goldengadgets 3/10 LED - info?

http://goldengadgets.com/product_info.php?cPath=22&products_id=60&osCsid=4ab257701d27207f237810301ef688ac

I was thinking of getting this light, but haven't heard anything about it. It claims Japan-made leds (nichias?), and can run 3 or all 10 leds. Takes 4AA and is $33. Any info? Any other lights similar that I should consider? I like the 2 levels. I figured the 4AA would make the leds brighter than some other undervoltaged models. Opinions? This light is offered by Herrington's catalog for 49.

NO ONE has this light?!!

Take a look here

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Phaserburn said:
Any other lights similar that I should consider?

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Check this out from the same guy:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3655763168&category=16037


Says in here somewhere:
2 times brighter than a 10-LED flashlight and
Focus: adjustable spot to flood



Key Benefits:

Quality SUPER BRIGHT non-breakable white LED last up to 100,000 hours. 1000+ times longer life than traditional light bulb.

Energy saving components extend the battery life to 5 times longer than a regular flashlight.

Reliable industrial grade on-off push button rated at 10,000 operations.

High impact aluminum alloy construction provides long lasting life.

Lens made of high tension, shatterproof and scratch resistant polycarbonate material.

Anodized treatment, slip-proof handle, works well in cold winter or wet environment.

Shockproof design extends the life of the flashlight even under heavy use.

2 times brighter than a 10-LED flashlight.

Similar light output at 1/3 of the weight when comparing to a 20-LED flashlight.

Key Specification:

Condition: Brand new

Color: Dark Titanium

Dimension: 8.1" (length) x 1.2" (diameter-handle) x 1.7" (diameter-head)

Weight: 11 oz. (with battery)

Focus: adjustable spot to flood

LED: Luxeon 1W (Super bright - white)

Light output: about 25 Lumens (high beam); 4 Lumens (low beam)

Switch: Side push button; push-on-low, push-on-high, push-off

Battery: C x2 (INCLUDED)

Batter life: about 17 hours of continuous use in High beam & 103 hours (4+ days) in Low beam.