Product Description:
9x CREE XPL High Intensity Emitters / 9x Nichia 219B SW45K R9080 High CRI Emitters
Made of 7075 aluminum alloy
Body color: champagne color or Black color
HAIII Anodising Surface Finish
Stainless Steel bezel;
Max Brightness: 10 000 Lumens (9xCREE XPL Hi CW V3) / 5000 Lumens( 9x Nichia 219B)
3×18650 battery carrier
25 degree angle TRI lens
98% AR coating glass lens
Digital current regulation on lower brightness
IPX8 waterproof , underwater 2 meters
Size: 110mm x 47mmx45mm body
Weight: 240gram
WOW, what an entry!!! Welcome to BLF
First, enjoy the forum.
Then, some questions: are you a manufacturer? Can you post some beamshot images of the flashlight, please?
I went to the site (http://www.ff-light.com/index.php?route=common/home) and only saw the flashlight’s pictures, no beams! It would be pleasant to get some
REVIEWS: AMUTORCH: S3 / S3 vs 219c / AM30 / AX1 / VG10 /// SOFIRN: SF14 & SP10A / SP32A / SP10B /// NITEFOX: UT20 / ES10K / K3 /// ODEPRO: KL52 / B018 /// ACEBEAM: H20 /// BLITZWOLF: BlitzWolf BW-ET1 /// DQG: AA Slim Ti /// HC-LIGHTS: SS AAA /// XTAR: PB2 Charger /// OLIGHT: M2R Warrior /// WUBEN: TO10R / E05 / T70 /// ON THE ROAD: M1 / i3 / M3 Pro /// ROVYVON: A2 & A5R / E300S / A8 ///
Tricks: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 TIR Lenses: 1 / 2 Others: Biscotti 3 & 1*7135 Triple TIR & XP-G2
MY GIVEAWAY (FW3A)
Very nice!
I like the stainless steel tail cap as well, nice touch!
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What sort of information can you share about the driver?
Card Carrying CRI baby
Thank you. yes , we are a manufacturer . beamshot photo ,let the reviewers from blf do it, they should receive package soon.
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www.ff-light.com
narsilm v 1.2
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Very nice light indeed. Can’t wait for a review.
And welcome to BLF!
thank you sir
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Nice, let them show us your lights

REVIEWS: AMUTORCH: S3 / S3 vs 219c / AM30 / AX1 / VG10 /// SOFIRN: SF14 & SP10A / SP32A / SP10B /// NITEFOX: UT20 / ES10K / K3 /// ODEPRO: KL52 / B018 /// ACEBEAM: H20 /// BLITZWOLF: BlitzWolf BW-ET1 /// DQG: AA Slim Ti /// HC-LIGHTS: SS AAA /// XTAR: PB2 Charger /// OLIGHT: M2R Warrior /// WUBEN: TO10R / E05 / T70 /// ON THE ROAD: M1 / i3 / M3 Pro /// ROVYVON: A2 & A5R / E300S / A8 ///
Tricks: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 TIR Lenses: 1 / 2 Others: Biscotti 3 & 1*7135 Triple TIR & XP-G2
MY GIVEAWAY (FW3A)
That is not a bad firmware, but I was hoping to find out things like: is this light using a combination of linear regulators and a field effect transistor (common 7135+FET drivers) or if perhaps the battery carrier puts the cells in series so as to use a buck driver, or maybe the cells are in parallel but the leds are in series and a boost driver is used. I worry that a FET would not be good for the 219b version.
I suppose once the sample reviews come out I will find out either way.
Card Carrying CRI baby
The battery carrier is in parallel, that is easy to see as the springs are all in the same direction.
And it is probably using a 7135+16×7135+FET driver.
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The springs are a good indicator, but not absolute, which is why I asked. Yeah, that seems likely but I sure don’t like the idea of FET and 219b, even when it’s 3:1. Seems likely that a bit too little resistance could be an issue.
Card Carrying CRI baby
Looks great!
Any chance of there being a 4000K or 4500K neutral white XPL HI version?
Awesome. What a beautiful flashlight. My new ‘must have’.
Yes, 4500K~5000K XPL hi V2 are available
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www.ff-light.com
Price?
I believe the website said $98
Whoa, is this the first factory light with 4500K R9080 Nichias?!
Can you share photos of the driver?
Wow I havent seen anything that got me this excited in a long while! Is it really 219b 9080? Becaise from my understanding Nichia discontinued them a long while ago. Only Virence.com sells them but with very limited quantities left. If it is really 9080, I will definitely buy one or maybe two if performance is good. Thanks and really looking forward to learn more about this light
I’m super excited as well. Never would have thought a brand out of nowhere coming out with such a tint snob friendly light! And a perfect 3×18650 form factor as well.
I like the light a lot. The only thing I would like even more is a tailcap of the same color as the body.
I hope it’s a parallel setup. Price is a bit high for me, hope to see a group buy – or, even better, a modding host with empty MCPCB and without driver.
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group buy.please.
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yes, it’s true 219v 9080 D220
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1.5meter integrate sphere Testing Reports: (powered by 3 pieces of Sony VTC6 18650)
ROT66 Nichia 219B Measure Report

Peak brightness: 5235.68 lumens
Color temperature CCT:4423K
CIR Ra=96.08
ROT66 CREE XPL HI V3 CW Measure Report

Peak brightness: 9660.45 lumens
Color temperature CCT: 6068K
CIR Ra=70.89
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www.ff-light.com
Wow. Interested. And welcome to BLF!
Is Fireflies by any chance somehow related to Manker?
Looks nice i like the form factor
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thanks , no chance
why ask..
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Manker released an anniversary model not too long ago. Not only was this model offered in a very similar champagne colour, it is also machined from 7075 aluminium which is very rarely used for flashlights. Therefore I wondered whether there was a relation, like the same manufacturer for example.
http://www.mankerlight.com/manker-t01s-800-lumens-cree-xpl-led-aa-14500-...
What a cool light! Welcome to BLF.
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