Not for armytekstore.com, though. Its already $56. You had me excited there thinking it was going to be $40.
The site is a little off. The V3 shows up on the front page with new products, but its only in cool, and you can’t find it under headlamps. I wonder why there’s armytek.com and armytekstore.com?
Well its $4 cheaper on Armytek.com after coupon, but they don’t show the V3 on that site.
I’m fidgeting now because I see the Wizard is longer and bigger than any other 18650 headlamp. The Tiara is also so cute and attractively sized, and would get you through one night.
For e21 you need pcb with pads made for proper led size (2.1x2.1mm). You can try and mount leds to the board that was developed for 3x3mm leds, but with this pad design there are no ways to solder them in the right place. Leds will flow away and will shine everywhere but not inside tir hole.
I don’t think anyone has tested the new Wizard, but I would expect it to look good. I offered to review it for them and they never replied, so oh well.
I think it has to be an item that is available in their North American warehouse. I think the issue is that the stock here has sold out and now must be shipped from China. They ship DHL so it comes quick but $15 may be the cheapest you’ll find right now.
If you buy two, you can easily sell the second one on Reddit. I sold my extra one without any trouble and it saves you $15 in shipping since it’s $30 shipping for one and $15 for two
Normally the non K variants of the 219B are on the BBL or even above and not very rosy at all. However, the SW40 I have are from Clemence, which is very rosy not unlike the SW45K. The D220 version of the E21A 4000K looks very similar to the SW40. Nearly identical but maybe a tad bit less rosy. I think I like the E21A slightly more because it is domeless so the tint is more even. Both are beautiful. However, the most recent sold out batch of E21A 4000K is D240, which is basically right on the BBL so it is not as nice and rosy. The good thing about E21A is that you can mix emitters in the quad board so you can get the same nice rosy 4000K with 2x 3500K + 2x 4500K. Results may look even better than the D220 4000K since mixing CCT usually results in higher Rg values for more saturated colors.