Batteroo Test with Flashlights (5.5x battery life extension)
Hello Dearest Friends,
It is lovely to see you all again! Welcome to this week’s installment of our blog! I would like to start things off by saying thank you to all our supporters who have contacted us; your feedback is welcome and appreciated. We are so happy to hear how pleased you guys have been with the performance of your Batteroos and how they have improved your devices’ performances.
Speaking of we have a new test video out for you guys this week! We tested two generic flashlights, one with Batteroos and the other without, side by side to see how much using the Batteroo sleeves would increase performance. We set the flashlights up to each hit a sensor inside a black box. The sensor would monitor how strong the beam is and how much it decreases over time.
At the beginning of the test, both flashlights started out at 189 lux. After just 20 minutes, the flashlight without the Batteroo sleeves was at 133 lux which is already a loss of about 30%, while the flashlight with the Batteroo sleeves had only gone down to 176 lux. Fast forward to an hour, the regular flashlight went down to 100 lux while the Batteroo sleeve powered flashlight was at 167 lux, 67% higher power than the regular battery power flashlight. At the end of our experiment at 4 hours, the Batteroo powered flashlight was still going strong at 127 lux which is around 70% its original strength, while the normal battery powered flashlight has dimmed all the way to 43 lux which is just 20% its original strength.
We work under the assumption that around 50% light intensity is considered too dim to function, and that would be the time the batteries would be taken out and replaced. Using just regular batteries you would throw the batteries out after just 70 minutes, but the Batteroo Boost powered batteries reached 50% after 390 minutes. That’s 5.5x longer lasting than regular batteries. That could make the real difference in emergencies where you would need that extra time with your flashlights.
If you want to see the video for yourself, you can use the watch below! Thanks for tuning in this week! We’ll see you next time!
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