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Question: Is there still a turquoise color (best for night and snow)? Photon site says NV green is the new turquoise
Document: This is my third Photon LED, so familiar and happy with earlier purchases. However - despite the cool bright green night vision light produced by this model - the battery replacement process is ridiculous compared to the Photon Freedom models.Due to either a defect or incomplete seal on this model, a drop of water must have entered my new purchase during one of the first uses.
Many color beams (including UV, IR) are available for both the Photon II and the Photon Freedom (you choose one color beam to purchase--you don't get several colors out of the same flashlight), and the newest version of the Photon Freedom with white beam boasts a new LED twice as bright as earlier models.Well over a year since purchasing several of these, the lights are still working. The light has been very helpful and convenient to keep in the car.
I've had a Photon II in red for 10 years that I carry everyday with my car keys that still works. I picked up this green one to also save my night vision. I placed this one on my backpack zipper pull. This light is seriously bright for its size.
That's great... but it sort of defeats the purpose of wanting a light for those occasions that WHITE is too bright, bold, disturbing, or irritating. This blue-green color is a bit too bright. I think this color would be appropriate only for situations where you wanted to preserve &#34;the majority of your night vision&#34;, but you were not at all concerned with disturbing those around you.
The best keychain light. This color is the best one to use at night. We got this for our son who is partially blind. He has trouble seeing at night and in dim light and this really helps him see at night.
Night Vision Green, even if you weren't looking for a green light how can you just pass it by?The green works very well for being spotted while walking and shed a little light when needed. Doesn't seem to hurt night vision too much. Love these lights, have a white one as well. The switch is small but could turn it while wearing work gloves; insulated gloves, not gonna happen, but you can still squeeze it for momentary on.
Other keychain lights insist that they are the best, brightest, whatever, for the money. After almost 20 years my old Photon I finally failed and my new Photon II is even brighter yet otherwise unchanged. And much, much brighter than two other keychain lights that I just bought which claim to put out way more lumens. Accept no substitutes - this is the one to buy.
The title says it all - this is the second one of these I've owned - my last Photon LED keychain lasted me about 8 years until the switch broke... the push button still worked though (keep in mind I changed the batteries out a few times, but that is an easy task).They're remarkably simple in their design, and if you're not careful, you can lose/damage parts when you're changing the battery.
I've had one of these Photon Micro lights for several years and it was time for a new one. I've owned several micro-lights and the Photon is my favorite by far. I like the new switch that lets you turn the light on and leave it on; I hiked several miles in Big Bend National Park one night by the light of the old one and my hand got very tired holding down the button!
Nice light. It is bright; green light does not hurt your night vision. I am happy with it
Answer: yes