Pretty awesome light and I like it a lot as my first headlamp. I ended up getting the warm white version.
So far I like most things about it. Its plenty bright and provides a nice floody beam which is missing from my collection of lights.
The light is pretty light weight. The size isn’t too large (but a little longer than I expected). I like the feel of Armytek’s anodized surface. For now, I’ve put the clip on and can see the versatility of a headlamp as an EDC. I’m getting used to holding it though as a handheld as I have to angle my hand differently.
I’m so used to the Zebralight UI so the Armytek UI takes a little adjusting to me. In some ways, I like how you can “quickly” switch/use each of the levels in each group (firefly/main/turbo/strobe) instead of having to programming it like in Zebralight. But then switching to different groups requires more clicking vs just long press in Zebralight. So far, I’d say one isn’t better than another…just different style.
The only minor grip I have is the warm white is a little too yellow…but its “pretty”/comfy after I turn it up to main 3 (500 lm) or higher. The cool white looks a little too cool to me. But this was only noticeable when I compared them side by side. What swayed me was shining both versions on hands and seeing the color difference.
Also, main1 (100 lm) seems too close to main 2 (210 lm) to me as the light difference isn’t that big to my eyes.
Otherwise, fantastic light. I’m glad I gave Armytek another chance.
Forgive me if its mentioned already… I found a “primarily” manual for this version while randomly browsing and visiting links to different forums regarding this light. I also found the manual via googling Armytek Wizard Pro v3 manual.
Regarding the blinking and voltage indicator… I’m not exactly sure if this is correct, but its what I’m inferring from the text and the diagrams.
When the battery is from 50–100, it’ll blink green every 5 seconds.
When the battery drops to 50%, it’ll blink yellow every 5 seconds.
When the battery drops to 25%, it’ll blink orange every 2 seconds.
When the battery drops to 10%, it’ll blink red every 1 second.
But I guess there can be some confusion since orange and red is used for high temperature indication too.
