NEW LAUNCH FROM ARMYTEK!

[ArmyTek]

Prime C2 Pro Max, Prime C2, and Prime C1 Pro are available in Europe.

Powerful electronics, ultimate ergonomics and high durability — everything you need when doing sports, professional and day-to-day tasks. What's special?

PRIME C2 PRO MAX

• Flagship EDC flashlight with record luminous flux of up to 4000 lm, and smart set.

PRIME C2

• Classic EDC flashlight with large hotspot and simple operation. Its convenient brightness, 6 easy adjustable modes and included accessories will make your experience of working as comfortable as possible.

PRIME C1 PRO

• The 1st palm-sized flashlight of the Prime series with maximum up to 1000 lumens brightness: a lightweight body, innovative electronics, and high versatility.

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World: armytek.com
Europe: armytekstore.de
Finland: armytek.fi
Poland: armytek.pl
USA: armytekstore.com

 

[Monocrom]

Any more pictures from different angles available for these lights?

 

[ArmyTek]

Any more pictures from different angles available for these lights?

Hello, there are photos from different angles on our website. You can follow the links above.
We also recommend you watch the videos below:
Prime C1 Pro
Prime C2
Prime C2 Pro
Prime C2 Pro Max

 

[vicv]

I see you're following apples naming conventions

 

[Dark Attic Works]

I've been looking at the Prime C1 pro on the website and can't find the brightness levels of the various modes anywhere. Even the manual doesn't list the brightness of the modes. I must be missing something... Can someone point me in the right direction?

 

[ArmyTek]

I've been looking at the Prime C1 pro on the website and can't find the brightness levels of the various modes anywhere. Even the manual doesn't list the brightness of the modes. I must be missing something... Can someone point me in the right direction?

Hello

Prime C1 Pro White - F07901C

Turbo2	1000 lm / 1 h 25 min (350 lm after 2 min 20 sec)
Turbo1	350 lm / 1 h 35 min
Main3	210 lm / 2 h 35 min
Main2	100 lm / 6 h 30 min
Main1	40 lm / 15 h
Firefly3	8 lm / 2.2 d
Firefly2	2.5 lm / 5 d
Firefly1	0.15 lm / 40 d
Strobe3	1000 lm / 10 Hz / 2 h 20 min
Strobe2	1000 lm / 1 Hz / 3 h 35 min
Strobe1	100 lm / 1 Hz / 29 h

Prime C1 Pro Warm - F07901W

Turbo2	930 lm / 1 h 25 min (325 lm after 2 min 20 sec)
Turbo1	325 lm / 1 h 35 min
Main3	195 lm / 2 h 35 min
Main2	93 lm / 6 h 30 min
Main1	37 lm / 15 h
Firefly3	7.4 lm / 2.2 d
Firefly2	2.3 lm / 5 d
Firefly1	0.14 lm / 40 d
Strobe3	930 lm / 10 Hz / 2 h 20 min
Strobe2	930 lm / 1 Hz / 3 h 35 min
Strobe1	93 lm / 1 Hz / 29 h

 

[letschat7]

I see you're following apples naming conventions

That might not be a bad thing as a lot of people would be familiar with it. When I get an iPhone all I need to know is get only the number because I don't need a bigger screen or better camera. With an actual user flashlight since I mostly view stuff up close that I'm working on or examining I don't need a lot of lumens instead having axcess to some really powerful lights with lots of throw and lumens when I need them.

 

[vincent3685]

Does your 10 year "hassle-free warranty" still mean I have to take video and pictures of attempted repairs I have to follow before paying for return shipping to China and then waiting months for a replacement?

 

[ArmyTek]

Does your 10 year "hassle-free warranty" still mean I have to take video and pictures of attempted repairs I have to follow before paying for return shipping to China and then waiting months for a replacement?

Hello
When you submit a warranty claim, we ask you to attach photos and videos. This is necessary to prevent cases that are not covered by the warranty. For example, a customer may claim that their Wizard or Prime flashlight is broken, but the problem may actually be related to them not unscrewing the tail cap during charging, which prevents the flashlight from charging.

 

[Booyakasha]

Where can we find information about emitters in Armytek flashlights?

 

[vicv]

Don't they always list the emitters in the specs for each light in its product page?

 

[Booyakasha]

If they do, I missed it. Can you show me for this flashlight:

Armytek Predator Pro Magnet USB Warm - Tactical Flashlight | Armytek.com

Armytek Predator Pro Magnet USB Warm. ARMYTEK official representative. ✔IP68. ✔TIR-optics. Powerful and reliable. The new models. No hassle warranty 10 years.

www.armytek.com

Edit: Ok, some manuals list the emitter in the manual, but that's not the case with Prime Pro Max. And the specs in manual for the warm predator pro are the same as white predator's pro

 

[vicv]

The one you linked shows in the manual. It's a cree Xhp35 and it's 1500 lumens in the cool
White and 1400 lumens in the warm white model
So the specs should be pretty close but you're right. The manuals no longer show all the options. At least not this one. And ya, nothing for the pro max. Guess they're getting shiftier with their marketing

 

[CelticCross74]

I dont suppose AT has any Pred Pro's with the XB-H modules left? I have been trying to find a cool white versionl

 

[vincent3685]

Hello
When you submit a warranty claim, we ask you to attach photos and videos. This is necessary to prevent cases that are not covered by the warranty. For example, a customer may claim that their Wizard or Prime flashlight is broken, but the problem may actually be related to them not unscrewing the tail cap during charging, which prevents the flashlight from charging.

That would be the polar opposite of "Hassle Free". If there is a question whether something is not working due to a customers negligence, you should examine it and deny the warranty claim, if necessary. You are placing the burden on the customer to "prove" something is defective.

 

[vicv]

That would be the polar opposite of "Hassle Free". If there is a question whether something is not working due to a customers negligence, you should examine it and deny the warranty claim, if necessary. You are placing the burden on the customer to "prove" something is defective.

That's a bit much isn't it? They're trying to determine if there's actually anything wrong. People can be really stupid. Or just screw up sometimes. If they just don't have the tailcap tightened, not only is that not armyteks fault, they're actually better serving the customer by trying to determine the easy to fix problem then shipping lights across the ocean for absolutely no reason. Sometimes the customer does need to take responsibility