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I couldn't believe how good those little lights are either. I've just ordered 10 more of them for dive buddies that didn't get one from the first order. The guy I've been dealing with there also has a 35 watt 2700 lumen light in the works(the aquasun is 825 lumens) He is estimating the 35 watt lights to retail round 3-350.Thanks for the advice Stuart. I went ahead and bought one and had the chance to dive with it tonite. I brought it along as my backup and used my old UK 1200 as my primary. The UK had brand new Duracell batteries in it and right off the back the 12 watt LED blew it away. I was shocked. So disappointed with the UK that I hung it up on my buoy as a backup and went with the NOVAE light. It lasted the whole dive and died right at the end as I got out of the water (1 hr 45 min). Very impressed. I just need to get better batteries that will allow for a slightly longer burn time. I'm waiting for my UK Aquasun eLED to come in this week. I will compare them side by side and see which is better. I'm pretty sure the Aquasun will have a flood pattern which is what I want but if the NOVAE holds up then I just may have to get rid of the Aquasun later. Highly recommend this light to others who are are on the fences. It will not disappoint. Thanks again Stuart!
