Gravity light was always a huge mistake – during its crowd-funding any sane analysis said its cost:light ratio was going to be terrible, and when it came out it cost around $15 retail compared to for example the GreenLight power lights which provided 120x as much power for around twice the cost, and that was 8 years ago, and solar has come down in power since then.
Claiming 160 lumens by comparing it to Gravity Light is disingenous, it should be compared to commonly available solar lights typically running anywhere from 650 to 1800 lumens. Since cost is the main factor impeding adoption, this light needs to be compared – including cost – to its direct competitors.
The mobile phone boom of the last decade has given rise to the often-repeated fact that more people worldwide have access to a phone than to a toilet....
Gravity light was always a huge mistake – during its crowd-funding any sane analysis said its cost:light ratio was going to be terrible, and when it came out it cost around $15 retail compared to for example the GreenLight power lights which provided 120x as much power for around twice the cost, and that was 8 years ago, and solar has come down in power since then.
Claiming 160 lumens by comparing it to Gravity Light is disingenous, it should be compared to commonly available solar lights typically running anywhere from 650 to 1800 lumens. Since cost is the main factor impeding adoption, this light needs to be compared – including cost – to its direct competitors.
i want to get a gravity light
Hi Chris,I would love to connect with you.
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