I just received my first Emisar (which is also my first Anduril light) - a D4K. I've just spent a couple of hours playing with it and Anduril, and I'm blown away!
Firstly, this is a seriously good light. I got the raised switch bezel, and this is the first compact light I've owned with a SENSIBLE, PRACTICAL switch. Super easy to locate and operate, but with realistic mechanical protection from accidental operation. And the beam (SST20 4000K 95CRI) is beautiful.
I chose the cyan button as I liked the look of it, and after a brief moment of remorse today wishing I'd chosen the RGB instead, I realised that the button itself is actually a valid 'moonlight' option in its own right - for example, finding something in a tent in the middle of the night - so there may actually be an advantage in having a fixed color that does not change with the battery volts.
I like the cyan, and it puts out useful light, but I'm wondering if anyone has opinions on the other switch backlight colors (eg warm or cool white) as a light source?
Alternatively, does the RGB version of the button, in volts mode, actually give a useful indication of battery level while the flashlight is in use?
Firstly, this is a seriously good light. I got the raised switch bezel, and this is the first compact light I've owned with a SENSIBLE, PRACTICAL switch. Super easy to locate and operate, but with realistic mechanical protection from accidental operation. And the beam (SST20 4000K 95CRI) is beautiful.
I chose the cyan button as I liked the look of it, and after a brief moment of remorse today wishing I'd chosen the RGB instead, I realised that the button itself is actually a valid 'moonlight' option in its own right - for example, finding something in a tent in the middle of the night - so there may actually be an advantage in having a fixed color that does not change with the battery volts.
I like the cyan, and it puts out useful light, but I'm wondering if anyone has opinions on the other switch backlight colors (eg warm or cool white) as a light source?
Alternatively, does the RGB version of the button, in volts mode, actually give a useful indication of battery level while the flashlight is in use?