Romanko
Newly Enlightened
A brand new light. And here is a review:
http://www.taschenlampen-forum.de/t...eries-nova-mm15-2-x-mt-g2-5233-lumen-max.html
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New Niwalker Nova MM15, 2xMT-G2
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A brand new light. And here is a review:
http://www.taschenlampen-forum.de/t...eries-nova-mm15-2-x-mt-g2-5233-lumen-max.html
Razzle
Enlightened
I like that light.
You aren't the only one.:thumbsup:
I really like the fact that Niwalker release engineering samples to get feedback before releasing a final shipping version - feedback that they also take on board.
This looks like a little monster. The German review suggests that it might be release before xmas, but I would be surprised - the FA-02 took some months going back and forward to reviewers before final release. No problem though - that single MT-G2 light was well worth waiting for, and this one looks just as good. Twice as bright, of course, and less than half the size. Nice.
GoingGear.com
Enlightened
If you like floody lights, this guy is about as floody as lights get. Awful distance, but amazing area lighting for about 100 yards. I really like it.
HeyGuysWatchThis
Newly Enlightened
Wow, 5000 lumens. How far we have come in a very short time. You used to have to go with an HID with a huge battery pack to get 2500 lumens not that long ago. Just amazing!
StarHalo
Flashaholic
Have you had your hands on a prototype?
Fat emitters in very shallow stippled reflectors = pure flood; this will basically be like walking around with an unusally bright garage trouble light.
Bronco
Enlightened
Boy, is that ever compact for a 4x18650 light. And imagine what the runtime might be at the low setting of 10 lumens.
easilyled
Flashaholic
It would surely not be that difficult to add a reflectorised XP-G2 or XP-E2 to the 2 MT-G2s for some throw too. Maybe this is worth recommending to Niwalker while the light is still at prototype stage?
Sorry if I sound ignorant, but why are the batteries held/carried like this? Wouldn't there be one less thing to break if you just inserted the batteries into the body?
I would imagine Niwalker have put a lot of development into this light, and that changing the reflector would not be a trivial change.
StarHalo
Flashaholic
Not at this body length.
The battery carrier design reduces weight and cost/labor.
StarHalo
Flashaholic
For those who missed it, Selfbuilt's review of the MM15 is here.
GoingGear.com
Enlightened
Have you had your hands on a prototype?
Yeah, I get a lot of stuff in advance, but I usually have to keep my mouth shut about them.
Disciple
Enlightened
Good, because that's all you get before it steps down. 
I see, thankyou for that. My learning continues......
don.gwapo
Enlightened
Just got this monster little light. oo:. Size comparison with Zebralight S6330.
The handle is not attached which is good for me because, that will be the first to be removed.
The light comes with holster, o-ring, lanyard and allen wrench with two screws to attach the handle.
First impression, it blows my S6330 in terms of brightness.
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oo:. Size comparison with Zebralight S6330. 
The handle is not attached which is good for me because, that will be the first to be removed.
The light comes with holster, o-ring, lanyard and allen wrench with two screws to attach the handle.
First impression, it blows my S6330 in terms of brightness.
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