Simon, I hope that in the future each new batch of emitters can go through some standard test procedure for color quality. It’d be a cut above what anyone else does and surely boost sales and confidence in your inventory.
I’m on the fence about getting an M21B with the Getian. Not knowing the duv values for each cct makes it impossible to choose and so I don’t make the purchase.
I have an old Trustfire C10 with 4000k MTG2 and I think an M21B with FC40 will finally dethrone it. But not if it’s at all green.
I am excited for the 1800k-2000k. I use my 2000k E21A every night for room lighting and absolutely love it! I will definitely get the GT FC40 1800k as a ceiling bounce light while plugged into the USB-C cable. I hope we get a rosy tint.
Same. I loved the E21A 2000k and used it every single night. Can’t wait for Chinese new year vacation to end. I’ll buy 1800-2000k FC40 instantly. Already have M21B with 3000K GT-FC40 so I’m thinking about getting a M21F just hoping it gets GT-FC40 drivers soon!
I really wish they were configurable to 6V. I want one in my K40M.
Also very interested in this emitter finding it’s way into a 4x18 or 3x21. Maybe use a VLOP reflector, too. The L6/L7 just doesn’t tail stand very well for some reason and these big floody emitters are good for ceiling bounce.
Will you have a driver for the S21A/S21B? Those are perfect sizes for EDC and hopefully you will have USB-C version. Looking to buy a bunch for the family if you do.
But in weak modes, it will work well. Many users rarely use the maximum modes. So heating is not a problem, especially with thermal control in the flashlight.
I’m more interested in buying an S21B with a GT FC40 diode than with an LH351D or Nichia Hi-CRI diode.
Convoy S21B with a XHP70 diode would also be interesting. In the 30-40% mode, it will be good. And this is the most common mode of use.