Sofirn SD05 (XHP50.2 neutral-white 3000lm) vs Wurkkos DL30 (3x LH351D 3600lm) beam compare

Left: Sofirn SD05 (XHP50.2 &"3000 lumens") vs Right: Wurkkos DL30 (3x LH351D 5000k, "3600 lumens") These 2 flashlights are designated as "for diving" flashlights. Both use 1x 21700 battery, and are similar in size (they look quite similar), and use the same magnetic control ring mechanism to adjust brightness levels (only has Low-Med-High settings). Difference is mainly the LED -- the SD05 uses a single XHP50.2 LED (recent batch now use SST70), whereas the DL30 uses triple LH351D 5000k (high CRI LEDs. So for higher-CRI usage, the LH351D-based DL30 will be preferred. (observation, it seems the manufacturer rating of 3600 lumens would be a bit more over-rated than the SD05&3000 lumens since both seem to be near similar total brightness; but with a slightly different beam pattern) triple LH351D appears to be slightly more floody.