As far as I know it does but I will double check that... This would be a very important feature to overlook.
Just for my own personal knowledge I decided to check out a few local mega stores to see what kind of light $32.00 could buy a person.
I was so disappointed that the majority of customers (muggles) are content with purchasing a light rated at 300 to 400 lumen for this same price line and even a bit more.
I am going to have to set up a local event and show the general public just what they are missing when it comes to a small pocket sized EDC that can be purchased from $30.00 to 40.00.
1200 lumen would blow them away, imagine what 5k or 15k lumen would do.
The most fun part of what we do is show off lights lol....
Ordered
Okay the answer about battery protection is for sure yes it does have battery protection...
Even though I really don’t need another flashlight I ordered a green NW just because you reply to comments, and follow up quickly. Your awesome customer service will definitely bring you success!!!
I will continue following your future products.
Is that 26650 with the extention tube installed?
What is the beam angle? (I like floody lights)
Ordered. That was easy. Thank you!
I want a green one, but alas I’m under a buying embargo.
I'm honestly not sure of the beam angle but I will find out for you.
I can tell you this is a smooth reflector more of a thrower. Close to 500 meters at only 1200 lumen.
Sorry I left out the answer about he battery tube... I am not sure which tube it will have installed when it ships but, You get tubes for both Cells the 23650 and 26650 both..
You still have plenty of time... and once these arrive I will be keeping a good stock of them...
Is the “Dimension: 3.3 inch length” with 26650 tube or the 26350 tube?
Thanks very much...
As soon as I get the prototype I can measure it exactly for you...
Ordered in green for my wife…
LOL My wife wants one as well...
…and I am sure she will get one!
I am interested in this light for my girlfriend but have to wait a bit since she controls my money…
Also interested to see which 26650 cells will fit?
The design is so appealing, it’s a beauty!
The white (looks silver to me) could’ve been plucked out of Taylor’s backpack in the original Planet of the Apes. Ordered a yellow but considering a white to keep the other cell in. Ugh.
The price will go up some after this pre-sale but they will still be very affordable... I have already decided that I want to give several of these out as Christmas gifts. My only problem is muggles.
The ramping U.I. is super simple to use but having to explain lithium Ion cells and why they must use a bit more caution and attention is where it becomes the hardest.
Totally safe but must be respected.
Just placed an order for a Blue one in NW. Thanks for feeding the addiction.
Any plans for offering SC26 type body with different emitter(s)?
I’m thinking the current pocket rocket kings have some major shortcomings, shortcoimings that an SC26 like host could overcome.
Specifically, the D4 suffers from very short high ouput runtimes and poor heat management.
Tiny 26650 3th is less bright than D4 and suffers from quality control issues.
Neither of them have much throw.
The slighly larger SC26 body style (with significanly larger capacity battery) could surpass both these lights, and offer a smaller 26350 ff when even smaller matters.
I do like the SC26 form factor, AND I want a small pocketable light that can do 3000 lumen (for more than a few seconds), and I want a reflector. I suspect this could be a popular combo- look how popular the D4 is.
The other lights I’ve seen similar to my desired specs are at least 2 of the following 3:
substantially larger;
substantially more expensive;
offer only CW tint.
And none offer a stubby 26350 option.
Let me rephrase:
small as possible with modest reflector.
2500+ lumen
Good runtimes (26650)
able to become smaller, of course sacrificing much runtime and/or brightness (26350)
CW, NW, WW options.
So, I nominate Haikelite. Perhaps they could just adapt an XHP50.2 or XHP70.2 into SC26?
Please?