so now that I stepped up to the lithium 14500. What a beast this little light is!

I bet my nurse girlfriend would love this, if I was feeling nice enough to pass it along.

Count me in.

 

[likethevegetable]

Looks like an awesome and very handy light. Please count me in!

 

[BloodLust]

Sweet! Hi CRI!

 

[alik]

Looks like an awesome pocket light, I'd love to have one. Thanks

 

[Oleńka]

I'd like to be in, thank you Klarus.

 

[lockdoc]

High CRI penlight, Awesome!

 

[Duramarks]

I'm in! I love AAAs

 

[EvgaP]

Amazing penlight!!!

 

[LeanBurn]

Higher CRI is always the best feature.

 

[silverwarior]

Love the penlight form factor! I am wearing office attire, so 1xAA be too bulky while 1xAAA has short runtime. With this Klarus Penlight P20, it will blend in nicely with the pen that I carry in my shirt's pocket, plus it has a long run time with 2xAAA & high output. This will come in handy when I do stock checking in warehouse. Seems like a good "Bite light" too. Thanks.

 

[sandalian]

I like the fact that this penlight utilizes Nichia Hi CRI LED and floody beam pattern. Two AAA battery format also a good choice to give more juice and runtime to the flashlight.

It of course very suitable for close range illumination for every day task.

 

[khaleeq]

Looks great light. I wish Klarus would also provide a runtime graph.

 

[Nichia!]

I love Nichia and AAA lights am in

 

[100eyes]

High CRI is always a great feature and the pen form factor is great to carry

 

[Agpp]

Slowly getting close to 100.
The several other Klarus GAWs which are pending now are somewhat farther.

 

[see level]

Nice light. I would clip
it on my shirt

 

[niraya]

How are the 66 ANSI lumens for 15 hours runtime achieved? Such efficacy seems totally impossible for Nichia 219c on just 2 NiMH AAA :candle:

 

[Keitho]

ANSI spec allows very low ending output; one tenth starting output if I remember correctly. You can't just multiply 66 lumens by 15 hours to get the total lumen-hours.