New SWM M11R Titanium

[Ualnosaj]

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[Ualnosaj]

Extended.

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[Ualnosaj]

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[KuanR]

That packaging is really nice. Did you get the spike option? If not do you know when they will be available?

 

[Ualnosaj]

That packaging is really nice. Did you get the spike option? If not do you know when they will be available?

Yes, all 20 have the spike option with Allen key in the baggie.



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[Kilovolt]

@Ualnosaj: any serial number on yours? mine has none while all other SWM lights have one

 

[KuanR]

If I recall, the titanium lights don't have serial numbers except for the really special ones, like the gold V10R ti

 

[Kilovolt]

If I recall, the titanium lights don't have serial numbers except for the really special ones, like the gold V10R ti

The only other titanium SWM I have is the black V10R Ti2 and as you say that one has a s/n

 

[Hidebo]

I like the package! It's nice!
My V10R Ti+, by the way, has no s/n on it.

 

[shelm]

the first video is out:



the greenish-yellowish isnt too bad on that sample.. lol



EDIT: but let's say this way: you're not going to buy it because of its perfect white beam (which it isnt) but you re going to buy it mainly because of its nice :huh: Titanium looks!!

 

[jst1tymr]

I received mine from LJ yesterday, awesome little light! I played with it a little last night with a cr123 and really appreciated the craftsmanship that went into it. The packaging is top notch too, all-round great purchase..

 

[aau007]

wow. Do they HAVE to make the control ring look like the one on the Jetbeam?

 

[shelm]

SWM are designers. A brand, a company? yes. But foremost they are designers and not manufacturers or owners of factories. It has long been assumed that the factory behind SWM products is the factory which nowadays also produces Niteye branded products. Niteye in turn shares common history with Nitecore/Sysmax and Jetbeam. So there you have it. The connections.

 

[jpil]

Extended.

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Where did you find the extended part?

 

[Kilovolt]

Where did you find the extended part?

I assume it is the titanium extender available as an option for V10R Ti for approx $20

 

[shelm]

Lightjunction has 1 unit left, ay!!

EDIT: and it got sold on 2012-12-19. product is removed from listing, and will be relisted when new stock has arrived.

 

[1TrueKevin]

Lightjunction has 1 unit left, ay!!

EDIT: and it got sold on 2012-12-19. product is removed from listing, and will be relisted when new stock has arrived.

Batteryjunction shows them available for $20. Item tag SUNWAYMAN-V10R-TI-AA-EXTD.

Looks like the same thing to me.

 

[shelm]

beamshot found on WWW:

SWM V10R Ti CW — SWM M11R Sirius Ti CW — Baton S10 NW Ti



The Sirius tint reminds me of SC52 tint. Typical XML U2/U3 greenish coolness me likes! :huh:

 

[rlichter]

I want to like it... because it's beautiful... but I can't

Like others I just can't deal with that interface. Moonlight from off is a must on any EDC for me.

My Clicky 170 as factory programmed doesn't go into low (0.3 lumen?) from off. My Eagletac T20C2 doesn't go into low (5 lumen) from off. I'm sure there are other flashlights with similar setups. These are not defective designs, they are deliberately designed to turn on at the likeliest practical brightness most users would want. Yes, it might be better if an additional detent were provided for firefly mode (firefly - low - medium - high) but for those users who don't want to subject their eyes to intense brightness, there's always the method I use with my Clicky: hold the bezel against your body before turning the light on, then go to the desired brightness.

 

[rlichter]

I want to like it... because it's beautiful... but I can't

Like others I just can't deal with that interface. Moonlight from off is a must on any EDC for me.

My Clicky 170 as factory programmed doesn't go into low (0.3 lumen?) from off. My Eagletac T20C2 doesn't go into low (5 lumen) from off. I'm sure there are other flashlights with similar setups. These are not defective designs, they are deliberately designed to turn on at the likeliest practical brightness most users would want. Yes, it might be better if an additional detent were provided for firefly mode (firefly - low - medium - high) but for those users who don't want to subject their eyes to intense brightness, there's always the method I use with my Clicky: hold the bezel against your body before turning the light on, then go to the desired brightness.