Armytek Wizard Pro Prototype Long-Term Testing

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Something is odd with the shipping. On my tracking it went from China to Hong Kong and then 2 hours later it is in Memphis TN. How is this possible?

It can get to Memphis Tennessee from Hong Kong in 2 hours but it takes a good part of a week to go from Memphis TN to Florida?
 
Yeah, same here. Mine went from China to TN in less than 2 hours then made it to Denver from Memphis in 1 hour flat. I'm not sure about any customs fee yet.
 
Just got my wizard pro today. God...I've to pay another 24USD for the custom fee :(
With a short play, the UI is quite good. The light look very sturdy, but it does not work with both of my protected 18650B. The first firefly, 0.5 lm, of this wizard look brighter than 0.5 lm of my D25A. Anyway, It is my love at first sight head lamp...
 
With a short play, the UI is quite good. The light look very sturdy, but it does not work with both of my protected 18650B.
Who makes those protected batteries? I probably tried half a dozen to a dozen and they all fit and work just fine. Did you tell the headlamp that you are using a protected battery, maybe that helps your situation.
 
Panasonic NCR18650B from FT... Both of mine can fit in the light, but does not work
 
Sorry, my bad...
I just try again, this time I twist the tail cap a bit harder and the light work! :huh::ironic:
 
Sorry, my bad...
I just try again, this time I twist the tail cap a bit harder and the light work! :huh::ironic:
Because the light has anodized threads you have to screw the tail down all the way. Even 1/8 of a turn will prevent the light from functioning (this is what tail cap lockout is all about).
 
I'll have to wait for judgment on this until I receive it Monday, but the perceived brighter than .5 lumen will kill this for me and the potential to crack the pcb by having to crank the cap on tight for it to work, the possibility of a customs fee and the possibility the charger and battery won't come with mine as it didn't with toysareforboys are making me think I should have waited till others had these in their hands instead of ordering it based on one review.
 
I'll have to wait for judgment on this until I receive it Monday, but the perceived brighter than .5 lumen will kill this for me and the potential to crack the pcb by having to crank the cap on tight for it to work, the possibility of a customs fee and the possibility the charger and battery won't come with mine as it didn't with toysareforboys are making me think I should have waited till others had these in their hands instead of ordering it based on one review.
I haven't tried the low modes yet, maybe I'll give it a go tonight. I love love love the lowest low on my SC 600MKii so we'll see how low the Wizard Pro will go :)

-Jamie M.
 
not so low according to syracuse as he said it is brighter than the .5 lumen of his D25 light whatever that is?

I haven't tried the low modes yet, maybe I'll give it a go tonight. I love love love the lowest low on my SC 600MKii so we'll see how low the Wizard Pro will go :)

-Jamie M.
 
I haven't tried the low modes yet, maybe I'll give it a go tonight. I love love love the lowest low on my SC 600MKii so we'll see how low the Wizard Pro will go :)

-Jamie M.

Your lowest on your ZebraLight SC600MKII is .02 lumens, so I'm curious what you think of the .5 lumens on this one. I was planning on getting the SC600w MKII but it was supposed to have come out 6 months ago and there still is no projected date for release. I believe the SC600 line could still be used in a Nite-Ize as a headlamp.
 
The lowest low is just a bit brighter than 0.5lm of my D25A. It might not as bad as you thought. Oh.. in my package, I also got the extra battery and charger too.
 
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