Welcome aboard neoseikan....
Just to give you fair warning. I'm not a fan of the People's Republic of China.
But you appear to be different then the majority of the members from the PRC. So I guess I can let my guard down.
My experience with lights....
Surefire
Pentagon
Phoebus
Streamlight
Replacement LED Cree Bulbs
I'm always looking for the best and brightest light on the market. Needs to be small, light in weight, bright (over 100 lumens), and be able to handle the recoil from a M2 Browning .50 Caliber Machine Gun.
Right now this is my current set up.
Surefire 618FGA Forend 6 Volt system with P60 Bulb on the Remington 870 Express Magnum Shotgun
Phoebus PK-05-2CR123 Three Watt LED Combat Flashlight on the FN P90 Submachine Gun
SureFire X200A 3 Watt LED Pistol Light on the GLOCK 22
Surefire L2 LumaMax LED 3 Watt LED Hand Held Light
Pentagon UL200 LED Weapons Light on the Colt M4 Carbine
Lights to me are tools that I use and abuse. My lights are used as impact weapons, files, lights, etc... If you can produce a tube with the proper knurling to be used as a tool file you've made me happy. So far the knurling on my Surefire L2 is holding up fine. Type III Anodizing is also important along with using aircraft grade aluminum. I'm talking about high end stuff...... I've paid over three to four hundred dollars for some of my weapon lights and They're worth every penny.... I have a box full of older lights that get replaced.
I need my lights to take abuse. I've used my L2 as a impact weapon and I will continue to do so. They must be able to take the abuse from dropped, banged into walls, trucks, hit, stepped on, etc... They must function.
Replacable tail switches are a must. Different length pressure tape switches are also a must. They must have a monetary one pressure switch and a consent on/off pressure button on the tape switch also.
The standard tail cap must be pressure activated. For consent on, it must be twist. The on/off selection through multiple presses of the button is a no go. I don't want to have to go through a menu of light settings to simply turn it on or off.
My line of work is the following. I'm currently a Internal Affair Detective for a American Police Department but I also work the road as a patrol officer when needed. I'm prior service with the US Army as a infantry soldier and I have seen combat and had my gear used and abused. I play hard with my toys.... I want them to last.