NEBO Slyde King Flashlight & Work Light

Product Information

Connect the other end of the charging cable to an Android device or another device that uses a micro USB connector. The lowest output is 191 lumens, which is still quite a bit. A bit too high. But since it uses PWM, anything lower than that output would make the PWM unbearable. So I understand they capped it off at 200 (191) lumens. Carefully remove the old LED by unscrewing it from the plastic housing. Make sure to hold onto the wire as you unscrew it in case it comes loose. The Nebo flashlight is a great tool to have around in case of an emergency or for outdoor activities. It is important to know how to charge it and use it properly. The Nebo flashlight has an adjustable brightness level and a focused light beam. It also has a rechargeable battery that can last up to six hours on its brightest setting. To charge the Nebo flashlight, you will need to use the USB charging cable that comes with it. You can plug the USB cable into a computer or laptop’s USB port, or into a power outlet with a USB adapter. Once the Nebo flashlight is plugged in, the charging light will turn on and the battery indicator will show how much charge is left in the flashlight. It takes about four hours to fully charge the Nebo flashlight. Features of Nebo flashlight The Nebo flashlight will start charging automatically. The LED indicator light on the side of the flashlight will turn blue when it is charging and turn off when it is fully charged. Precautions:

To clean this area, take a cotton swab or facial tissue and dip it into rubbing alcohol (it’s okay if you don’t have to rub alcohol; water will do in a pinch). Then wipe down both ends of the battery compartment to remove residue from old batteries. The last thing that could cause your light not to work is a loose wire or broken connection. To fix this, you will need to take your flashlight apart. If your flashlight is waterproof, don’t open it underwater or allow the electronics to get wet. The Nebo flashlight will start charging automatically. The LED indicator light on the side of the flashlight will turn blue when it is charging and turn off when it is fully charged. If you don’t have a micro USB connector, you can also use a standard USB port to charge the Nebo flashlight. To charge the flashlight using a standard USB port: Make sure your power bank is fully charged before using it to charge the Nebo flashlight. If your power bank isn’t fully charged, it will not be able to charge the flashlight. The flashlight’s charging indicator light will signal the charging status; a red light means the device is charging, while a green light indicates that the charging process is complete. It is important to ensure that the flashlight is fully charged before use, as this will prolong the battery life and enhance the overall performance of the device.Besitzer von Altgeräten müssen Altbatterien und Altakkumulatoren, die nicht vom Altgerät umschlossen sind, vor der Abgabe an einer Erfassungsstelle vom Altgerät zu trennen. Dies gilt auch für Lampen, die zerstörungsfrei aus dem Altgerät entnommen werden können. Wenn die Altgeräte einer Vorbereitung zur Wiederverwendung unter Beteiligung eines öffentlich-rechtlichen Entsorgungsträgers zugeführt werden sollen, müssen Batterien und Akkus sowie Lampen nicht entnommen werden. When the Nebo flashlight is fully charged, unplug the USB cable from both the flashlight and the USB port. Precautions: Specs didn’t specify in what focus position those lumen numbers are measured, but we can assume that in the normal position with the widest beam. When the Nebo flashlight is fully charged, disconnect the charging cable from both the flashlight and the power bank. This is a crucial method in how to charge nebo flashlight. Precautions

Connect the standard USB cable to the Nebo flashlight and then connect the other end of the cable to a USB port on your computer or to a wall adapter. Some zoomy flashlights are push pull, but since that will activate the COB light, you need to twist the head to focus the main LED.Charging is done with a USB-C cable (a USB A to USB-C cable is included), and it finishes charging at a safe 4.16V. The highest current I could see was 0.7A, which isn’t very high, and most of the charge time it was lower. I also tried to use a USB-C to USB-C cable on a charger, but that didn’t work. I then tried it with my desktop’s USB-C port, and that worked just fine. It looks like it doesn’t have any benefits using USB-C to USB-C over the traditional USB-A to USB-C. The charge currents remained the same. If you are not going to use your Nebo flashlight for an extended period, it is recommended to remove the battery and store it separately. This will help prolong the life of your battery. If you have a computer with a USB port, you can use the included cable to charge your Nebo flashlight. The Slyde King doesn’t look, nor feel, like the average flashlight that we, flashaholics are used to. The body is covered with rubber that feels quite nice, and grippy. It won’t slip out of your hand, even with hand gloves on, or with very cold fingers. If you’re traveling and need to charge your Nebo flashlight, you can use a car adapter to plug it into your vehicle’s cigarette lighter. To charge the flashlight using a car adapter:

The batteries might be low or dead. Try replacing the batteries with new ones and see if that works. The charging indicator in the switch will flash green while charging is in progress and turn solid green once charging is complete after approximately 4 hours (when using a high USB output). The switch also features a battery power indicator underneath that will glow orange when the battery level is over 25% and will turn flash orange every second when the battery levels drops below 25% to remind you to charge the battery. Many people are hesitant to buy a flashlight that requires charging, but the Nebo Flashlight is different. This flashlight uses a built-in micro-USB port which means that you can use the same cable to charge your phone.

Customer reviews

The torch has a white LED with a convex lens which has been upgraded to emit 2000 lumens from the highest brightness setting, while the concealed work light located on the side uses COB LED technology to provide a maximum 500 lumens output. It offers a 4x zoom which can be adjusted from flood to spot by twisting the head of the torch. If your Nebo flashlight has a green light indicator on the battery, then the battery is full. If the light indicator is yellow, then the battery is half-charged. If the light indicator is red, the battery is almost drained and needs to be recharged. To charge your Nebo flashlight, you need to use the micro USB charging cable that comes with it. This is the same type of connector that is used on most Android devices, so you should be able to find a compatible cable easily. All it takes is pressing the on switch to use a NEBO flashlight. And even if you forgot to charge the battery, their lights tend to be USB-C rechargeable, meaning you’ll always have easy access to chargers and power accessories with a NEBO flashlight. The measurements in the highest output mode weren’t too far off, but the lowest mode wasn’t close in terms of candelas. But when you just focus on the distance: 125 meters vs 107 meters, that doesn’t seem to be a big difference.

Nebo is a major flashlight company with many flashlight in their line-up. And we’re happy to be able to test some of their products, including the Slyde King 2K. The specs mention quite a few features, including a ‘hidden’ COB light, magnetic tailcap, focusable beam, USB-C rechargeable, IPX7 waterproof, and 2000 lumens. And it’s advertised as a work light, so no EDC, Tactical or such. The switch is shrouded and lit when the light is turned on, and the color indicates the battery level. The following colors are available: The head has little to no wobbling at both ends of the zoom, but it does have some wobble halfway through it. This is nothing to worry about unless you are using it in a very wet environment because it would indicate a larger gap. If you calculate the loss of light, with the numbers above, you see that both the Highest output and Lowest output had a loss of 61%. This is a lot, but quite normal on focusable flashlights. It would have been nice to have some more battery level indicators. Having only 1 indicator for 100% to 25% is not very handy. I’d rather have more battery levels, like 100-75% 75-50% 50-25% 25-10% 10-5% <5%The Highest output doesn’t drop as fast as you’d think. It takes almost 15 minutes to drop from about 2000 lumens down to 295 lumens. Yes, that’s low. At 2h14min it reaches 180 lumens (which is considered the end of the runtime as per ANSI 1FL standards). But the light continues to drop output and finally turns off after 3h14min. Battery was down to 2.7V. Nebo included a proprietary ICR 18650 lithium-ion battery, with a total capacity of 2200mAh. This is actually quite small for a battery nowadays. I don’t know why they couldn’t choose a 3000mAh or just use a 3500mAh battery. Since the light shouldn’t be pulling many Amps, a 3500 mAh battery would have been fine.