Solidcom SE Review + LEP Flashlight Beamshot Adventure

Darren and I embarked on a mission to capture stunning photos and videos of a Laser Excited Phosphor (LEP) flashlight, all while staying connected with the Hollyland Solidcom SE headsets.

We decided to #ditchthewalkietalkies and go hands-free for better communication.

With the Solidcom SE, we were able to stay in touch safely while navigating rough terrain, maintaining real-time communication up to 350 meters away.

The full-duplex feature made it easy to communicate without having to press any buttons—we could just talk as we worked.

The Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) helped a lot with the heavy wind we encountered during the shoot, making our conversations crystal clear.

For more info on the Hollyland Solidcom SE Global Version, check it out here:
https://www.hollyland.com/product/sol...

Featured in this video:
Headsets: Hollyland Solidcom SE
Laser Excited Phosphor Flashlight: NLIGHTD L3
https://timmcmahon.com.au/posts/nligh...

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:22 Heading down to Merri Creek
0:55 Crossing the creek
1:30 Testing traditional walkie-talkies
2:19 Trekking over rough terrain with headsets
3:02 Testing Solidcom SE headsets at 306 metres
4:09 Testing Solidcom SE headsets without direct line-of-sight
4:42 How to use the Solidcom SE headsets
5:41 Coordinating a long-range beamshot at night
7:15 Taking a beamshot of the NLIGHTD L3
7:45 Upgrade to the Hollyland Solidom SE