A red emitter is a must have in a head torch, especially if you want to use it when star gazing.
Is it going to be L-shaped or T-shaped?
I’m curious if it has any secondaries
Thank you for the giveaway
Might be a rotating headlamp with secondary light and longer runtime
SFT-40 is great when outdoors. But what if in crawlspace? Second emitter or diffuser?
What is the weight?
Wow!
A type-C rechargeable headlamp!
I want it!
I need it!
I love it!
Very cool!
Thanks!
I hope it is 21700 battery and white, red, UV LEDs on triple Mcpcb.
Robert
I hate heavy headlamps so it is a good move by you Cyansky to go with a light weight headlamp.
Thanks for the GAW!
L shaped would be best! Thanks
Cyansky is developing some really nice products. I really hope this headlight is floody and has an high CRI led.
New Cyansky headlamp!? Sounds interesting. I like a lightweight single strap headlamp.
Thanks for GAW.
SFT40 is an interesting emitter choice. It should provide good throw. Do you have any photos of this new model?
Looks good to me 
I would like it to be detachable from the headband and have a magnetic tail cap as well as a 21700 battery for more range.
I have the HS6R and it’s about perfect. I prefer t-shape headlamps. Probably has a high cri floddy emitter. If you swapped the sst40 for the SFT40-W and change the optic a bit (or left it alone), that would be awesome. Maybe inside a higher capacity battery 3100 mah? Keep it 18650 for lightweight though. Output? 1500 lumens for the SFT40-W and 800 for the high cri emitter.
Eh, the SFT-40 LED wouldn’t be my first choice.
L-shape with a 21700 would be something I’d be interested in.
Looks good!
headlamp with USB-C charging sounds great; the smaller and lighter, the better