Product Features:
900 Lumens max output and 220m beam distance
With Auxilary Leds 0.5LM brightness
Utilizes Nichia 519A R9080 High CRI emitters
Powered by 1x Fireflylite 14500 Type-C li-ion battery (included)
Ultra clear PMMA TIR Narrow-beam Optical lens
With magnetic Tail
Waterproof: IPX68
Size: 82.5mm 3.24inch Length x 17.5mm 0.69inch body diameter
Accessories: O rings , Deep carry SS clip , Spare bead floody TRI lens
Our new website:https://www.firefly-outdoor.com/
I don’t know what to say 
I do, the button is way too big and protruding. Ah also the website doesn’t load.
Generate mode?
I don´t like the design. Too oversized the protrusion for the button.
You website is not working, wasn’t this supposed to have anduril?
I like this light. Small but not petite. Seems like you can hold it with a firm grip. Even when wearing gloves. And for those who complain about the size: you don’t have to look for the switch. As long the actual switching action takes place within the protrusion.
Are you able to get on the site?
I actually can’t stand tiny lights (AA/AAA sized tubes) that have tiny side switches to go along with them. They’re hard to find, hard to activate, and just not comfortable in general. So to me, a large, protruding button is a plus.
I’m not sure about making the button raised on top of an already raised base is good or not. I like Zebralight’s implementation of side switches in their lights the best.
However, I could also care less about accidentally activating the button while the lights in my pocket either, because I’d always be physically locking the light out by twisting the tailcap— even with Zebralights.
It looks like WIP, and it want’s my email addres which I don’t want to give (yet).
Good job FF’s! A new 14500 light with auxiliaries! I like the raised button too and am a regular user of 4-clicks lockout. Great ano colors. Looking forward to the new website.
Thanks!
Lazy design, the switch to body size ratio is ridiculous
Hmm I feel like the switch area compromises a lot of the appeal of a 14500 light - which is compact size and slimness.
Why would you buy this unless you’re A: a Fireflies fan or B: don’t like the FWAA/1A, TS10, FW3A, SP10S be, etc, etc… with the iffy quality control and customer service…no thanks
Meat Tenderizer
Linear driver without anduril? 
Why? I can build a linear driver with anduril for $3, Basically any attiny, fet, one 7135 and some passives and you got a driver with anduril. I would only accept other firmware if it would be buck converter based. Slim 14500 with anduril buck based driver is what I’m dreaming of .
These would sell a lot as gifts. $30 a pop vs $20 a pop for the TS10 which needs another charger. The no brainer UI can be picked up and learn without a manual.
I popped over here cause I was in the mood to hear a bunch of whining, and some of you did NOT disappoint. 
No fully comparable flashlight on the market, but sure why not, let me join in too. WAAAAAAAAAAA WAAAAAAAAAA
I still don’t know what to think about the flashlight, but that head is somehow disproportionate with the body. And unless it helps maintaining those 900 lumens for a while (5 minutes?) …it could have been slimmer!
I was expecting something “rugged” but with narrower lines! I needed to have one in the hand to see how well it would work.
Also, yes, I was expecting a different UI, although this may be interesting to explore!
Where are we seeing pricing? The website won’t load for me on any browser.
Ivy, welcome to BLF!
I have some questions if you can answer them and other enthusiasts & modders might want to know:
Can you share a photo of the pocket clip?
Will it accept normal length button top cells or just the included usb-c cell?
Will it accept normal length flat top cells?
Does it have reverse polarity protection (electronic or physical)?
Does it have low voltage protection, and if so, what voltage is the cutoff point?
And also if is does have low voltage protection, does the cutoff work with the aux lights on, or does it work only for the main emitter?
Can you tell us what size driver board is used?
Are any of the threads glued to prevent disassembly?
If you know the dimensions of the optic that might be helpful, too (width, height, emitter hole size, etc).
And here’s a very random one, but is there any way you might be able to share photos or a video of the testing equipment you use to achieve the IP water resistance rating?
Thank you if you can answer any of these for us.
I think it’s an attractive light, a little different look to it but pretty classy and eye catching. I might be interested in buying one. Some may not like the bulge at the head but it does have advantages (heat sinking on a higher power 14500 being one of them, which can help even if it’s a linear driver).