First impressions:
Very lightweight and Very Bright!
Yes the tint is green, but I dont notice that in actual use outdoors in the dark. It just makes green leaves prettier 
The first two lowest modes have very slow frequency, similar to the SC65c Hi. Other modes through Level 8 use varying degrees of Pulse Depth Modulation, and the Lux output oscillates more than I expected. But none of it is visible to the naked eye. The primary application for this light is for outdoors at relatively high outputs. I have other lights with better LEDs and lower Flicker Index, for low output indoor use.
The Zebra froze in the On condition at low output, just once. When I was testing some of the low modes, doing relatively fast mode changes. Easily remedied by loosening the tailcap.
After trying a Skilhunt H300R first, which had similar tint and beam, but was 25% heavier (w headband and battery), I bought the Zebra for its low weight, recessed switch and fully captive light mount.
The Skillhunt has a raised switch, good in actual use, especially with gloves, but it required using lockout, which was a deal breaker for me. I also did not trust the Skilhunt light clamp, I had one open up in storage which forced me to add an O ring to keep it shut.
Im a big fan of the Zebra recessed switch, and the compact, smooth and lightweight form factor.
Here is an album with more photos and details..