MTBR Light Meter Measurements:
It measured 204 Mtbr Lux and that falls right in between the more expensive Lupine Betty 2300 and 2600.
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Strengths:
- Incredible brightness
- Meticulous quality
- Excellent heatsinking in a small light head
- Ideal 20 degree wide beam pattern.
- Very good brightness to weight ratio
- Good testing background with connectors, waterproofing and electronics safety
Weaknesses:
- Not as bright as 2700 lumen claims
- Packaging was a little rough at press time
- Light head gets pretty hot
Bottom Line:
It’s great to have options and we have another light cannon from Germany but at better value price of $500. It is extremely compact and light for its output so it is a great system for the serious racer or endurance rider.
Durability and performance is all there as we rode the light in all conditions and it never wavered. The company’s two year is good and there’s an exclusive distributor here in the US that is staffed by a great bunch of guys in Bozeman, Montana.
MyTinySun is a new entry here in the US but they have been doing business in Europe for many years to outperform and deliver better value than great companies like Lupine. So rest assured, the quality is there.
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Value Rating:

4.25 out of 5 Stars
Overall Rating:

4.5 out of 5 Stars
Related Links
www.openlightsystems.com for more info on the light
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