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  • Battery life is a little poor though.

    That was my real concern. That and USB charging. I prefer the Exposure's for their nice big batteries that I can charge normally or in the worst case scenario pop into a shop for.

  • I only use mine for racing so it's fine, but I think I'd get annoyed with the battery life if I was commuting with it. Surprised you'd find USB charging a problem, you must have a USB wall adaptor?

  • Most nights we have on USB charge some combination of:

    • Phone
    • Girlfriend's phone
    • Kindle
    • iPad
    • Nexus 7
    • GoPro
    • MP3 player

    It's already a mess of cables.

    What I want are higher capacity batteries that last longer (get charged less frequently) and that I can swap out for spares. What I want are batteries that charge faster and can discharge faster (higher voltage) so that the lights are bright.

    That exists today, they're called CR123 batteries. They charge fast, hold a ton of charge, and can power really bright lights (my torch uses one and goes to 500 lumens).

    So yeah... USB charge can >>>>>>>>>>>>>>

    I liked the Moon for brightness and cheapness, but when I can afford to I'll go back to Exposure for battery support + brightness.

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