Whatever they are, there are a bunch! I count 60, and that’s 30 each of two CCTs. Wuben doesn’t state what emitters are used in the F5 lantern. “Breathing light” from blue battery indicator LEDs In this case, USB-C is used.ĬCT advance (5700K > 4500K > 3000K order) With the built-in batteries comes built-in charging. The lantern does finally shut off with low voltage protection. After a few minutes, there’s a stepdown which holds steady for hours. They look to be in series, and they are soldered in place. The Wuben F5 lantern is powered by two internal (built-in) 18650 cells. There’s also a metal S-Biner but really, this doesn’t attach to the light itself (and seems a bit superfluous to me.) The magnet is plenty strong, too, and that surface (even with the loop down) is flat. I believe this is a standard 1/4″ part.įinally, there’s this loop on the back, which also incorporates a magnet. This is a metal inset into the plastic body. I think the lanyard is a style that’s been used by Wuben before, but it’s definitely a style some newer Olights use. First is the lanyard, which attaches through this lanyard hole on one corner. It makes sense that there would be a few ways to carry or hold the Wuben F5 lantern. Try not to get buried in the details of manufacturer specifications versus measurements recorded here A certain amount of difference (say, 10 or 15%) is perfectly reasonable. I use hobbyist-level equipment for testing, including some I made myself. ^ Measurement disclaimer: Testing flashlights is my hobby. USB-C charging and powerbank features are just nice bonuses! Long Review The Big Table Wuben F5 Lantern I love it, too – the CCT selection is useful and the light (I mean the output itself) is great. While I had a bit of an issue with my first one, the second Wuben F5 lantern has performed flawlessly. While these list for $44.99, the going price right now is 30% off, at $31.49.

I think that’s the only difference, though. Here’s a link to the Wuben F5 lantern product page. The Wuben F5 is an interesting little lantern with a bunch of features! Multiple CCTs, USB-C charging, and powerbank features… read on! Tint vs BLF-348 ( 219b version) (affiliate link).

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