I have both Wizard Pro's, The XM-L2 U2 1010lm and the XM-L2 T6 Warm 870lm.
The White U2 LED:
The Warm T6
White U2
As You can see, the Warm T6 brings out the colors much better. This T6 LED is close to perfect in showing true colors.
The U2 dims the color a bit, but when You look at grains in the shorter slab of Sycamore wood, You can notice that the U2 LED brings out much more detail.
THANK YOU SO MUCH Grizzlyb! After reading this thread I just had a few questions and your post answered one of them definitively. I want the warm T6 not the cool U2.
Sorry to drag up the thread but I just had to post.
First of all
thank you sooooo much Knight Light for your review and tactful responses. You are truly a scholar and a gentleman.
I only have 2 questions and a clarification left before purchasing a wizard.
Clarification - Still no v1.5 (or v2) but the fixed v1 is working as intended? I think I could live with the original UI when faced with an indefinite wait for the updated UI.
1 - I started out looking for a full flood. In keeping with that I was going to get the wide verison but I saw more than one comment that the regular 70/120 beam was better and there was no need for the 90/120 beam. I will use this for up close work
and looking distances up to 100' or so. Any further suggestions on wide vs normal? I really like the idea of having my entire field of vision well lit but throw is awesome as well. Kind of sounds like the 70/120 beam shines at both flood and throw. Sorry for the pun, had to.
2 - Just assuming here but haven't seen anything definite. You have to remove the tailcap before putting the Wizard into or taking it out of the headband? Considering a holster for EDC but will use it in the band often. The easier this light is to strap and unstrap the happier I'll be.
Thanks again to everyone who contributed to this thread. The lack of production of the 1.5 UI is very disappointing but I still think I will be happier with this light over a ZL.