Ah but everyone's needs are different. On last night's road/trail night ride, I made frequent use of High, Low and Medium. Low is useful when you are riding behind other riders to avoid washing out their light and casting shadows in front of them. Last night it came in handy when another rider had a flat. Medium is used for most flat trail riding to save battery usage or at slower speeds when you aren't in danger of outrunning your beam. High is used for fast speeds and curvy or technical areas when you have to see the maximum amount. Strobe you can keep - never use it and hate having to cycle through it.
Customer service confirmed the Driver is different however the King and this bike light are almost the same in brightness. Sounds promising. :D. Hopefully they can confirm how many amps it’s driven at.
Not yet. I’d assume it would come with 2 orings which is standard for this kind of setup. Lightmalls are also selling it and have included the Orings in their pics: