Mark, will you be getting the highest CRI (90) XP-G3 too?, They come in all available tints according to the Cree announcement, but 4000-5000K would be most interesting I think (my personal sweetspot is 3500K but I’m not average). If they are good, that will be a new and formerly unlikely niche for Cree
I’m sure the XP-G3’s in general will be, but there are 90cri XHP’s that I would still have to go to Mouser for, and they were released quite awhile ago. I’m interested in those specific varieties of the XP-G3.
And yes there are the cost savings, like when Richard got a reel of the 219c’s and did a killer sale.
I just did my first ever Cutter order (XP-G3’s S5, XP-G3’s 90CRI, and some other little stuff), the shipping costs were steep, but it will be DHL-sent and I’m looking forward to see their performance compared to other leds
Mark, are these already in stock, and if not, do you any idea when can I expect them to be shipped?
If there is enough interest I could probly do a group buy from Cutter. I’m thinking the price would be some were around $2 per emitter. US shipping would be $2.75 ish?
Sorry, I’m not very knowledgeable about leds. How would this compare to XP-L/XP-L HI in 18650 flashlights? Are companies going to switch from XML2/XP-L to this now, meaning there will be new versions of lots of flashlights?
XPL is an XM die on an XP 3.5mm^2 base. XPG (2,3) have smaller dies which correlates to a tighter spot in a given reflector or optic. How much it gets used depends on how popular it is and whether it represents an upgrade in how we use them rather than how they’re used for lighting in general. If it sells it gets cloned.