the so called new-tech driver is designed before BLF lantern driver was made. the driver is waiting for a good shell desing.
the only same thing is both of them use multiple leds (half cool white half warm white) to fulfill temperature changing.
But UI, firmware, driver are different.
Is it something similar to Imalent SA04 which has this feature as well?
Variable colour temperature - adjustments from 4000K to 7000K
Yeah, there’s no such thing as a color change led. It’s always two extreme color leds that are mixed. Same as the Zanflare T1 lantern.
Could it be related to this one?
I don't think so as this one uses white, red and UV independently. I don't think it would look good to mix these. ;-)
However, Barry I would be interested how far the design process for this triple independent emitter light is completed already. Is the last word spoken already or can we (BLF) still give you some suggestions to improve it? Those tiny reflectors could be enlarged like the ones in your C8F triple reflector.
Any news about the AT35 prototype? I hope this one will still be produced.
That AT35 is still badass. Some serious heft.
The AT35 could be comparable to the Convoy M3 or even better if equipped with
I mostly agree with above. The only questionable point from the list is IMO dual switch in such a flashlight.
I think it would be brilliant to have cool light for throw (zoom?) and warm for flood in one flashlight on demand.
How about a speciality polariser?
Is the AT35 available anywhere?
Just a prototype at the moment 
I think that should have been their XHP35 HI light…
WOW, what is the tech? How does it make it?
The Beam Shaper might be copyrighted technology that Sofirn is not even aware of. Is it even real or just theory and computer animation? What are the down sides, big losses in lumens? We don’t know, but it’s a cool idea.
Hi Barry, I have some suggestions about your recent flashlight launches (e.g. SD05, SP70) that use Sofirn's UI instead of Andúril/NarsilM.
Maybe you can forward and discuss them with your engineering team? I'm sure these updates will not be too hard to implement but they will certainly make your successful flashlights even more successful and more popular.
Thermal protection setting can be accessed by 10xclicks:
The light flashes once => turn it off to select 45 degree step-down temperature
The light flashes twice => turn it off to select 55 degree step-down temperature
The light flashed 3 times => turn it off to select 65 degree step-down temperature
Eventually, Sofirn can make 45°C as the default setting that will allow a safe and comfortable usage while flashoholics, experts, evangelists and enthusiasts can raise the threshold to a higher value they deem more reasonable, maxing out the full potential of Sofirn's powerhouse flashlights like SP70, Q8 and SP36. There will not be any trade off for customers who prefer a simpler UI than Andúril or NarsilM as they still get the chance to push their flashlights (and skin :-D ) to their very limits.
Wait, timed AND thermal? ……wow.
See SD05 that has a 3min and 55°C stepdown.
See SP70 that has a 30min stepdown from High to Medium, even though ATR triggers automatically at 60°C.
There will also be another new Sofirn flashlight that will have a 2min and 55°C stepdown.
Right, so cold winter nights be damned 
an interesting oversight IMO, but I’m sure they have their reason.
@Barry
Is there any plan to release soon any light with USB charging and E21A emitter(s)?
My suggestion: altered SC31 (as SE21A 
) with first low starting at 3 lm
I’d like to see a single emitter light like the SP32A V2 but with Anduril. Seems like it’d just need a driver upgrade.
Sofirn’s stock UI’s usually keep me from buying their lights. I just got the SP36 BLF Anduril and it’s awesome. I even defeated sofirn’s favorite glue to get the driver out and flash the latest firmware build.
Fitting an E21A in a commercial flashlight requires some skilful designing: you can not use a centering piece because the led is small, shallow and fragile, the force of the reflector via the centerpiece easily kills the led. And still the small E21A requires precise centering, even in a reflector as small as in the SC31. I have not seen a commercial solution for that yet.