Good Universal lamp

I have the ThruNite Archer 1A v2 get yesterday. Unfortunately, they are only in the CW version (cool white). I'm actually a fan of neutral-white.
A nice, relatively pure white with no blue-stitch - However, the light color of the LED for me in Ordnugng goes.
With Ni-MH battery should get there the promised 180 lumens. But real joy comes with a 14500er battery (in my case a Keepower 840 mAh, protected). Estimated and compared with other lamps are thus about 450 lumens.
The lamp could then in the evening the same as accompaniment to walk. It makes this a good figure, because I just the amount of light have ready by the 4 modes that I just need. The spot is relatively large, good for close range.

By 14500er battery I achieved on high for a period of almost 55 minutes. The lamp will turn the power on high down to a few minutes. Thus, it attracts not permanently initially measured 1.4 A (so would my battery theoretically namely already after 30 minutes low tide).

The side switch and the blue seal on the glass pane light up to illuminate in the dark for a while - looks quite nice.

The processing of the lamp is very good, it makes a very robust impression. The initially mounted clip I immediately pulled off (I do not like the direction that is). A band of Use wrist is not going well but replacement seals.

The included quick start guide is only in English (one is used to from ThruNite). That bothers me a little, but might be a problem for others.

In summary, the Archer 1A v2 for me a good universal lamp is because:
- Relatively compact
- Compatible with standard AA batteries or rechargeable batteries
- Compatible with 14500er Li-Ion batteries
- Good light output
- Good Voters of light modes
- Forward Clicky (good for momentary)
- Save the last set light level
- Strobe mode is not in the normal operating sequence