Very decent light. It's just got a good feel in hand, well made and fun to mess around with it. I didn't realise you could disarm the lockout until I read some of these comments! The user experience got so much better with it turned off. The press and hold for moonlight mode for a quick stealth check, or just one click for low, medium or high light whichever you last set it to. Then you can skip between those just holding down on switch. Double tap for turbo or 3 clicks for strobe. It's super easy to use and great for tactical situations. The light is super bright with a dazzling clean bright look. It's definitely worth the money.
I have an early copy of this light, I love it. I use it as my daily walking light, I use it on low/medium mostly when walking and use turbo when I get to areas I can play with light on turbo where there are no houses. Very nice tint
CREE has some excellent neutral tones. I've had it for a couple weeks now, I finally just now got around to reviewing it. The scheduling is the worst part of UA-cam reviews. Always something you have to do first. 🤷🏽♂️
Just got this light a couple of days ago and 4 quick clicks does turn off the lockout mode. Delivered from China. Great light for me. Thanks for the review.
Yeah, that's one thing I really appreciate about Sofirn. They were listening to the people that had been saying that they wanted to be able to disengage the auto lock. I had it confirmed that the new batch has the ability to disengage the auto lock. Now, I just need to get one of those!
At first the auto-lock feature really annoyed me but after a few days of using it I got used to it and even found a way to always be able to start the flashlight from lowest brightness.
SOFIRN and Wurkos are making the BEST cost-effective lanterns in the world ✅✅🏆🏆🏆 They are impressive for the price they cost. They are very low priced and offer the same quality as more expensive flashlights. Sometimes they excel at everything!
I completely agree! We have solidified good relations with both Wurkkos AND Sofirn, so you can expect to see a bunch of their lights coming up on the channel. 😊👍🏼
I love my sofirn light I got the if19 and the 18650 battery tube the battery life is insane even on eco I can still navigate and do anything needed in the forest I am buying this one next which is why I'm at the video I don't have a wurkkos yet but am looking at those as well I used to be a surefire snob I'm glad that changed these outputs and run times are insane
One thing that attracts me to it is the metal tail switch. And it's nice to know that you think it's nicer than the ts10 button. I already like the ts10 button, probably the nicest feeling e-switch that I have.
It truly has a fantastic feel. I like the switch so much. It feels similar to the TS10, but without the lean that it has since it is such a short switch cap.
@@torchesandtacticalI am looking for a rechargeable pocket sized thrower having MAGNETIC TAILCAP but I am confused between Fenix C7 & Sofirn SC31 Pro. Please guide
I have a Nitecore MH12 Pro that I absolutely love but in typical use a flood patern is definitely preferred over the 500m spot. I think this is one of the best 21700 handheld floods available. I wish Nitecore would make one.
With a tactical, jagged tips on light end are used for smashing glass and car windows? Are the jagged parts on tip just for show? I need this function due to my job.
I do know that Smothered Chrome tested it and it runs about 4200 Lumins on his light tube meter and with I think the p28b lithium battery from 18650store around 4400+ lumins or so.. probably My next purchase.. however the auto lock makes fall short of a tactical light...I need light Now not multiple presses away when on patrol around my Property here in the mountains or having to unlock it every few minutes while doing so..lol .but still a step up in style ..Great job Wurkkos! Love the pocket clip!
I have no problem with these auto locks, I just have a problem with the fact that you can't turn them off (except for a few cases). Give us the choices!
This looks like a very nice light especially for the money, one thing that I still like about the wurkkos TS22 over this sofirn is the tail cap magnet. I don't buy multi purpose lights without tail magnets anymore because it is such a useful thing to have for hands free use
That is a great light for the price. Not 100% sure but I think the tint variance listed on the box is based on that size of LED. When its in low 50 lumen it will be warmer, 5200 lumen will be more neural. Smaller LEDs have less tint shifting.
There is no rule. In the case of SST20, SST40 and SST70 diodes, they also have a different color in low modes than in high modes, and these are small diodes. SST20 at low is yellowish, SST40 and SST70 greenish.
@@stefanp5261 Yeah I have some of the original SST-20 from many years ago in a couple of my flashlights in 5000k and 6500k and they are very green in low modes. One is really bad that uses a quad LED setup forcing the LEDs in lower state more often and so it's really green, it's more neutral when I'm pushing above a thousand lumens. The larger bin LEDs I have XHP50.2 and XHP70.2 are worse to my eye but I only have those ones as examples. The Osram cslpm1. tg seems to be one of the best, it's 6000k but it's a snow white tint and doesn't tint shift as much to my eye. Its also not that bright maxing out around 1000 lumens so that might be part of the equation. Everyone is focused on brightness and 5000+ lumens these days but I use my flashlights mostly in low and medium modes!
The design and manufacturing is better with the more recent SST-20s compared to mine that are very green but as you say yours are yellowish so there are still improvements to be made.
I have this light. For the money, IMO, it's an excellent household flashlight. Nice build quality, as well. Not a tactical light, not an EDC light, good for sundry tasks. I use it mostly around the house.
Sofirn/Wurkkos lights are all fantastic. Very good quality for a low price. Both brands come from the same factory. By now I have a nice collection of lights from these 2 brands.
@@torchesandtactical A very small light to be pushing 1600lm out to 727 meters. I would like to see some heat tests and know what the sustainable lumen level is.
Now I'm very confused about color temperature as my preference is 5700k no yellow nor white that you can't see the color objects, that a dilemma of flashlights when spect to use in low or medium luminosity. So, in this videos both flashlights got good color and would like appreciate if could compare to 6k tint, however still o. Doubts about witch one I should buy. Thank, greetings from Brazil.
Excellent flashlight for the money, I didn't buy it with a sofin battery, but I use Molicel P42A (I trust a reliable brand more) In my case, 4 quick clicks while locked turn off automatic locking. Everything is written in the instructions. Maybe I got a newer model that can do that
I ordered the SC33 with the Sofirn battery included (5000 mAh, 10A). I also bought a P42A (40A). Comparing the two batteries, I could repeatedly re-engage turbo after about 30 seconds of rest with the Molicel (tried it 4 times) with no degradation of brightness. The Sofirn battery was also able to repeat turbo, but he succeeding turbos were less bright than the first. Have you had the chance to compare with other batteries?
@@MasterKoala777 Unfortunately, I didn't experiment much with the batteries, it's quite possible that with the new molicel p45b it would be a little brighter and the turbo would last a little longer.
Well, they are very different in terms of usability. I like the fact that the TS22 is more pocketable because of its size, but the SC33 has that rear switch which elevates its position greatly.
Very good job for you..... I saw an other video that say about 4200 lumens for sc33. I have ts21 and ts30.....i think enought for me ....😂😂😂 A lot of lights innmy collection....Olight...wurkkos and sofirn.....i remember, uben x0 To be continue for you ❤❤❤👍Kiss to FRANCE
Probably the cheapest way to 4k lumens. I think it's even cheaper than an SFN55.2 light with the 12A FET. SC33 will simply beat it with better efficiency and heat management. 🙂🙂🙂
One nice thing, is that Sofirn/Wurkkos can have things that are inexpensive, without feeling cheap. They feel like they are way more expensive than they actually are.
@@torchesandtactical yeah. I'm surprised myself when I got my first sofirn lights. Even though I switched to Convoy since it suites me more, Sofirn is undoubtedly cheaper performance wise. I just preferred Convoy because of the parts and my itch to always try a new LED. 🙂🙂🙂
I saw from the decription from China website, when the flashlight is off, quickly quick 4 time will disable the auto-lock function. You will need to enable the auto-lock again by quickly quick 4 times again when it's off. Seems when off, 4 quickly click is the magic word. I don't own the flashlight and please correct me if wrong.
Yes correct. While off, 4 clicks will disable or re-enable autolock. Note that removing the battery also resets the autolock (enabled). The ability to disable autolock was not in the earlier batches of the SC33.
Peace, I bought SC33 XHP70.3 HI, but the delivered item was SC33 XHP70D HI. They said the letter D was meant for warehouse ID purposes. Is XHP70.3HI the same as XHP70D HI? Thanks
I have seen the xhp70.3 labeled direct from the manufacturer as a 70D. Sofirn keeps the warehouse numbers on it sometimes. We just did a review on the SP35T (going live on Monday) and they stated it is the XHP50B.
Cree emitters are relatively efficient. Obviously, if you run it on turbo mode, it will consume power a lot faster than running it in a more moderate mode.
I've seen that one! Especially in the white, that is one of my favorite looking lights! I hope that we are afforded the opportunity to be able to do a review on one soon.
I've been telling them, they need to have a way to disengage the lockout. It's easy to look past, but they should make it so we don't HAVE to look past it.
Auto-lock can be disabled on the ones that are shipping now. I got mine 5-6 weeks ago and it can be disabled by unlocking the light with 4 clicks. To re-enable the auto-lock you just lock the light with 4 clicks and then unlock it with either 2 or 3 clicks.
@@torchesandtactical Directly from Sofirn. I ordered the 5000K and they sent me the 6000K. I emailed Sofirn and sent them a picture of the light they sent me and they sent me the correct light (without a battery though) which I was totally fine with. I have lots of 21700 cells. I didn't realize Amazon had them already.
@@torchesandtactical I paid $34 for mine with the battery, but I had to wait a bit over 2 weeks for it to arrive. I live in PA. With their mistake on the first one, I now have 2, one of each color temperature for $34 😊
I have seen a few of these, but I know some people may have an issue spending just as much on a pocket clip as the actual light. There are a lot with really beautiful work though and would love to adorn some of my lights.
I think your best bet would be to contact the manufacturer directly. I know they are very good about working with customers. They should be able to take care of you. If they don't, let me know, I'll hook you up.
Tactical yet elegant. I like that and agree 👌🏼 Auto lockout was the only thing holding me back from getting this light. Good thing Sofirn has issued an update and the lockout can be disabled in new stock.
I love it when manufacturers listen! I'm definitely going to be picking up one of the new stock because the auto lock is something that is stopping me from absolutely loving this light!
That auto-lockout instantly stops it from being a tactical light in my opinion. If you need to pull it out and use it it won't be operable. For a tail switch tactical an auto-lock makes no sense and definitely kills it for me. Otherwise, it's an extremely impressive light for non-tactical use.
@@torchesandtactical I ordered 3. I have over 150 flashlights already, my justification is a 21700 battery alone costs nearly 20 bucks, making the light only about 13 dollars
@@torchesandtactical no .they sent me the second replacement w/o battery. They must have thought I was a kink. Units came from 2 US suppliers. Both units were non functional. I have them and they never asked me to send them back. They must have know they were bad to start with.
I am making this comment separately so you can delete if you want. 😁 Dear Sofirn, love you guys to death, but Auto Lockout WTF??? What in the hell were you thinking? The only reason I have not purchased this light yet is because of the stupid annoying Auto Lockout. How about a fix Sofirn?
There was a lot of blah-blah-blah, that may be has a very important staff in it, but the main goal of People who watch a clips about the flashlight, is to see the real work of it in the dark. And that was some about 1 or 2 minutes of all this clip. Why? Why so many words?
We like to give real world impressions as far as what the light is capable of, as well as our description of the feel. We like to talk about our likes and dislikes and in my experience, the best way to do that is words.
I'm sorry you've had bad luck. I know they are very particular about which channel of communication you go through for warranty work. They like to keep Amazon staff tracking Amazon problems and so on. Was this the case on yours?
man i really do like this flashlight lol its i love how big the clip is and i love the LED as well very cool im sure this light is good and thanks to you im about to find out how good this light is so thanks
ok ok ok so i see you have a few videos i can watch so thanks for that brother keep on keepin on ill see you int he next one and man i want this light lol so send it to me im poor unlike you lol if i had a channel and a bunch of flashlight and if i wasnt poor like you i would of been giving away a few flashlights to a bunch of my subscribers lol expecialy to the ones who like and comment on all my videos and i watch all your videos all the way threw unlike most and i dont so that for me i do it for you so youtube can pay you more money for watch time lol
Very decent light. It's just got a good feel in hand, well made and fun to mess around with it. I didn't realise you could disarm the lockout until I read some of these comments! The user experience got so much better with it turned off. The press and hold for moonlight mode for a quick stealth check, or just one click for low, medium or high light whichever you last set it to. Then you can skip between those just holding down on switch. Double tap for turbo or 3 clicks for strobe. It's super easy to use and great for tactical situations. The light is super bright with a dazzling clean bright look. It's definitely worth the money.
I have an early copy of this light, I love it. I use it as my daily walking light, I use it on low/medium mostly when walking and use turbo when I get to areas I can play with light on turbo where there are no houses. Very nice tint
CREE has some excellent neutral tones. I've had it for a couple weeks now, I finally just now got around to reviewing it. The scheduling is the worst part of UA-cam reviews. Always something you have to do first. 🤷🏽♂️
Just got this light a couple of days ago and 4 quick clicks does turn off the lockout mode. Delivered from China. Great light for me. Thanks for the review.
Yeah, that's one thing I really appreciate about Sofirn. They were listening to the people that had been saying that they wanted to be able to disengage the auto lock. I had it confirmed that the new batch has the ability to disengage the auto lock. Now, I just need to get one of those!
@@torchesandtacticalI just received 2 of them today and they came with the lockout off by default.
At first the auto-lock feature really annoyed me but after a few days of using it I got used to it and even found a way to always be able to start the flashlight from lowest brightness.
I'm sure it'll grow on me, but not having the ability to circumvent it, is kind of a bummer.
SOFIRN and Wurkos are making the BEST cost-effective lanterns in the world ✅✅🏆🏆🏆 They are impressive for the price they cost. They are very low priced and offer the same quality as more expensive flashlights. Sometimes they excel at everything!
I completely agree! We have solidified good relations with both Wurkkos AND Sofirn, so you can expect to see a bunch of their lights coming up on the channel. 😊👍🏼
I love my sofirn light I got the if19 and the 18650 battery tube the battery life is insane even on eco I can still navigate and do anything needed in the forest I am buying this one next which is why I'm at the video I don't have a wurkkos yet but am looking at those as well I used to be a surefire snob I'm glad that changed these outputs and run times are insane
Itu senter 5200 lumes bagus ❤
One thing that attracts me to it is the metal tail switch. And it's nice to know that you think it's nicer than the ts10 button. I already like the ts10 button, probably the nicest feeling e-switch that I have.
It truly has a fantastic feel. I like the switch so much. It feels similar to the TS10, but without the lean that it has since it is such a short switch cap.
@@torchesandtacticalI am looking for a rechargeable pocket sized thrower having MAGNETIC TAILCAP but I am confused between Fenix C7 & Sofirn SC31 Pro.
Please guide
The 1thedeals review shows a 4700 lumens at start and 1000 sustained for almost 2h with 4200 mAh battery. Impressive!
It's a fantastic light! 👍🏼
Sofirn has taken it to the next level with this model.
I have a Nitecore MH12 Pro that I absolutely love but in typical use a flood patern is definitely preferred over the 500m spot. I think this is one of the best 21700 handheld floods available. I wish Nitecore would make one.
I understand this completely. I really like flood lights, but I also understand that throwers have a great, useful purpose, too.
With a tactical, jagged tips on light end are used for smashing glass and car windows? Are the jagged parts on tip just for show?
I need this function due to my job.
I do know that Smothered Chrome tested it and it runs about 4200 Lumins on his light tube meter and with I think the p28b lithium battery from 18650store around 4400+ lumins or so.. probably My next purchase.. however the auto lock makes fall short of a tactical light...I need light Now not multiple presses away when on patrol around my Property here in the mountains or having to unlock it every few minutes while doing so..lol .but still a step up in style ..Great job Wurkkos! Love the pocket clip!
I have no problem with these auto locks, I just have a problem with the fact that you can't turn them off (except for a few cases). Give us the choices!
Unlocking the light with 4 clicks disables the auto-lock.
This looks like a very nice light especially for the money, one thing that I still like about the wurkkos TS22 over this sofirn is the tail cap magnet. I don't buy multi purpose lights without tail magnets anymore because it is such a useful thing to have for hands free use
Couldn't agree more. There are very few instances in which I WOULDN'T want a tail cap magnet. They, in general, make a light so much more useful.
Sofirn is just going big, love this brand Quality/Price its perfect.
Couldn't agree more! This is a knockout for them.
Wurkkos and Sofirn make really good and cheap flashlights. I have several and I am satisfied.
Do you recommend it? If not I am looking for an edc within the 3000 to 5000 lumen range with either a 21700 or a 18650
I highly recommend the SC33. FANTASTIC LIGHT!
Great review,, thanks, from England,, I'm just about to order from Sofirn,, I wonder how long it will take to get here in the UK,,??
That is a great light for the price. Not 100% sure but I think the tint variance listed on the box is based on that size of LED. When its in low 50 lumen it will be warmer, 5200 lumen will be more neural. Smaller LEDs have less tint shifting.
Good info! I have seen shifting in the lower outputs, so this makes sense!
There is no rule. In the case of SST20, SST40 and SST70 diodes, they also have a different color in low modes than in high modes, and these are small diodes. SST20 at low is yellowish, SST40 and SST70 greenish.
I have several flashlights with SST20 and on low modes they are yellowish even though they are cool LEDs.
@@stefanp5261 Yeah I have some of the original SST-20 from many years ago in a couple of my flashlights in 5000k and 6500k and they are very green in low modes. One is really bad that uses a quad LED setup forcing the LEDs in lower state more often and so it's really green, it's more neutral when I'm pushing above a thousand lumens. The larger bin LEDs I have XHP50.2 and XHP70.2 are worse to my eye but I only have those ones as examples. The Osram cslpm1. tg seems to be one of the best, it's 6000k but it's a snow white tint and doesn't tint shift as much to my eye. Its also not that bright maxing out around 1000 lumens so that might be part of the equation. Everyone is focused on brightness and 5000+ lumens these days but I use my flashlights mostly in low and medium modes!
The design and manufacturing is better with the more recent SST-20s compared to mine that are very green but as you say yours are yellowish so there are still improvements to be made.
I have this light. For the money, IMO, it's an excellent household flashlight. Nice build quality, as well. Not a tactical light, not an EDC light, good for sundry tasks. I use it mostly around the house.
I agree. It doesn't definitively fit into any of the specific categories, but overall, still a very good light to have on hand.
Sofirn/Wurkkos lights are all fantastic. Very good quality for a low price.
Both brands come from the same factory.
By now I have a nice collection of lights from these 2 brands.
Oh yeah! I'm embarrassed to say how large my Sofirn/Wurkkos collection has gotten. Awesome, capable lights that don't break the bank.
Awesome looking light! Hard to believe the price! Great video👍👍
It really is a special one. Knocked it out of the park!
From all the tests I have seen, the SC33 is not putting out anything near listed lumens, more like 4000lm, but its got a great candela rating.
Even at 4000, this is such a capable light!
@@torchesandtactical Oh yes it is. Its an impressive light no doubt.
@@TopDog8762 we just got a new Aplos T04. Looks similar to the SC33 but it's designed to be a thrower.
@@torchesandtactical A very small light to be pushing 1600lm out to 727 meters. I would like to see some heat tests and know what the sustainable lumen level is.
Now I'm very confused about color temperature as my preference is 5700k no yellow nor white that you can't see the color objects, that a dilemma of flashlights when spect to use in low or medium luminosity. So, in this videos both flashlights got good color and would like appreciate if could compare to 6k tint, however still o. Doubts about witch one I should buy. Thank, greetings from Brazil.
What lights would you like to see me compare? I can definitely do a video going through all of the tints.
A minha esse botão traseiro que liga soltou, alguém tem alguma dica de como arrumar? Acho que soltou uma travinha ou quebrou.
Excellent flashlight for the money, I didn't buy it with a sofin battery, but I use Molicel P42A (I trust a reliable brand more) In my case, 4 quick clicks while locked turn off automatic locking. Everything is written in the instructions. Maybe I got a newer model that can do that
I ordered the SC33 with the Sofirn battery included (5000 mAh, 10A). I also bought a P42A (40A). Comparing the two batteries, I could repeatedly re-engage turbo after about 30 seconds of rest with the Molicel (tried it 4 times) with no degradation of brightness. The Sofirn battery was also able to repeat turbo, but he succeeding turbos were less bright than the first.
Have you had the chance to compare with other batteries?
@@MasterKoala777 Unfortunately, I didn't experiment much with the batteries, it's quite possible that with the new molicel p45b it would be a little brighter and the turbo would last a little longer.
How does this compare to the Nitecore EDC33 or 4tK?
I am hoping I can test these at some point, but we don't have them in our arsenal at the moment.
Agree does look a little big for edc still looks like a decent flashlight thou another good one mate 🎉🇬🇧💪🏻
I know they were a few like it, but I hope they can bring down the overall size and make an EDC version of this. That would be epic!
@@torchesandtacticalit's already out it's called the SC32 it came out months ago.
Which flashlight do you think is better?
Well, they are very different in terms of usability. I like the fact that the TS22 is more pocketable because of its size, but the SC33 has that rear switch which elevates its position greatly.
Is this hard to swap to smo reflector.
Access to the reflector is quite easy, it's finding one to fit that'll be the challenge.
Very good job for you.....
I saw an other video that say about 4200 lumens for sc33.
I have ts21 and ts30.....i think enought for me ....😂😂😂
A lot of lights innmy collection....Olight...wurkkos and sofirn.....i remember, uben x0
To be continue for you
❤❤❤👍Kiss to FRANCE
Our testing equipment is on the way to give more accurate results. :)
This has the best ui out of the budget lights, better than sc18 and fc12 its just easy to get to everything.
Of these three options, I would definitely agree that it's the best!
Probably the cheapest way to 4k lumens. I think it's even cheaper than an SFN55.2 light with the 12A FET. SC33 will simply beat it with better efficiency and heat management. 🙂🙂🙂
One nice thing, is that Sofirn/Wurkkos can have things that are inexpensive, without feeling cheap. They feel like they are way more expensive than they actually are.
@@torchesandtactical yeah. I'm surprised myself when I got my first sofirn lights. Even though I switched to Convoy since it suites me more, Sofirn is undoubtedly cheaper performance wise. I just preferred Convoy because of the parts and my itch to always try a new LED. 🙂🙂🙂
Gets hot real fast on turbo. But, a real nice light for the price.
I 💯 percent agree! 👍🏼
How does the throw compare to the S21E SST40?
Unfortunately I don't have the S21E with the SST20. I would like to do this comparison eventually though.
I'm going to have to acquire one...... I wish it had a 6000 to 6500k option but it does look nice thru your vid.
Emitter swap?
What is the difference to the 32?
According to the sirens, about 3000 lumens. The SC33 is a 21700 cell light, also.
I saw from the decription from China website, when the flashlight is off, quickly quick 4 time will disable the auto-lock function. You will need to enable the auto-lock again by quickly quick 4 times again when it's off. Seems when off, 4 quickly click is the magic word. I don't own the flashlight and please correct me if wrong.
Yes correct. While off, 4 clicks will disable or re-enable autolock. Note that removing the battery also resets the autolock (enabled).
The ability to disable autolock was not in the earlier batches of the SC33.
Best ever detailed quick review ❤Just ordered online with 20% discount voucher 😍
Thank you so much! I'm glad my review was helpful!
Although I like the flashlight, it's lumens isn't 5200 and Sofirn needs to address along with the lockout, it is however well made.
I've heard rumors that they modified the UI to allow use of a lock out, but I haven't used the new UI first hand.
Hi, may i know the sc33 you had is 5000k or 6500k?
It was the 5000k variant.
@@torchesandtactical if it is the 6500k variant the light will be cool white right?
Yeah, the 6500K would come it very white.@@EpicunboxTV
@@torchesandtactical alright thanks for your reply man
how to turn on the flashlight after activating auto-lock?
If the auto lock is on, two quick presses will deactivate the auto lock and turn the light on.
Peace, I bought SC33 XHP70.3 HI, but the delivered item was SC33 XHP70D HI. They said the letter D was meant for warehouse ID purposes. Is XHP70.3HI the same as XHP70D HI? Thanks
I have seen the xhp70.3 labeled direct from the manufacturer as a 70D. Sofirn keeps the warehouse numbers on it sometimes. We just did a review on the SP35T (going live on Monday) and they stated it is the XHP50B.
I also got the same label (70D) but from this and other sources, it's the same as 70.3 HI. :)
Does this emitter consume a lot? I tested with included sofirn battery as well as wurkkos 5000mAh battery. With both batteries, it doesn't last long.
Cree emitters are relatively efficient. Obviously, if you run it on turbo mode, it will consume power a lot faster than running it in a more moderate mode.
How to lock the switch?
Manker MK38 is also a great flash light. 40,000 lumens but it's very pricey at around $500 bucks.
I've seen that one! Especially in the white, that is one of my favorite looking lights! I hope that we are afforded the opportunity to be able to do a review on one soon.
I believe the springs are 24k gold plated.
The automatic lock should be designed to be released, otherwise it will be difficult to use.
I've been telling them, they need to have a way to disengage the lockout. It's easy to look past, but they should make it so we don't HAVE to look past it.
Auto-lock can be disabled on the ones that are shipping now. I got mine 5-6 weeks ago and it can be disabled by unlocking the light with 4 clicks. To re-enable the auto-lock you just lock the light with 4 clicks and then unlock it with either 2 or 3 clicks.
@@craigs7181 where did you order yours from? I just picked up another one on Amazon so I could test this theory. It's not here yet.
@@torchesandtactical Directly from Sofirn. I ordered the 5000K and they sent me the 6000K. I emailed Sofirn and sent them a picture of the light they sent me and they sent me the correct light (without a battery though) which I was totally fine with. I have lots of 21700 cells. I didn't realize Amazon had them already.
@@torchesandtactical I paid $34 for mine with the battery, but I had to wait a bit over 2 weeks for it to arrive. I live in PA. With their mistake on the first one, I now have 2, one of each color temperature for $34 😊
I smacked the box of my TS22 and now I have two right hands. Please send help.
Hey, it's a real issue! I hate having two right hands.
Best flashlight ever always on sale for under 40 dollars on Amazon
which one do you like better the SC33 or the SC32 i like both but i dont own either lol
Between the two, my larger hands direct my choice to the SC33.
Ive seen some titanium oil slick colored clips that may work online..it would be NICE!
I have seen a few of these, but I know some people may have an issue spending just as much on a pocket clip as the actual light. There are a lot with really beautiful work though and would love to adorn some of my lights.
Doesn't seem focused at all when in turbo - the trees farthest away were only lit just a little but more than high.
That thick body should dissipate a lot of heat.🤔
Tq sir..now i understand use my sofirn sc33..tq very much..
My USB-C charging cap broke off. Anyone know where I can buy this part?
I think your best bet would be to contact the manufacturer directly. I know they are very good about working with customers. They should be able to take care of you. If they don't, let me know, I'll hook you up.
Tactical yet elegant. I like that and agree 👌🏼
Auto lockout was the only thing holding me back from getting this light.
Good thing Sofirn has issued an update and the lockout can be disabled in new stock.
I love it when manufacturers listen! I'm definitely going to be picking up one of the new stock because the auto lock is something that is stopping me from absolutely loving this light!
That auto-lockout instantly stops it from being a tactical light in my opinion. If you need to pull it out and use it it won't be operable. For a tail switch tactical an auto-lock makes no sense and definitely kills it for me. Otherwise, it's an extremely impressive light for non-tactical use.
They have since updated the UI with the ability to disengage the auto lock.
A flashlight can't really be considered tactical unless there is a way to get to turbo with one click.
The SC33 is labeled as a tactical light from the makers over at Sofirn. I just carry over what they are suggesting.
The button is so nice on this the double press to turbo is definitely good enough
The worst part with it..... It´s sold out both on their website AND on Aliexpress... ☺
I know for a fact there is one available on the BST site, www.torchesandtactical.com
On sale on Amazon
Such amazing deals right now, too!
@@torchesandtactical
I ordered 3. I have over 150 flashlights already, my justification is a 21700 battery alone costs nearly 20 bucks, making the light only about 13 dollars
Very E L A B O R A T E for a flashlight.
Bought 1 from China which was non functioning. Sent me a replacement also not functioning. Refunded my money.
Wow, that's unusual that you had two defunct units. I assume they walked through troubleshooting steps with you to verify functionality?
@@torchesandtactical no .they sent me the second replacement w/o battery. They must have thought I was a kink.
Units came from 2 US suppliers.
Both units were non functional. I have them and they never asked me to send them back. They must have know they were bad to start with.
Did pull battery tab before running lol. Things like this do not show up broken
Что мощнее sofirn sc33 или xiaomi nextool 2000lm
I am making this comment separately so you can delete if you want. 😁 Dear Sofirn, love you guys to death, but Auto Lockout WTF??? What in the hell were you thinking? The only reason I have not purchased this light yet is because of the stupid annoying Auto Lockout. How about a fix Sofirn?
Haha. I wish the truth about how these lights are. I won't delete this comment. Let em know what ya think. 😊
But a lot of folks like the autolock, it is foolproof and save you from fire. We tend to forget than remember things
There was a lot of blah-blah-blah, that may be has a very important staff in it, but the main goal of People who watch a clips about the flashlight, is to see the real work of it in the dark. And that was some about 1 or 2 minutes of all this clip. Why? Why so many words?
We like to give real world impressions as far as what the light is capable of, as well as our description of the feel. We like to talk about our likes and dislikes and in my experience, the best way to do that is words.
then go ahead and use a candle, with that no more blah blah blah😂🕯️🕯️🕯️
@@mikeglockbig2150 you know, actually I did, but my candle was blown by your Mother.
Go away, creepo. Learn to read, write and compcreepy.
Go away, psycho.
The stuffs he talks about are important to flashlight enthusiasts, but not much to a non-enthusiast like you.
Worst customer service Eva I got emails with the evidence trash in my opinion only olights and surefire for this point for me
I'm sorry you've had bad luck. I know they are very particular about which channel of communication you go through for warranty work. They like to keep Amazon staff tracking Amazon problems and so on. Was this the case on yours?
LOL i use the SOFIRN SP33S as a everyday carry so yeah this light would be perfect for me lol i dont think its too big at all for everyday carry
Not much of a difference there, but definitely larger than some others.
man i really do like this flashlight lol its i love how big the clip is and i love the LED as well very cool im sure this light is good and thanks to you im about to find out how good this light is so thanks
You're very welcome!
wow yeah i like this one better then the SC32 for sure this is allot of lumens for such a small light
Definitely a good light!
where you been brother i thought there was a giveaway happening lpl
The giveaway just ended at the end of September. Now we are planning when to go live with the drawings.
im IN lol
There's no giveaway on this video.
ok ok ok so i see you have a few videos i can watch so thanks for that brother keep on keepin on ill see you int he next one and man i want this light lol so send it to me im poor unlike you lol if i had a channel and a bunch of flashlight and if i wasnt poor like you i would of been giving away a few flashlights to a bunch of my subscribers lol expecialy to the ones who like and comment on all my videos and i watch all your videos all the way threw unlike most and i dont so that for me i do it for you so youtube can pay you more money for watch time lol
Get a job, loser. No one is giving anything to you or subsidizing your existence. IDIOT.