【Giveaways】Cyansky P25 V2.0 flashlight Micro-arc Oxidation version is coming!

[Pilotboy]

Man that’s a fantastic finish!

[TimMc]

I wonder if the flashlight accepts an unprotected flat top 21700 cell.

[BlueSwordM]

@cyanskiflashlight, I have an interesting business proposition for you for this flashlight.

I’ll DM you for more details

[Maverick1947]

I like that MAO is coming out strong between flashlight manufacturers! Seems like a good thing and can’t wait to get my hands on it for the first time.

[SammysHP]

MAO seems to be the new favorite coating. I’d like to try such a light sometime.

The XHP 70 is very floody in such a small reflector. Any plans for a smaller LED with more throw?

And thanks for the giveaway!

[Kit_Latura]

I like this model but I don’t understand why force the use of batteries with button top.

Anyway, it would be interesting to have an official runtimes with stepdowns.

[Tartarus]

I really like this MAO coating. Does it affect the heat dissipation of the flashlight towards the environment, the user’s hand?

[Oli]

Would anybody buy light bulbs for their bedroom or house without knowing what the color temperature of the bulbs are? Or what the CRI rating is? We need manufacturers to start coughing this information up without having to ask.

[brad]

Very nice option.

[phouton]

What is micro-arc oxidation?

Micro-arc oxidation (MAO) is also known as micro-plasma oxidation. In the process of micro-arc oxidation, the base metal reacts vigorously with oxygen ions and electrolyte ions under the joint action of thermochemistry, electrochemistry, and plasma chemistry, undergoing melting, eruption, crystallization, and high-temperature phase change process, and finally fusing on the crystal surface and sintering to form the ceramic layer.

The ceramic layer has a dense structure, good toughness, wear resistance, corrosion resistance, high-temperature impact resistance, and electrical insulation properties.

In general, flashlights treated with micro-arc oxidation are more resistant to wear and corrosion than hard anodizing.

Thanks for the giveaway, Cyanskyflashlight! The materials science of MAO is a most interesting part of this light.

Agreed that CCT and CRI info really should be published prominently.

[bobvoeh]

That’s a nice looking light.

[bulbeee]

Nice finish!!

[1LL1]

Nice

[mattlward]

Interesting light! I love the finish, but also wonder if it can come in other colors. As to the emitter, what is the CCT and CRI… that matters around here! Maybe I am the odd man out, but I would love to see a ramping option for the mode selection. The GM02 and RS02 are nice options to see for the light, would make a nice rifle or shotgun mounted light. I am currently using Klarus lights for my mounted options and they have held up well.

Thanks for the GAW!

[BlueSwordM]

I’m expecting 6500k 70CRI typical (not minimum, just typical).

[Muto]

Looks Cool!
Would like to see a good abuse comparison against regular HAIII.

[ollywood]

I like it!

[Camaro]

Nice light, checks a lot of boxes. Nice to see the NewGen Cree’s being used. Not a big fan of the flood/throw combination, wasting candela’s using both features.

Prefer a more pure flood or thrower. Still a very nice looking light that should appeal to a lot of people.

Thanks for doing another GAW.

[Mandrake50]

I have the P25 and I like it. I have been playing with it quite a bit and carrying it often.
It looks like they have made some nice changes to the V2.
I would love to see what difference there is with the 70.3 emitter in it.
I also love the MAO finish.
Looks very nice!

[SIGShooter]

Wear resistance is a good thing