I've been wanting a Thrunite T10 for a while now, & it looks like they might be getting phased out - there's no longer any info about the T10S or the T10T on the Thrunite website, and many of the places that used to carry it no longer have it in stock. Amazon has the T10T on sale, so I ordered one.
The interesting bit is that they now offer different models with either the XP-G2 and XP-L emitter, but Amazon is not clear at all on what exactly is available - or what you'll get. It says the XP-L is Cool White, and is available on the T10S & T10T. If you want NW, you get the XP-G2. It shows only one type of T10T, in stock, the NW, so I assumed it's the XP-G2, since that's what the description says. But when you add the item to the cart, the cart then says it's a NW XP-L, which according to the description isn't even an option.
I got the light today, and it is indeed an XP-L (I'm a noob and I wouldn't recognize the emitter, but "T10T XP-L" is etched on the side, along with the serial number). It appears to be neutral white to me, but in checking out earlier posts and other threads on this light (like this one
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?385893-Help!-Neutral-White-vs-Cool-White) the tint looks even more neutral than anything I've seen - in person, it looks less blue than the cool whites, but less yellow than the neutral whites. So, I'm not sure what I actually have.
Either way, I really like the light so far. The clicky switch is pretty good - there's a distinct difference between the half click for mode shifts & the complete click - I doubt I'll ever turn it off when I want to change modes, which is a problem I've had with other lights that have the same setup. The only thing I don't like is the twisty head - it's not very easy to change modes with one hand. I think it's the combination of titanium threads with the smooth body. However, the clicky switch itself works well enough that I doubt I'll use the head-switching feature. It also came with a slightly different case than what's pictured in selfbuilt's review, as well as an extra pocket clip (I don't know if that's normal, or perhaps my copy was a customer return or something).
Either way, as a budget titanium light I'm very pleased. I've been thinking about ordering the Thrunite TN4A in XP-L NW, and based on my T10T I think I'll like that one too.