HaikeNike? Explains the shoelace though… hehe.
Hai ke is 骇客/ 黑客, Hacker in mandarin.
Maybe you want to wait for DT70Vn? btw if you want crazy bright light, there’s a member here is selling TK75 modded by vihn using 4 XHP 70, that’s a real eye scorcher…with Fenix deep reflectors it should throw well too, just don’t expect the runtime will last 
I don’t care. 
This is what I was thinking. And even the DT70 has a solid 700 m throw.
I think I will wait for more reviews, especially considering the reports of battery tube issues.
OMG please, the curiosity about that dt35 is killing me :weary:
Just got the DT70 today, they both are the same dimension and length ( DT70 is 1mm longer) probably just my light…
Unfortunately for m, somebody broke the seal on the box and the batteries were down to 3.12V,and the other 3 is around 3.4V and the manual are missing too, did someone from the custom or DHL play around with this light? 
Didn’t really get to try the light yet, as both light are very sensitive regarding the batteries, my sanyo GA won’t wotk, even sanyo GA button top won’t work either.
Tried it with protected panasonic 3400B, it work briefly like maybe 5 secs before it shut down and refused to turn ON again. :person_facepalming:
So… I had to charge the Imallent batteries and maybe I’ll try it again before I go to sleep and compare it with Olight X7.
Well… in theory it supposed to be brighter than Olight X7 or HaikeLite MT03 since they both only have 3 XHP70
Now how am I supposed to figure the mode on this light? 
G'Day DayLighter, 
Get the DT70 user manual from:
http://www.imalent.com/Item/Show.asp?m=3&d=529
Best Regards,
George
“Imalent DT35 vs DT70? Which one and why”
1. Both.
2. For various reasons. The DT70; to add another item to my collection, to share a performance slot with the TK75Vn Quad 70.
The DT35; to add a multiple XHP35 light of its size class to my collection.
The answer to “Why?” for me is because an item does what nothing else in my collection does (such as the X65) or because I am adding another item to my collection to share a niche with items that I already have, because I am interested in that particular niche.
3. When? After I read some reviews.
Thanks. The light has memory mode, so I can switch it on on low.
Please
I will wait for it, especially with regard to the fact that works only with protected button top
I do not have batteries protected, I hate them. They already they have put my life at risk
Any updates?
Or reviews?
This is where I stumbled upon this light and is why I am now searching forums top to bottom looking for more info.
Hope this helps. Cheers.
Here’s a few more links you can read and subscribe to.
There are several threads on the TLF forum if your browser can translate. Might have to copy and paste the link below.
The bottom of the page will show similar threads.
The consensus is Imalent still can’t build reliable drivers.
They haven’t had much good info over there so far, but this is a good thread.
It seems they are reporting a lot of failures as well and being hassled about returns. $60 to ship it back, etc…
I think I’m going to stop researching this brand, because I’m no longer interested in these 4 new models. :confounded:
WOW!
I almost buy the dt35, they called which it comes with 8k lumens and 1km trow……… I glad not preorder that before the reviews in german forum 
It seems like a big part of the flashlight hobby is gambling/chance. Most of the time the lights work, but if it breaks you might have to throw it away due to it being too expensive to repair under warranty or them not selling parts.
Luckily I’ve bought mostly Eagle Eye and Convoy. They will sell replacement parts very cheaply so they are pretty safe.
Serious modders could maybe replace the driver on a broken light with an aftermarket one, but you might lose features.
Ah, it sucks. Maybe Vihns lights from sky lumen are a good bet as he handles his own warranties and is in the USA. It’s covered for 6 months. After that he can fix it for a “reasonable” cost. That sounds pretty decent. IDK.
x2… I completely avoid $$$ lights that are glued together. Replacement part availability is a big bonus too. Reliability is important to me. They just need to work first and foremost. Tint, CRI, PWM, User interface, peak-lux, max-lumens… none of that really matters if I can’t click a switch and have light. Thats why I prefer older lights, that I have used and proven to be reliable. Even if dim or less efficient by todays standards.
These Imalent lights really don’t interest me that much. From the looks if it, their UI and their complexities seems to try and engineer solutions to problems that really don’t exist while opening up QC issues.