00:00Script, Sofran SE1 vs Wuban G5, which EDC Light Wins?
00:05Alright, so everybody keeps arguing about the Sofran SE1 vs the Wuban G5, and honestly,
00:10I got tired of guessing. So I pulled the 5 best-selling pocket lights on the market right
00:15now, tested them, and picked out the deals that are actually worth your money.
00:20Stick around, because number 3 genuinely surprised me.
00:24First up, the Warsun T9 Pro.
00:271500 lumens out of something that disappears on your keychain that is absurd for the size,
00:32and with the magnet in flood work light mode, it doubles as a camping lantern stuck to your car
00:36hood. At 1546, it is the cheapest light here by a wide margin, and with almost 3700 sold at a
00:434.9
00:44rating, people are clearly not sending these back. If you want maximum output for minimum cash,
00:50this is your pick. Now the light in the title, the Sofran Mini EDC SA1.
00:56300 lumens, but that is not the point. The point is the RGB signal ring and the built-in
01:02UV light. That ring makes you visible on a night run, and the UV is genuinely useful for checking
01:08IDs, spotting pet stains, or hunting for leaks. Magnetic tail, pocketable, 2334, and a perfect
01:155-star rating across 3,500 units. It is a night run in door check light, and it does that
01:21job
01:22better than anything else here. Number 3 is the Wubin G5 multicolor version.
01:28400 lumens, USB-C rechargeable, magnetic, and it has that multicolor output that makes it great for
01:34signaling and for hands-free work in tight spots. 2333, basically the same money as the Sofran but
01:40with more output and more color options. For camping, car repair, or just keeping it stuck to your fridge,
01:47this one punches way above its price. Then there is the classic Wubin G5, the waterproof pocket
01:53version. Same 400 lumens, but the real star here is the 180-degree rotating head. You can clip it,
02:01stick the magnetic tail to a panel, and aim the beam exactly where you need it, no propping up,
02:06no holding it in your teeth. 2536 is the most you will pay here, and for that rotating head alone,
02:12it is worth it for anyone who actually works with their hands. Skipped, comparison table script beats,
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