Well, it definitely has what I always look for…bad grammar!
“It is normal the temperature maybe has some hot during high light mode because the light in high brightness, All-round cooling is need a period of time, it will drop down for about 3-5 minutes, It is Safety after 1000 times test, Just be relax.”
often Chinese instructions in English are hilarious, makes you wonder, is it that hard to find someone who can write in more or less proper English, it seems they just translate word for word, which often makes little sense and confusing, i mean it is not that hard, i know there are plenty of proper English speakers in china, that is not even counting Chinese who speak proper English.
but all of it not nearly as funny as signs on stores in china made in russian,
Is is probably something like the “old” OTR M3 clone mentioned here: Clone of On The Road M3 ~$13
It’s UI was later modded, but I never managed to get a new version.
That said, I have many lights where advertising and/or manual/instructions were bad or even laughable that turned out to be pretty decent. We will see.
As MB said, it is the Jaxmanve by a different name. I liked mine until it croaked. I only used the stepped settings. S2+ TIR fits. Charged perfectly. Mine is in pieces too.
The Wowtac W1 is close and can be found for about that price when on sale and is of better quality. Beware of the included battery. Mine leaked and after that the light was toast.
I paid $22 for a trustfire MC1 including a 16340 battery (CW). The beam, brightness, and quality surprised me. If I lost it I’d buy another.
Many Chinese that speak or write “chinglish” believe they are using proper English. There are some that actually believe their version of English is an improvement. “It’s more precise”. It could be we’ll all be speaking that way in 30 years.