ON->OFF->more than 4sec->ON= turns on in same mode ON->OFF->less than 3s->ON= turns on in next mode. No artifacts on beams, No visible PWM

ON->OFF->more than 4sec->ON= turns on in same mode ON->OFF->less than 3s->ON= turns on in next mode. No artifacts on beams, No visible PWM

ON->OFF->more than 4sec->ON= turns on in same mode ON->OFF->less than 3s->ON= turns on in next mode. No artifacts on beams, No visible PWM

I like the distribution of the available output levels, and the fact, that it has mode memory. The Nichia 219C emitter used in the light might vary slightly in tint - per given sample, but generally, always has a good color fidelity. The TIR optics makes the beam to be very pleasant, and it has a nice continuous intensity profile across the whole beam without any artifacts. The body feels very solid in hand, and it has an anti-slip coating as well. Switch is also very solid. So generally, it is of very high quality craftsmanship.

I like the distribution of the available output levels, and the fact, that it has mode memory. The Nichia 219C emitter used in the light might vary slightly in tint - per given sample, but generally, always has a good color fidelity. The TIR optics makes the beam to be very pleasant, and it has a nice continuous intensity profile across the whole beam without any artifacts. The body feels very solid in hand, and it has an anti-slip coating as well. Switch is also very solid. So generally, it is of very high quality craftsmanship.

I like the distribution of the available output levels, and the fact, that it has mode memory. The Nichia 219C emitter used in the light might vary slightly in tint - per given sample, but generally, always has a good color fidelity. The TIR optics makes the beam to be very pleasant, and it has a nice continuous intensity profile across the whole beam without any artifacts. The body feels very solid in hand, and it has an anti-slip coating as well. Switch is also very solid. So generally, it is of very high quality craftsmanship.