http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/330566331641
Bought 17-sept, arrived today (23 days), no additional duty costs etc.
Went for this one as I wanted a relatively small form factor, 18650 chargeable 2400mAh (yeah, right 
), and charger/batteries in the bundle. And obviously the T6 LED.
Very unfancy packaging - just a plain cardboard box. First thoughts: good solid feel to torch, some weight but not too heavy.
Dismantled and see there's good heat sinking contact between the chip/driver module and the reflector body, through to the torch barrel itself. 163g on the kitchen scales.
It looks like, and says, CREE XML on the chip board - will just have to take it for granted as I haven't the ability to test whether it's genuine or not.
End cap and reflector body are sealed with a rubber grommet. Nice tight squeaky rubber feel when undoing the caps suggesting that there's at least enough waterproofing to keep the rain out.
"Assault bezel" unscrews without the lens or the reflector falling out so you could remove if you want to. But then what would I use for mashing ramblers' faces in?
The barrel has two broad rubber grommets on the outside to help with grip - good idea, and will come in use if I ever helmet mount this one.
5 modes, Hi, mid, lo, flash and SOS. Cycles modes with on/off button. I dont think it's smart enough to remember to stay on last setting if time between button presses is short etc.
Hi is good. Good sized central spot with no shape or shadow. Bright, natch. Outer spill of light is OK, but not sure in real world how much aid to peripheral vision it will be. Not visible in the pic below. Will update after first ride. Not done burn time test yet, will have a go tonight and update this thread.
Charger is a simple enough affair. Charging LED. Comes with 3pin adaptor. I wont trust it as far as can throw it though, so it will charge in a box on the end of an extension lead outside the house and shed. Two cells, obviously, so easy to take spare with you or have one in the shed charging if it's just your "ride to the pub light" which it will be for me most of the time as I have a troutie Lumen Liberator for big rides.
