Illumination Supply has these on sale with 4 left after I just gabbed one. It appears to be a clearance sale item at $199.99 with free USA shipping. By far the best price I have seen on this light. The normal price is listed as having been $329. Everything I have bought with IS free shipping has shipped Priority Mail so it is a good deal for those in the USA. At this price DISCOUNT CODES DO NOT WORK as I tried all three that I have seen posted. Still one hell of a buy IMO. BY the way the listing is not accessible from their site drop down menu so far as I could tell. Use the link below or do a search for “niteye” from the site home page. I found it first from a Google search for Niteye. This is the ONLY Niteye item that a web site search shows up.
Should have been visible under "Special Deals" guess I'll have to take a look at our links and layout of the website. On a side note our LaborDay sale just kicked in, I believe you purchased a SWM recently? Let me know if you did so I can refund you the difference.
$199 is a great price!
I bought an EYE40 over a year ago and I love it?
I paid $225 at the time. I had never seen a price that low for an EYE40 ever, until now.
The UI is unique. If you like low and moonlight modes, forget it. This is a search light, not meant for checking up on the kids.
All four emitters run on high. As you turn the magnetic collar, one XML comes on. Another click and a second emitter lights up, etc. until all four are running.
It’s really High-Higher-Highest-Highester.
I love the UI. When I pull out a big light, I want light. If you’re just going to take a pee, carry a small AA light.
I still have the light and it was unusual if not unique for the time as it had a 4 level indicator for battery charge indication and a 12v input for charging the 4 batteries in situ using a standard DC push-in connector of the 5.5 x 2.5mm size used by most low voltage DC power supplies even today. It also uses a twist ring for output control. From off rotate CCW for strobe or a beacon alert flash about every 4 seconds and CW for brightness control, in steps rather than continuously variable. The strobe changes frequency on a fast cycle which is supposed to be more disorienting. All in all a quite interesting light from 10 years or so ago. No tripod socket but it does have a top handle attached with a non standard thread knurled head bolt. Quite deep reflectors so designed as a spotlight rather than a floodlight.