Hong Kong-based company Luxbeak has taken to Kickstarter to introduce the masses to its brand new lightweight flashlight, an impressively compact device that offers highly versatile functionality.
What makes the 'L1' flashlight unique is the fact that, rather than make use of a button to switch between different lighting options, it actually offers a pair of unique beams. The 'Throw' beam offers spot lighting functionality while the 'Flood' beam offers more expansive flood lighting. Whereas the 'Throw' beam offers a distance of 304 meters and a maximum brightness of 2,000 lumens that can be used across six different output modes, the 'Flood' beam offers 1,000 lumens across 175 degrees.
What's more, the two beams can be used separately or together, with this degree of versatility all the more impressive when you consider that the flashlight weighs in at only 170 grams in addition to being IP68 water-resistant.
This unique and lightweight flashlight can be reserved for a pledge of $45.
Image Credit: Luxbeak
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Dual-beam Flashlights
- Providing flashlights that have more than one beam options to cater to different consumer requirements.
- Lightweight Outdoor Tools
- Creating portable and practical outdoor tools that are user-friendly and perfect for those with an active lifestyle.
- Versatile Lighting Features
- Developing lighting solutions that offer more than one lighting mode, such as spot and flood lighting, for maximum usability.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Outdoor Equipment
- Developing high-tech outdoor tools that are lightweight, durable, and practical for people who enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking and camping.
- Consumer Electronics
- Creating innovative consumer electronics products that offer extensive features and user-friendly functionality, making them practical for everyday use.
- Retail
- Incorporating technological innovation into products, such as flashlights, that traditionally aren't thought of as high-tech to offer consumers more choices and create product differentiation.
