@@robhamtom Thanks. I have no affiliation with them. I’m just a normal guy trying to build up my channel. Please Subscribe and like? Anyway, I will be putting out a video later today showing 1) battery life over time and brightness over time, 2) output charging for the cell phone, and 3) views of the light on paved trail, wooded trails, and a football field so you can get a better frame of reference.
I am more curious on if this is more bright, or the vicmax A8 is more bright. If you know which is the Vicmax A8 I mean. Also, if this compare to the previous newboler, ithe 6000 lumens , is this 10,000 lumens for real? Because many buyers been saying this is actually not "surprising" if compare to the previous newboler 8000 lumens that one in open area. And that caused me dare not buy this 10000 lumens newboler.
I have no equipment to measure lumens so it will be more subjective by comparing one light to the next. I don’t have the lights that you mention, but I have other ones that I can compare to. I may also try to buy other 10,000 lumen bike lights to see the difference. I may also buy a lux meter to measure.
@@CalisthenX-in5 No no please don't waste your money, brother!!!! In fact you already did very very already , when I saw your this newboler testing outdoor, I did very much wanted to buy, because I currently have a few NOT so bright bicycle light, such as 1800 lumens, and 3600 lumens, but they don't seem bright once outdoor. Indoor my house I switch on were very bright, but not bright once switch on outdoor. I can't afford keep buying. At one time I was even wanted to buy the 8000 lumens monteer, but afraid might disappointed again, hence I did not buy. Then I saw your this 10000 seem bright but not sure if In real life would it also be VERY bright.
@@CalisthenX-in5 Hi hello brother, may I have one small favor from you please please reply. May I ask what is the distance this 10,000 lumens newboler would shine? Suck as how many meters, or feet this bicycle light can shine to???
Yes. I will take a video riding on paved trails and wooded trails so you get an idea of the brightness/distance in front (and side) this light is looking. I'll also bring it to a football field so you can get a measurement comparison.
Thanks for watching! It was new as of last night and has only been used about 10 minutes. I don't have a method to measure the intensity loss over time but I was thinking I can take pictures of scenery outdoors in the dark and compare the brightness over time. I do plan to also check the battery life over time. I can post those results on my channel. Stay tuned!
I performed 3 tests over a 2 hour period. The first test was a visual light intensity test where I took a picture (in a dark room) and compared the brightness at the beginning and end of the two hours. Over the two hour period, the brightness was slightly less at the end. But it was still bright. The second test was to check the battery life (measured in minutes) and consistency of the readout on the unit. On the low intensity mode, the battery life (initial reading 7:30, final reading 5:30) was consistent with my stopwatch over the 2 hour period. My third test was to measure the temp of the unit over the 2 hours. The temperature peaked and stayed at the 105.6F from 40-60 minutes. But it did start to come down and was at 102.6F at the end of the two hours. I'll capture more data over the month for light intensity and battery life after several uses and charges.
Is this light a joke??? 10,000 lumens is going to blind every car user going and you'll get nothing but abuse from everybody. Who needs that kind of power unless you're off road riding on trails etc. The police should arrest anybody using high power on that thing. I can see many accidents due to the irresponsible idiots who will use it just to annoy people. You haven't mentioned anything about battery size, as you mentioned that it can output also. What are the charging times from low to full?
I hear ya. I bought it for trails late at night. I did a short 35 min charge test. For the bike light, it charged my iPhone 14+ from 24%-37% using 2% of the battery life. It would probably take 4 hours to charge the phone from low to high and use about 14% of the bike light battery. Just for reference, a 35min test using a 2.4A charger took my phone from 24-48% charge.
Great review, i'm ordering one on the back of your video. Thanks !!! Rob
@@robhamtom Thanks. I have no affiliation with them. I’m just a normal guy trying to build up my channel. Please Subscribe and like? Anyway, I will be putting out a video later today showing 1) battery life over time and brightness over time, 2) output charging for the cell phone, and 3) views of the light on paved trail, wooded trails, and a football field so you can get a better frame of reference.
Please comment on any other bike lights that you would like me to review!
I am more curious on if this is more bright, or the vicmax A8 is more bright. If you know which is the Vicmax A8 I mean. Also, if this compare to the previous newboler, ithe 6000 lumens , is this 10,000 lumens for real? Because many buyers been saying this is actually not "surprising" if compare to the previous newboler 8000 lumens that one in open area. And that caused me dare not buy this 10000 lumens newboler.
I have no equipment to measure lumens so it will be more subjective by comparing one light to the next. I don’t have the lights that you mention, but I have other ones that I can compare to. I may also try to buy other 10,000 lumen bike lights to see the difference. I may also buy a lux meter to measure.
@@CalisthenX-in5 No no please don't waste your money, brother!!!! In fact you already did very very already , when I saw your this newboler testing outdoor, I did very much wanted to buy, because I currently have a few NOT so bright bicycle light, such as 1800 lumens, and 3600 lumens, but they don't seem bright once outdoor. Indoor my house I switch on were very bright, but not bright once switch on outdoor. I can't afford keep buying. At one time I was even wanted to buy the 8000 lumens monteer, but afraid might disappointed again, hence I did not buy. Then I saw your this 10000 seem bright but not sure if In real life would it also be VERY bright.
@@CalisthenX-in5 Hi hello brother, may I have one small favor from you please please reply. May I ask what is the distance this 10,000 lumens newboler would shine? Suck as how many meters, or feet this bicycle light can shine to???
Yes. I will take a video riding on paved trails and wooded trails so you get an idea of the brightness/distance in front (and side) this light is looking. I'll also bring it to a football field so you can get a measurement comparison.
Does this new model of lamp lose lighting power after a period of use?
Thanks for watching! It was new as of last night and has only been used about 10 minutes. I don't have a method to measure the intensity loss over time but I was thinking I can take pictures of scenery outdoors in the dark and compare the brightness over time. I do plan to also check the battery life over time. I can post those results on my channel. Stay tuned!
I performed 3 tests over a 2 hour period. The first test was a visual light intensity test where I took a picture (in a dark room) and compared the brightness at the beginning and end of the two hours. Over the two hour period, the brightness was slightly less at the end. But it was still bright. The second test was to check the battery life (measured in minutes) and consistency of the readout on the unit. On the low intensity mode, the battery life (initial reading 7:30, final reading 5:30) was consistent with my stopwatch over the 2 hour period. My third test was to measure the temp of the unit over the 2 hours. The temperature peaked and stayed at the 105.6F from 40-60 minutes. But it did start to come down and was at 102.6F at the end of the two hours. I'll capture more data over the month for light intensity and battery life after several uses and charges.
I posted a new video, hopefully answering your questions. Please like and subscribe as I am trying to grow my channel!
Is this light a joke??? 10,000 lumens is going to blind every car user going and you'll get nothing but abuse from everybody. Who needs that kind of power unless you're off road riding on trails etc. The police should arrest anybody using high power on that thing. I can see many accidents due to the irresponsible idiots who will use it just to annoy people. You haven't mentioned anything about battery size, as you mentioned that it can output also. What are the charging times from low to full?
I hear ya. I bought it for trails late at night.
I did a short 35 min charge test. For the bike light, it charged my iPhone 14+ from 24%-37% using 2% of the battery life. It would probably take 4 hours to charge the phone from low to high and use about 14% of the bike light battery. Just for reference, a 35min test using a 2.4A charger took my phone from 24-48% charge.
I posted a new video, hopefully answering your questions. Please like and subscribe as I am trying to grow my channel!