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Interesting prompt. Um, some sort of standard clip-in footprint for LEDs, so you can swap LEDs like changing lightbulbs. Then you can have a pack of 519As in all flavors and doneness and change them at will among all your 3535 lights. Trickier for higher voltage LEDs, but it would be fun.

Thanks for running this!

Probably not very original but I'd love USB-C or Bluetooth programming paired with an app. These click sequences are getting out of hand.

Kazoo like controls where you have to use your mouth and sliding action to switch modes

Introducing.... Accelerometer based Andruil 2.0

Why click the button 14 times when you can merely shake, flick, and draw the action you want your flashlight to do~

By holding the switch on your new Hank Light with accelerometer, you'll be able easily turn on or off your flashlight as well as many (8) other functions!

Wooo! So excited, thanks for running the giveaway! I'll be sure to share photos upon receiving :)

I'm not in the USA, but good luck to those who are!

You know something? It might be interesting to have two-way LEDs for data communication. Basically like an RGB led or neopixrl, but with an additional channel for a phototransistor. That would allow configuring the light using your phone and a Bluetooth adapter,or something of that sort. USB is actually a pretty big pain.

Sound based intensity.

A scream is brightest but will dim as the volume falls to a whisper.

RNG-controlled brightness. Every button press is a new roll of the dice.

Idk about disruptive but I'd like a 1aaa version of the Nitecore HA11 headlamp. At least with a lithium AAA, it might be possible to get the total weight under the critical 1 ounce level and satisfy some of the ultralight die-hards.

A flashlight that detects when it's being pointed directly at an eye from close range and reduces power. I'm tired of supervising these children!

I'm just kidding. But thanks for doing a giveaway!

A flashlight that shines grayscale. Turns everything into a black and white image.

I wonder if you could add a lug to the base of the diffuser that the wrist lanyard could thread through, so it dangles at the end of the lanyard. That acts as a keeper f6 the diffuser when not in use, and as a GITD locator for the flashlight in the dark. You'd use the flashlight to charge up the gitd of course.

A detachable charging base. As it, the light would have a detachable charging base that either allows USB-C charging or magnetic charging. Some prefer USB since it's more readily available, but you can change the base for magnetic charging like many olights. OR remove the base completely and forgo the charging abilities and have a shorter/smaller flashlight