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New Laser Flashlight, Lazsaber LS1, Surpasses LED Counterparts in Brightness and Efficiency

This is not an ordinary LED flashlight, but a laser one, which has many advantages.

A powerful flashlight with an LED will not surprise anyone now – the choice of such devices is huge, and on AliExpress sellers constantly measure themselves with fake brightness values. Another thing is their successors – flashlights created using phosphor technology with laser excitation.

This type of light source is in many ways superior to its LED counterparts: it heats up less, which makes it last longer without losing brightness over time, and is noticeably more energy efficient. An added bonus is better visibility in fog/smoke conditions and increased beam range. For example, model Lazsaber LS1which has received over $42,000 in donations on Kickstarter out of a $5,000 request, can fire a beam up to 1,500 meters away.

Features Lazsaber LS1

  • 6063 grade aluminum alloy body with high heat dissipation;
  • Water protection according to the IP66 standard;
  • Maximum luminous flux brightness: up to 770 lumens, 4 brightness modes;
  • Battery: 21750 format, 5000 mAh, fast charging via Type-C;
  • Dimensions and weight: 165×42 mm, 290 g.

Thanks to its advantages, the Lazsaber LS1 is an excellent tool for rescue work, hiking and other outdoor activities, patrol and even self-defense.

The startup promises incredible battery life of up to 65 hours at 100 lumens, as well as up to 3 hours at maximum luminous power. Fast charging of the battery takes about 3 hours.

Price and Availability

You can pre-order the Lazsaber LS1 flashlight on Kickstarter. Price – from 139 dollars. The start of deliveries is scheduled for January 2024.

There are other interesting flashlights on the crowdfunding site. For example, Mini X3 is a multifunctional gadget that can shine with brightness up to 300 lumens, green laser and ultraviolet light.

Pavel Kolesnikov

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