IMALENT LD70 Pocket EDC Flashlight, 4000 Lumens Compact Bright Powerful Flashlights with CREE XHP70.2 LED, Rechargeable Handheld Torch for Camping and Hiking (Gold)

Super bright. Very durable, and extremely compact. This is the only flashlight worth buying if you are willing to spend $50 or whatever the price is. You could purchase another flashlight from any brand and I would almost guarantee that it would not even come close to touching this type of technology, and quality. I’ve seen bright flashlight’s, but I was shocked #1 for the amount of light this puts out, and #2 the size. I initially thought that it was damaged because it had been left out in the rain, but it apparently is waterproof and did not work because I needed to charge it first. The charging cable does kind of suck because it’s magnetic and it’s tricky to get it in the right spot and I’m order for it to stay there you have to let it sit without moving it, but the battery lasts a good amount of time unless it’s on turbo mode, which by the way will catch something on fire if it is touching the lens of the flashlight so be careful , although that is a very useful happenstance because,, if you need to start a fire for any reason, you could easily start one with only this flashlight! There are several different settings I believe they are like 20 lm and then 100 lm and then 900 lm and then 2000 lm or something and then it’s like 4500 lm on average for turbo mode. It has a strobe mode and the ability to be locked by pressing the button four times so it isn’t going to be turned on in your pocket on accident, and an led screen display. It can literally turn pitch black dark forests into daytime.. buy it!! :D

I recently got my hands on the LD70 flashlight, and let me tell you, it's an illuminating marvel! With its high-performance Cool White Cree XHP70.2 LED, this flashlight emits an impressive 4000 lumens of light, making it brighter than a shooting star. It can throw its beam up to 203 meters, which is perfect for lighting up the night on all your adventures. With six different output levels, from a dazzling Turbo mode to an energy-saving Low mode, this flashlight adapts to your needs effortlessly. Need to signal for help? It even has a Strobe mode, perfect for emergencies. Charging the LD70 is a breeze with the included USB magnetic cable, ensuring you never run out of power. Plus, it's waterproof with an IPX8 rating, so you can confidently take it on underwater adventures up to 2 meters deep without worry. Measuring a compact 81mm in length and 25mm in diameter and weighing only 87g, it's easy to carry and handle. Crafted from durable aluminum alloy, this flashlight is built to withstand the elements and the test of time. In the package, you'll find everything you need, including the LD70 flashlight, a magnetic USB charging cable, a user manual, and a lanyard for added convenience. In conclusion, the LD70 flashlight is not just a bright idea; it's a bright purchase that will light up your life in more ways than one. Whether you're a camping enthusiast, an outdoor adventurer, or just need a reliable flashlight for everyday use, the LD70 has the specs and features to meet all your lighting needs!

This light is a good light for anyone that wants to out shine their friends. Because it’s super bright!!! Like this is a big flood light that will light up a big area like crazy! But only on 2000-4000 lumen mode. But the only thing that I would say is the time is short on higher lumen modes. That’s the only thing I would say about this light. 900 lumen is manageable for most cases until you need to light up a area that seems out of place or people in your back yard and maybe even for hunting. Good for the money on a budget. And weight is very light. Functions are easy to use and it has a little oled screen that helps with voltages and what setting you’re on, even shows lock out mode too. Can burn a hole in your pocket if not careful. But I haven’t even had it that long to feel it. Does get super hot on higher lumen nodes and drops down after it heats up but can be put back into 2000-4000 lumens. Unless voltage drops below 3.5v. Hope this helps! And you won’t regret having a light this size to light up your way! Durability I haven’t even tried to drop it for that. I don’t abuse my tools like that. Have fun!

U are def getting a high powered light..even at 200 lumens its plenty bright..4000 is unreal..lights up my whole 1/2 acre no problem..but it does get hot and suck down battery life but does not take long to charge

Wish it took less time to charge but other than that. This is LIL OLE RELIABLE. Bright asf! Small, compact, EDC light. Good quality/made well! Won’t break on you like most do. Simple one button operation- for on/off, modes(light brightness levels). Wish I had gotten the 6000 lumen now lol

Attention. Overheating and reduced brightness! I bought this flashlight about 3.5 months ago. During all this time, I used the flashlight 4-5 times, for about 5-7 minutes, each time I went to work. That is, in 3.5 months I used the flashlight for about 50 minutes! One day ago, I noticed that after being fully charged, the flashlight was discharged within a day in the OFF STATE!!! Also, after I fully charged it again, and the flashlight was turned on at a power of 200-900 lumens, then after about 35 seconds it became very hot and a notification appeared on the screen in the form of a triangle - overheating!!! After this, the brightness immediately decreased! This is not normal and unsafe! I wrote to the support service on the IMALENT website and described the problem! I haven't received a response yet. Very disappointed with the purchase. I have Wurkkos and RovyVon flashlights - they work great. After reading some reviews, I thought that the IMALENT is also a reliable flashlight. But I think I was wrong. I really regret the purchase. I will try to issue a refund.🫤

Great light. Very bright and lasts a long time

First of all, this is a 900 lumen flashlight, for a few minutes. Then it's a 200 lumen flashlight. At the high or turbo settings, you absolutely can't hold it without gloves. No exaggeration whatsoever. It WILL get hot enough to burn you after a few seconds. And at the 900 lumen setting, it still gets just as hot, but it takes a few minutes. So, basically, after the first few minutes, you have to turn it down to the point where it's not as bright as a decent keychain flashlight. So...just get one of those. I have a Royvon A1 on my keychain that is 3x as bright on high as the highest setting on the LD70 that won't eventually burn you. And it'll do it for half an hour longer, costs half as much, and is smaller than most car fobs. I mean, it's impressive for the short time you can hold it. The throw is...well, you likely can actually throw it farther, but at least it'll be daytime in your immediate area. It looks very nice. Really nice, actually. And the UI is great. It's a good size and feels nice in the hand. I don't think I could carry it in a pocket all day, but it'll do. The thing is, I also have the Nitecore T4K. To be fair, it's an equally stupid flashlight, but for other reasons. But it's brighter than the LD70 (I know, same stated lumens, but it feels slightly brighter to me). It also barely gets warm, aside from the front bit, on any setting. It doesn't do 4000 lumens for long, but you can keep switching back to it all day long and not burn yourself. I mean, I can't think of a practical use for either flashlight. Neither lasts long enough for camping, unless you have a way to charge it constantly. And again, neither is bright enough to be practical on a setting that won't either cause 3rd degree burns (LD70) or dim after 10 seconds (T4K). The LD70 is too big for a pocket, IMO. It's fine short-term, but would be pretty annoying for something like an 8 hour shift at work. And the T4K is slightly more pocketable, but it will eventually turn itself on, regardless of lockout, and ruin your day (and your pants). But it won't burn you in actual use, which I feel is the minimum that should be expected of a flashlight. And none of that is the worst thing about this flashlight. That would be the proprietary magnetic charger. How does that nonsense get put into a product anymore? Just stick a USB-C port on it like literally everyone else. Or let me remove the battery to charge it. Even a micro-USB port would do. It'd still make fun of it, but at least it's practical and easily replaceable. I will lose this cable, guaranteed. Then I guess I just buy a whole new flashlight? Oh wait, no. I won't lose it, actually, because I'll always have it on me, since I'll have to recharge the flashlight every hour or so.

volevo qualcosa di piccolo tascabile ma che facesse tanta luce questa torcia led mi ha sorpreso per potenza e compattezza e' veramente piccola ma alla massima potenza sprigiona una bomba di luce la luce e' bianca e omogenea senza aloni o cerchi alla massima potenza di 4000lumen scalda parecchio e dura poco ma e' pur vero che non sempre si ha bisogno di 4000lumen continui gia a 2000 ci si vede benissimo di notte per escursioni o riparazioni unico grande neo e' il caricatore ad attacco proprietario veramente ridicolo ( ha dei contatti magnetici che si attaccano al retro della torcia per caricarla ma fiacchi ed imprecisi l'avessero fatta con usb-c sarebbe stata perfetta ) e' comunque un prodotto valido da acquistare

Excelente linterna

Produto esquenta demais sem condições de ficar na mão por muito tempo, bateria aguentou uns 15 minutos ou seja sem condições de uso

It's too bright. Normally we should only use it on 900 lumens which works long and without heating. Turbo mode too bright and heats up quickly and drains battery fast. Even 2000 lumens works fine. Built quality is another level and it is water proof. Comes with premium quality Imalent lanyard.

Franchement, la LD 70 d’Imalent est une super lampe ! Pour une petite taille, elle envoie vraiment du lourd avec ses 4000 lumens, ça éclaire hyper fort. C’est pile ce qu’il me fallait pour avoir sous la main dans la voiture ou pour promener mon chien le soir. Le format est super pratique, ni trop gros, ni trop petit. J’adore aussi le fait qu’on puisse la recharger par induction, c’est bien pratique, pas besoin de se prendre la tête avec des câbles. Et le petit écran qui montre la puissance utilisée, c’est top pour savoir exactement à quel niveau tu es. Bref, une très bonne lampe, je suis vraiment content de mon achat !