New COURUI CR-18 Super bright 18* XML2 LED flashlight (6*18650)

LED Flashlights – General Info
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1) Super Power CR-18 Led Flashlight, contains 18*CREE XML2 LED Chip. Up to 8700 Lumens (when using 6 pcs 18650 batteries). Powerful enough to light up an entire football field.
2) Bulb Quantity:18 Light, Color: cool white, LED Lifespan: 100,000 hours.
3) Mode Arrangement: High(100) / Middle(50) / Low(30) / Strobe(100) / SOS, Lighting Distance: 287 m
4) Battery Configuration: 2 or 4 or 6 x 18650 Rechargeable Batteries(not included), Input Voltage: 3.6-4.2V, 4.2Vmax
5) Runtime: 2-4 hours, Switch Type: Click/Clickie, Switch Location: Tail-cap, Lens: Convex Lens
6) Waterproofing design: IPX7 (But Can’t put it into water directly)
7) Internal wiring applies the high efficient booster circuit, working voltage is wide and can utilize the batteries in the largest extent

Color: Black
Material: Aviation grade aluminum alloy
LED：18*CREE XML2
Voltage： 8.4V
Color BIN: Cool White
Mode Memory: No
Switch Type: clicky
Switch Location: Tailcap
Lens: Toughened glass
Reflector: Aluminum Textured
Beam Range: 287m
Strap/Clip: Not included
Dimension: 8.6in × 3.5in x 2.1in
Weight: 863g

I will shoot some videos and upload them on Youtube. We have any suggestions, you can speak. Thanks

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Hey, you sure those are Cree leds?

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This project is loaded with CREE XML2 chip, the picture is just showing 18 lights, (can ignore the image chip)

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How about the shelf, where the leds
Sit on, is it solid, or hollow
Using 2s makes me want to change all the led to XHP 50

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I feel much brighter than the brightness of XHP50, after all, is 18 L2
This is my link to buy, you can see, there are detailed pictures and parameters
https://youruifire.en.alibaba.com/product/60626133025-804858050/COURUI_C…

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They look like LatticeBright “XM-L”s
Like almost all of the lights with a lot of HP-LEDs

The Body is the same as this one http://kaidomain.com/p/S022371.12-x-Cree-XM-L-T6-LED-5-Mode-13800-Lumens-Flashlight

The inner 4 LEDs will get toasted pretty well

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They are not CREE XM-L2…

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This should be in the commercial subforum.