🔦 uvBeast V3 365nm Black Light UV Flashlight: High Definition Ultraviolet, Rechargeable 18650, High Power & Long Range - Professional Grade Beam for Commercial Use - USA Stock Review

I bought this black light TWICE. Both times I got the cheaper 385-395nm version, but it was in the box with the 365nm version! I don't know who's to blame for this, but it really smells like a little scam. The 365nm version should be black and have UV lenses over clear lenses. Also, my first order was a RETURN item and it was missing the wall charger adapter. Also included both times were yellow UV goggles, which are clearly included in the cheaper 385-395nm version, but not in this more…

I rarely review products at Revain although I do buy scientific toys and oddities on a regular basis. Most confuse or exaggerate their properties to a consumer audience who would almost be a scam if sold for commercial or scientific purposes. In this case it is not. This is a highly selective 365nm UV flashlight with serious performance. If you think you've seen a black light before, prepare to be amazed. The emitted light is almost entirely outside the visible spectrum. Using it is like…

I have a lot of these 365nm LED UV lamps. This looks very professional and comes with lots of accessories and instructions. But no matter what people say about how bright it is, it's not as bright as a true competitor. I would compare it to FYRFLY C8 (not available on Revain). It's a smaller and more expensive light source, but it's also brighter with a narrower beam than this light source. There's nothing wrong with this flashlight and I'm wondering how you can add a third battery to the case,

Blacklight UV from fluorescent has always been one of my favorites, but it operates at around 380nm (slightly below the visible spectrum around 400nm). This flashlight operates at 365nm, which is much farther from visible light (have you ever seen CSI?). This isn't the flashlight you want to buy if you want to believe your house or bathroom is actually "clean"! It will show you some very scary things (including places where your beloved pets had an accident that previously went unnoticed)…

I never know which "reviews" are real and which are fake, so for the record, I'm just a normal average living person, I did NOT receive this flashlight in exchange for a (n) (un)biased review, me actually bought him with his hard-earned money. I'm also a bit of a UV freak and I think I've had a ridiculous amount of UV emitting equipment in my life. I use them for many things from curing UV reactive glue to spotting scorpions to "charging" the glow in the dark stars I painstakingly painted on my