Yes SIR!
Thanks for the quick reply! Green/SS ordered. 
hey, people! Any beamshots? Anyone?
I just receieved mine two days ago. this light is AWESOME!
Beam quality and color is much better than my xhp50 5700k, no tint shift on SFn55.2, no rings. Slight OP on reflector definitely smooths beam out, going to try and take some photos when im able to put in a smooth reflector as well for comparisons.
Visually doesn't throw any further than my xhp50 version, but it is DEFINITELY brighter!
Thanks again Freeme, what a great group buy this is!
Here are some quick pics for "comparison".
Note: Second Picture, the "egg yolk" coloring of the hotspot on the xhp50.2 5700k is real, and actually the picture minimizes it. in actual use, not so bad, but on white wall or close range, its terrible.. the SFN55.2 has a FLAWLESS beam!
guys, here are some beamshots and comparison to SBT90.2 Wurkkos TS30s
MT70mini SFN55.2:
Wurkkos TS30s:
Ive been meaning to come back to this thread and say: THIS LIGHT IS SO FRIGGEN GOOD!
Easily one of my new favorites! Its a hell of a light! 4 days in and i havent stopped using it! The output is AWESOME, its visually brighter than most of the FireFlies e07's! Its definitely the brightest single emitter light i have ever seen!
Couldnt be happier, and at $50, thank you Freeme! So amazing! once their back in stock ill be buying another one in Blue and selling or modding my xhp50 ft03. lol
This light automatically makes the xhp50 version of ft03 ABSOLETE!
Artie! Have you tried to switch OP to SMO? I’m curious if it’s to give it some more intensity on spot and reach more range. Unfortunately I don’t have one, still waiting for SFT40 version 
OK, you guys got me convinced. I'll be in for a green SS, once in stock.
You won't regret it, it's impressive!
hey there, I have not. I actually kind of forgotten about it because I've been enjoying the light so much anyway. I need to try this tonight, I have this one and the SFT40 FT03 side by side next to my exterior door of the house. They've been getting a lot of use lately, they're both great.
If anything I'll swap the XHP 50 smooth reflector for this SFN55.2, because the tint shift on the XHP 50 version is really bad so that would probably be better with the OP reflector anyway. Thanks for reminding me, I feel like it would greatly help to throw to have the SMO in this sfn55.2 , Right now it throws out of sheer power but there's no defined hotspot
Looks like you already did the 26800 upgrade. Got any current measurements between the 26650 and the 26800?
guys, I’ve recorded a video with beamshots and a little of comparison for you.
Find it here:
Great video and comparison. Super impressive light. I don’t really need another thrower, but the brute power of this emitter is pretty hard to resist.
Can I have a code Freeme. Thanks
Wasn’t able to order the MT70 Mini SFN55.2 yet. Noticed it’s sold-out for now.
Any news when this may be restocked?
I’m sorry for the beggining text - it should be SFN55.2, not SFT55.2 :person_facepalming: My mistake, but I hope those beamshots will be helpful for you all!
Let me find out.
Mine came in! Unfortunately just after Thanksgiving long weekend and it came in black when I had ordered a blue one. Hopefully Neal can fix despite it being sold out.
This is only my second light after a gen1 FW3A so I have nothing to compare it to. First impression is that it’s much smaller than what I was expecting (seeing it in person is very different than just reading reviews I guess). I also wasn’t expecting it but you can see the yellow led die in the centre of the hotspot when shining it on a white wall. Ramping up to the appropriate brightness makes it go away. I’m powering it with an 18650, solid contact but the springs aren’t fully compressed so I can feel a slight rattle and sometimes you can feel the vibration of the springs (boing!).
Super excited to keep testing this light.
Keep in mind 3 things:
-Double click from ON is Turbo, just like the FW3A.
-Use the 18650 with a plastic sleeve (26650 adapter) to prevent rattling.
- Buy a 21700 battery and forget the 18650.
Have fun with your new light!