Yeah a spike at 395nm just as the Radions claim. Looks to me like the Blades hit the exact spectrum they claim to have.
There is also zero evidence corals need, or even use, anything below 400nm. Even 400nm is highly questionable since Violet and UV filter pretty quick.
Don’t take the above wrong, I really liked the G4 Pro I ran for more than a year. I went to the G5 Blue expecting it to match the G4 Pro AB+. It’s not even close. I switched to the G5 Pro and found that way more to my liking.
Anything past about 480nm starts to become useless outside providing the color for corals to reflect, maybe even fluoresce a little. Almost always drowned out by the 440-460nm light.
Total opinion here but I don’t think the Blade was made to compete with any of the Radion lineup. Comparing them to each other and declaring a “winner” is kind of odd. I believe these were made as supplemental lights and then they started to show they could make a decent stand alone. AI and Ecotech certainly haven’t made any claims comparing them.