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Q: is there any other difference except color black vs white option ?
Asked by BG517462120 on 2021-07-23 02:39:53
eholtzberg No,both colors are functionally-speaking, exactly the same.
2021-07-23 12:32:42 Helpful (0)
eholtzberg C'mon bro. Pandemic happened man, which backed up supply chains, and I'm sure was entirely out of the merchants control - needless to say im sure they tried their hardest to fulfill the order
2021-01-20 10:21:51 Helpful (2)
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nononcents Many high(er) quality flashlights come this way, containing absolutely no extras in the box. If, indeed, you're seeking a high(er)-build-quality, aluminum-cased, IP-rated (i.e. waterproof), high(-lumen)-output LED flashlight, I'd advise you to simply avoid all flashlight products which contain: [a] a battery included, [b] an internal, "non-removable" or irreplaceable batteries, or [c] any which operates exclusively with standard battery types (e.g. AA, AAA, C, or D)
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