Is it a real Romisen and if so, is it any good?
I'll tell you next week.

I ordered one off Amazon.com (free shipping and no tax!) several days ago and I just got the ship notification today.
The light was listed as brand-less on the Amazon listing (strange), but I saw the Romisen logo on the product photo which caught my attention.
With any luck I should be testing it by mid-week IF the batteries from Battery Junction that I ordered the day before their fire, and apparently shipped out today (glad everyone was OK there after the fire!), make it here by then. Hey the batteries have already been fire-tested now so when the thing goes

they will feel right at home. :laughing:
It did occur to me it could be a non-genuine Romisen knock-off, but for that price and with the painless Amazon returns I figured it was worth a try.
The light appears to essentially be a clone of the Fenix TK30 / Olight M30 / Tiablo ACE-G class of light. All have MC-E chips and all can handle 2x18650. The one demerit I've found on this one is only two modes, 100% and 50%, vs. 3 modes on the M30 and uncountably many modes on the TK30 (the ACE-G apparently has one mode). My pocket light does 200 lumens so those two mode levels are pretty good for my needs. Both levels add something I don't already have, although an additional 25% mode would have been nice. And it has strobe, like the TK30 and M30 - something I wanted for this type of light.
All four can also use CR123As. That is something I wanted so I can use off-the-shelf (albeit pricey) primary batteries in an emergency when my rechargables are dead and charging. The light has an extension tube, like the M30 and TK30, to chop the length down at a few less lumens, if a person needs something a bit shorter in a pinch.
Could be good... or complete junk! I can hardly wait.
