: 3*U2 LED, Max Output Up to 2100 Lumens
: Patented Charging System (compatible with our AP06 Charger)
: Unique Switching System with Low-voltage Indicator Lamp
: Unique Power Supply System
: Soft-contact Side Switch:
One Turbo mode, Three modes constant output and hidden Strobe, SOS (below are output and runtime details by using 3*18650 2600mAh batteries):
Turbo Mode: 2100 Lumens (for safety’s sake, after 5 minutes’ turbo mode, the light will go to High mode automatically to avoid over-heat)
Three constant output modes: 1680Lumens (2hrs) – 360Lumens (9hrs) - 20Lumens (60hrs)
Strobe: 2100 Lumens
SOS
: Working voltage: 12.6-25.2V
: Dimensions: 146mm (length) x 60mm (head diameter) x 44mm (tail diameter)
: Weight: 341g (battery excluded)
: The original V60C Charger AP06 can be applied to the T60CS as well
How much are we talking for one? Aside from the side-switch, the styling is very similar to the DRY, but the DRY will eat this alive in output performance. The price would have to be very appealing.
Looks and quality have to count for something…Heck the forward clickie is worth 200 –300 lumens.
If the price is right it may be one difficult decision.
Well, this IS the budget light forum. Even though this is very appealing, I still have a Skyray King and TrustFire J18 coming
The flipside is there SHOULD be no concerns with quality and durability when it comes to Sunwayman vs the rest. Unfortunately at this lumen range it’s usually all about brief spurts of “show-off” power and there are certainly more economical options.
This is the big question, you certainly and justifiably pay more for quality, but what defines quality in a flashlight moneywise to justify the 3x price over the DRY or the KING? Is the driver unique and extremely expensive and so are the electronics involved? Is the machining and anodizing of the aluminum done in an entirely different and expensive process? Is it made in another country which has expensive labor costs, and not in China?
If it was at 2x the price I am sure it would have been a temptation for many of us, and this also includes the TN30... I wonder who wouldn't want to buy this one or a TN30 if they were around the 130$ mark?
