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how2 · 2010-09-02T12:10:53.000Z

If it was $18 i would but one, but can it take 14500

fran82 · 2010-09-02T12:12:46.000Z

Probably it can not take 14500, only alkalines ni/mh, as all mrlite flashlights (except the 16340 /18650 lights)

However, if Daniel dont put the links to it, we can not know the specifications..... batteries supported, modes, real LED inside, etc...

fishinfool · 2010-09-02T12:42:36.000Z

znmzdx:

Yes ,it is Mrlite brand .

not expensive ,about $20 ,and other mrlite flashlight we will cut down the price !

$20? Really? I think this one would do really good if on sale. Right guys?

fran82 · 2010-09-02T13:13:20.000Z

fishinfool:

znmzdx:

Yes ,it is Mrlite brand .

not expensive ,about $20 ,and other mrlite flashlight we will cut down the price !

$20? Really? I think this one would do really good if on sale. Right guys?

If it were 18 dollars it would be nice, but wait! we dont know exactly the specifications, battery types, lumens, color tint, etc.... A promotional price of 18 USD will be adecuate!

But have to wait until is ready to purchase. Still nothing in the website of MrLite, nothing in the lightake website.

(remember Daniel told: new release flashlight. Not new arrival flashlight. Must wait, I beleive)

sb56637 · 2010-09-02T13:30:47.000Z

Yes, I think this was just a teaser picture that he got from Mrlite, and they haven't released the specs yet.

phlowcus · 2010-09-02T14:27:25.000Z

It's very minimalistic compared to other MrLite lights, basically it's just a tube with some knurling. It wouldn't make sense to me if it was as pricey as the other ones.

But it does look classy and well made. But then again, we are looking at a rendering, aren't we. I'm interested in more info, I hope it isn't 1-mode.

Bring it on, Daniel! :)

anduril · 2010-09-02T13:44:50.000Z

For $10 I'd take five and for 3$ I'd take twenty!

znmzdx · 2010-09-03T01:32:47.000Z

Smiling Shark SS-7010 Cree Q4 3-Mode 100-Lumen Waterproof Flashlight

Powered by 3*AA batteries

3-mode switch: Lo > Hi >Strobe

Output up to 100 Lumens

Cree Q4 Emitter

Link to this flashlight: http://www.lightake.com/detail.do/sku.Smiling_Shark_SS_7010_Waterproof_Flashlight-28068

znmzdx · 2010-09-03T08:06:02.000Z

Just get the Specification from Mrlite :

Specification
Dimension: head diameter 23mm, tail diameter 23 mm, and length 102 mm

Lumens&runtime:

Level1: 180 lumens, 30 minutes

Level2: 145 lumens, 45 minutes

Level3: 100 lumens, 80 minutes

Level4: 80 lumens, 2 hours

Level5: 35 lumens, 7 hours

Material: aircraft aluminum alloy T6061
Weight: 60 g (exclude battery)
Mil-Spec type III hard anodized finish
Water proof to IPX-3 standard
Battery: 1 x AA
LED power consumption: 3W
AR Lense
Switch:Reverse switch. Metal button.

Features:
High Brighness and Long running time
Levels are opening customizable
AR lense, for excellent beamshot
Mil-Spec type III hard anodized finish, impact resistant
Made from aluminum alloy, really strong
Water proof to IPX-3 standard
IC control
Maintain constant brightness
Metal button
Variable output mode:
2 modes with 9 types output
Normal mode: lowlight, normal light, high light, strobe, and stand-by
Professional mode: slim light, lowlight, normal light, high light,
super light, strobe, low light SOS, high light SOS, and stand-by
Ergonomics design for comfortable handling
Toughened ultra-clear glass lens with anti-reflective coating
Replaceable and rechargeable lithium polymer battery
Low heat emit

Accessories:

Nylon holster
Lanyard
user's manual
Otherinfo:
Color: Black, golden

midieval10 · 2010-09-03T02:12:13.000Z

znmzdx:

Lumens&runtime:
Level1: 180 lumens, 1 hour
Level2: 510 lumens, 2 hours
Level3: 400 lumens, 3 hours
Level4: 80 lumens, 8 hours
Level5: 20 lumens, 50 hours

???

anduril · 2010-09-03T05:52:15.000Z

OOOOOK. 510 lumens for 2 hours from 1xAA. For $20.

I'm buying all of them that you have.

fran82 · 2010-09-03T06:32:42.000Z

Please, realistic specifications...................... ummm

fishinfool · 2010-09-03T06:37:30.000Z

Hey, I want one!

fran82 · 2010-09-03T06:58:33.000Z

What a deception. Another random specs generator.........

I am thinking that this "monster" only has XR-E Q2, can accept only alkalines/ni.mh and 9 unusable modes...........

What a pity

znmzdx · 2010-09-03T08:09:08.000Z

Sorry for that ,have correct it ,the manufacturer says it is XRE R2 LED

fran82 · 2010-09-03T08:32:03.000Z

znmzdx:

Sorry for that ,have correct it ,the manufacturer says it is XRE R2 LED

Then what we will see in the future?

"Sorry for that, have correct it, the manufacturer says it is 50 dollars, not 20"

Even I dont beleive is a xre-R2, probably xre-Q2, also I dont beleive 180 Lumens 30 minutes with AA.

anduril · 2010-09-03T08:50:42.000Z

@fran - take it easy... I don't think what you are doing is helping.

Let's not fight over unofficial leaks and wait for a torch that we can "add to cart" - then we'll be sure we're discussing the real thing.

how2 · 2010-09-03T09:28:37.000Z

Dam I wish it was an xpg R5 and not a XRE R2 many companies have this out on the market. $18 would be too much.

fran82 · 2010-09-03T09:35:58.000Z

Yes, disapointing, even 18dollars for a xpe-R2 is too much (if it really is an R2, which I dont beleive)

agenthex · 2010-09-03T11:00:37.000Z

What is the problem. If you don't like it, don't buy it. I recall someone just doing a review on a $20 aaa and says it's worth it. You can get a aaa light for <$2.

Now we have a new "R2" which may be something else.

Lightake doesn't make the lights. He's just relaying what someone else says. Nobody's even seen it yet and all this complaining. Unbelievable.