Is the light blindingly bright on the superflash mode?
1777026
That's very subjective. I find it quite bright even in daylight and the strobe mode definitely attracts attention. Indoors during the day, if I forget to turn it off, bike shop employees have commented how bright the light appears to them. Blinding? A dark-adapted person would find it quite uncomfortable at close range if pointed straight at them.
1777027
Blindingly is a relative term, but yes, it's so bright that it's not pleasant to stare at straight on from close range. It gets the attention of cars VERY well. Better than all 5 other front lights I've used over the years.
1777028
I don't use the flash mode and don't like to see others using it at night. The steady mode is fine for night use and in the daytime I don't use the light.
1105511
It starts at brightest. And regardless of when you shut it off ie. What mode its on it starts at brightest when u turn it back on. I have to say I love mine. For the price it is worth it. It's not everyday I get to use a flashlight as good as this. This has become my go to light.
1091562
The light color is close to a 6000k HID appearance. I feel that it is way brighter than a HID set up.
1200418
It is a uniform field of illumination without any obvious "hot" spots.. I set mine 125/250/500 lumens settings and perfect. Flasher is at 500 setting only and it's blinding effect is useful under certain conditions. I used the flasher to get the attention of another boat captain on a sunny day during noon about 3/4 mile away and it worked!
635760
I find it bright enough. It's got that incandescent warmth. If you want super bright this isnt it. It is very quiet.
576879
Yes. It is blue and in the ribbed housing that becomes visible when you move the slider to expose the connector. Mine seems to flash as expected. Can be a bit hard to see if you are in a well lit room. Try seeing it in a darkened room.
459686
Mine is the same brightness on strobe as the constant on. It will definitely disorient whoever is on the other side of it.
780059
No, and it's a problem with this light. Every time you turn it on it goes to the next state, bright, medium, dim, strobe, SOS then back to bright. I don't think the designers of this light were very familiar with using flashlights.
506265
I always use the flash, even in daylight. I don't have trouble with backlighting. I have used most of the "mode" settings.
1428761
No. It's just the lights themselves. Pretty bright lights too. Def worth the buy.
218517
Its a3 mode light and it is extremely bright. I feel it is well worth the price!
531751
The question is ambiguous. As others have pointed out, the flash is "black" infrared, so you cannot see it. Therefore, in that sense, it is not bright and in fact is not visible at all. However, it does have a remarkable output and does an excellent job illuminating the field of view out to almost fifty feet or more.
1971229
I'm not sure what to tell you on that one. But it is a manual flash. Plug-in a trigger and take some test shots with brightness settings and you will get dialed in pretty quick. Do you have any other specific questions that you need help with?
1029351
HI. Yes, it's bright enough to use in low or very low light - I hope this helps. ken
1434182
Pretty sure it is. But why would you want to use it in bright light anyway?Its nightvision.
1430713
There's 3 different beam. high medium low. Strobe and SOS. Too me I don't think u need it any brighter. We nicknamed it the sun
975212
I would say yes. When you apply the zoom option, the beam get smaller and focused, creating a brighter effect.