I have been very well impressed with my XinTD C8. I bought one when they first came out. It looks, performs and feels like it should sell for more money.
I see that the current batch has the well respected 105c driver.
If there is a better C8 on the market, I have never seen it.
Not great. KD "C8" XM-L (noname) and Ebay UF C8 XR-E are substantially different. Different reflector and different pill .... not interchangeable. Total length is different too.
A lot of C8's might look the same, but have different measurements, especially on threads and diameters. I've had 3 different brands and there is very little interchangeability.
The XinTD is refered to as a "C8" only because of its general size and shape and 42mm lens and reflector. The actual model number is SC-82.
The original C8 is the Ultrafire, all others are clones or just similar flashlights.
About the only part of the XinTD that is the same is the 42mm lens.
Compared to other "C8" style lights, the XinTD is about .5 inch longer and heavier built. The XinTD uses a special reflector that screws into the pill which screws into the body. That results in outstanding heat sinking. The XinTD uses a top quality driver with choice of modes.
I've read quite good things about this XinTD as also e.g. KD C8 type of light. The technical differencies are quite obvious so I tried to look for some comparison beamshots - do such exist here in BLF or somewhere else?
^ OK, thanks. I was not sure whether the Kaidomain version is a "stock C8" or not... I'm thinking about getting a 1x18650 XM-L light with an orange peel reflector to complement my SkyRay STL-V2.
Just got mine, it is pulling 2.78A with a HiMax 2600, and 2.75A with a cheapo unprotected Trustfire.
If it has PWM, it is very hard to see it.
This is by far the best quality torch that I have found in a Chinese light for $30 or so, and no blinkies!!! Well worth the additional price over a KD C8, it is in a different class altogether.
About 6 weeks ago, but Paypal took forever to do an e-check rather than the instant withdrawal they usually do, so about 10 days of that was Paypal's fault.