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Sofirn SD11

5000-lumen diving flashlight with dual CCT white light and red light — rated to 100m depth

$61
Sofirn

Where to Buy

Sofirn Store
$60.99

Checked Sep 18, 2026

Specifications

Max Lumens5000 lm
Battery Type21700
ChargingUSB-C
IP RatingIPX8
Body MaterialAluminum
Modes6

Overview

The Sofirn SD11 is a purpose-built diving flashlight rated to 100 meters depth with IPX8 waterproofing. Outputting 5000 lumens, it provides massive underwater illumination where light absorption by water makes high output essential. The dual-CCT white light lets you choose between color temperatures to suit different diving conditions — warmer tones for better color rendering of marine life, cooler tones for maximum perceived brightness.

The inclusion of a 660nm red light is particularly valuable for diving: red light doesn't spook marine life the way white light does, making it the preferred option for underwater photography and observation. It also serves as a signaling tool for dive buddies. The 21700 battery provides the high capacity needed for extended dive sessions, and USB-C charging makes post-dive recharging straightforward.

At $61, the SD11 is competitively priced for a 100-meter-rated dive light with 5000-lumen output. The aluminum body is built to handle the pressures of deep diving, and the six modes provide flexibility from low-output ambient lighting to full turbo for wide-area illumination. While it's purpose-built for underwater use — the form factor and switch design are optimized for gloved operation — it works perfectly well as a high-output surface light for boating, dock work, or emergency use.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • +5000 lumens — serious underwater output
  • +Dual CCT white light for different diving conditions
  • +660nm red light for marine life observation
  • +100-meter depth rating
  • +21700 battery for extended dive sessions
  • +USB-C charging

Cons

  • −Specialized diving form factor — bulkier than typical EDC
  • −Heavier build for pressure resistance
  • −Premium price at $61
  • −Not ideal as an everyday carry light