Sofirn SP36

“So far my Sofrin SP36 (for lighting up a room) and SP10 (for task specific lighting) have gotten me through.”

“I used my sp36 underwater and killed it. Fortunately they sent me a new one free, but I'm only trusting my dive light underwater”

“I found out that the side switch can turn on low mode even when charging.”

“I didn't even notice the outer corona "band" when I tested my SK30 outdoors.”

“I have this light and love it.”

“I had a Sp36 then it disappeared. I suspect it rolled away, since the SP36 is just too round and has no retention options.”

“The only one I did regret was the Sofirn SP36 which is just too big to carry in a pocket and has no lanyard. The light itself was pretty good.”

“I've previously owned the SP40, IF25A and SP36 - and the more I used them the more I wished for stable output, ended up selling them and waiting for something new.”

“i got my sk30 a week ago, i'd say it is a beast for its price range, now i carry it everyday”

“SP36 is great if using at medium but gets hot and isn’t efficient if you want sustained higher lumens. Mine sits by the back door to quickly light up the backyard if need be. I much prefer my sc33 for a flooder due to size driver.”

“Great light, it is. I call it the budget version of my also well loved Olight Warrior X4.”

“I also killed my SP36 submerging under a foot of water for about 20 seconds. It fogged up next day and a few days later it died. Sofirn did replace it free also.”

“My Sp36 pro just burnt up here in TN after a hot summer, plugged charging cable in last night and it started smoking and shorted out my trucks outlet too smh.”

“I’ve used my SP36 the last time we lost power (thankfully only for about two days) on moonlight and standing on its tail.”

“tbh, my Wuben X1 has replaced my SP36. Insane amount of light in a smaller and handier package with far better regulation. Just have to lose the High CRI and battery bank part for 12,000lm (measured 10,000 @ turn on) insano' flood.”

“I personally rock a Sofirn SP36 for my nightrides, gets the job done but sometimes I wish it was just slightly brighter.”

“Then I went for a Sofirn SP36 as a splurge and loved it.”

“The SP36 is a budget light. It uses a simple and cheap FET driver, which overheats quickly and forces the flashlight to reduce brightness due to the heat.”

“I have away my sp36 and kinda miss it as it is a bit more usable due to size and the q8 plus is mainly for show off.”

“Sofirn has one of the best torches for the money and I couldn't agree more!”

“I bought a Sofirn SP36 BLF and assumed it would have a lot of light and good runtime. However, when I tried using it on a walk, I realized that it still heats up quickly and doesn’t cool down easily. My 5000 lumen light turned into a giant, heavy 2000 lumen flashlight.”

“I noticed that some very dim LED's on the power button stay lit when the light is off. Has anyone experienced this? How do I turn it off? Can I even turn it off? This was going to go in my truck, but this seems like a dealbreaking design flaw as it will surely drain the cells”

“I got one of these a couple of weeks ago and completely agree with your comments, it is an upgraded Fenix PD36r pro for 1/2 to 1/3 of the price.”

“The soda can light I ended up buying (Sofirn SP36 BLF) can't touch that! (but it was only $40 US)”