[Banggood x Freeme GAW] ASTROLUX EC01 21700 EDC Flashlight - Official ENDED

Giveaways and Contests
154

I’m in!

zoomie LEP flashlight would be killer

155

I’m in
more compact flashlights

156

I’m in.

I’d like a zoomie with different size of lenses, from small to big.

157

I’m in! I’d love a single emitter, slim and compact 18650, tail e-switch, with Anduril. Basically a single emitter FW3A with a reflector :slight_smile:

158

I’m in
Micro flashlight

159

Count me in please!

I’d love to see a headlamp with the following specs:

- ultralight materials (~ 1oz)

- 3000k-4000k temperature (maybe the SST led)

  • Single AA / 14500
160

I’m in

A small 26650 Flashlight with XHP35

161

I’m in
Tiny 18650 edc, like DQG

162

I’m in
A large lights

163

I would like a compact XHP 70.2 flashlight, driven be single 26650 / 21700 battery, Andruil, tail switch and if possible a tail magnet.

164

I’m in. Would like to see a small AAA keychain light, high CRI with high only mode.

165

I'm in

I would be interested in seeing a compact 21700 version of this light

166

I'm in. An Astrolux high quality work light with powerbank feature and Ramping (Andruil?) would be awsome.

167

I’m in.
Astrolux could make a high CRI and high lumen bike light.

168

I’m in!

This has been echoed before, but I’d also like to see more high-CRI headlamps on the market.

169

I’m in.

LH351D high CRI (4-5000K - not greenish bin) option for the MF01 mini

170

I’m in.

I’d like Astrolux to revive the A01 when it had a genuine high CRI Nichia led and the Manker driver.
Please keep adding USB rechargeable capability to your lights. It makes them much more accessible to a wider user base.

171

I’m in
Budget type

172

I’m in

- but please don’t include me for the giveaway (main reason is poor emitter choice for the flashlight gived away), I just want to share ideas for future Astrolux lights.

Astrolux flashlights to implement (not necessarily in order of importance) based on my suggestions:

1. Affordable LEP flashlight – 1×21700, neutral white phosphor with preferably decent CRI (>80)

2. High performance high CRI headlamp (“HL41”) – buck driver, ramping UI (Andúril), 3pcs of 3.5×3.5 mm emitters same CCT each (*1,*3 high CRI tints), replaceable TIR optics for beam customization (kit to be sold separately, suggestion: Yajiamei 20×12.8mm TIR lens for single emitter), 1×21700

3. 2×AA headlamp (“HL21”) – ramping UI (Andúril), single main emitter (*3 high CRI tints) with same TIR as above, lava auxiliary floodlight (under 2000K CCT, high red color rendering (R9) besides high CRI)

4. Single AA/14500 EDC flashlight (“A02”) – ramping UI (Andúril), single main emitter (*2,*3 high CRI tints) with same TIR as above, convenient keychain compatible tail (should be also able to stand on tail + optional diffuser is a nice addon)

5. Multi emitter thrower with big sized head (“MF06”) – ramping UI (Andúril), 5-9 pcs of 3.5×3.5 mm emitter (*1,*2,*3 high CRI tints), big reflectors each (only small or no overlappings of reflector cones), total head diameter ~ 12-15 cm (target is >300 kCd with high CRI), large fins (not only around the reflector, but also a bit towards the battery compartment)

6. Flashlight with really big TIR lens per emitter for better throw (1, 3 or 4 emitter, *1,*3 high CRI tints)

7. Flashlight with 3×18650 or 2×21700 (not round tube) – these form factors would be very sweet for any mid-performance flashlights.

8. Economy bike headlight with horizontal cutoff in the beam (only allowing minimal light above a line - **Bike headlight) - 2×14500 or 2×AA, single emitter, *2 high CRI tints

9. Power bike headlight with horizontal cutoff in the beam (only allowing minimal light above a line - **Bike headlight) - 2×18650 or 2×21700, double emitter, quick switchable ‘high beam’ for faster riding (illuminating farther on ground), *2 high CRI tints

*N high CRI tints:

- 90, but preferably 95 CRI

  • CCT selection must be as following:
  1. 3500K, 4500K, 5700K for Cree XHP35 HI (or any XHP)
  2. 3000K, 4000K, 5000K, 6000K (or at least three of them) for Samsung LH351D
  3. 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K (or at least two of them) for Luminus SST-20

**Bike headlight:
Making these bike headlights compliant to Germany standards (StVZO) is probably a very meticulous process (Germany: Bicycle lighting in StVZO/TA (updated to April 2021, with corrections and additions from other sources...)), which may or may not be desired for the first product version, but at least, the beam shape should be well designed and tested for the used emitters.

173

I’m in.
I would like to see some zoomie from Astrolux. Both powerful type and edc type.