ACEBEAM X75 Brightest Flashlight 80,000 Lumens PD60W-100W USB-C Fast Charging/Discharging 1-1.5h Full Charge Detachable Cooling Fan Handheld Searchlight CREE XHP70.3 HI LED Flashlights

Flawless product, with awe-inspiring design and flashlight. Technically (according to magazine articles) it is the 2nd brightest flashlight ever made. I previously purchased the #1 most powerful flashlight, but it was HEAVY and impractical. I had to sling it over my shoulder with a strap! Though it was very bright, that #1 most powerful flashlight got very hot and just wasn't practical for daily use beyond it's novelty value of, "hey, look at this brightest flashlight ever made." As someone who owned both flashlights, I can state with authority that this flashlight is indistinguishable in terms of performance and the light it puts out, but significantly lighter and more practical. We take it out every night to walk our dogs on a farm in the country.UPDATE. Our flashlight DIED, about 5 months after purchase and I was sad. I contacted the company (in China, but responsive by e-mail), and they replied to every email with steps to troubleshoot. It turns out that when you tighten the cap at the end of the flashlight (that you remove to charge it), the friction can sometimes cause you to loosen the base (the battery itself) and light & handle assembly (sort of two parts if you look at the picture). I was instructed to tighten the base piece to see if that would resolve the issue. Two small turns to the right and it worked again! Although the time difference required me to sometimes wait overnight for their reply, they were diligent and responsive and helped me solve the problem. The flashlight is again working perfectly. And it is a truly remarkable device. I am officially, completely satisfied with their product. And I felt honor-bound to revise my previously negative review (based on the problem I encountered) to this, 5-star review. I hope you enjoy their product as much as we do. I purchased another one as a gift and my friends report that they love theirs too.

Fits nicely into 13.37 inch Eylar case. Awesome pactical flashlight when paired with long life extended battery. Reliable and better build quality than imalent in my opinion (also LED's here don't burn out like they do with imalent). Extended battery costs about $150 online with a discount code and doubles run time of this flashlight. Get the XHP70.3, believe me its worth the extra money: the color of the light looks more natural compared to XHP70.2 6500K and you can see better with it at night even though lumen # is lower. My light doesnt step down on the extended battery like the other reviewer here complained about.

I am a flashlight enthusiast, (nerd), and have many high lumen lights. I was in the market for a very bright but still relatively portable light.This one is great.It is brilliant in it's intensity, yet not so bulky as to make it hard to carry and use in the field.The fan that cools the battery when using the highest intensity is not that loud and is barely noticeable.I gave it four stars as the USB charge is hidden under the battery cap. It can only be charged by removing the cap.Also, it would have been nice if the battery was not a sealed unit, but was capable of taking four rechargeable batteries.Overall, a great light for the price and amazing throw.

Expensive? Yes, but the build quality is amazing and it delivers the wow factor. Its amazing and bright. Not recommended unless you are serious about your flashlight game. I love this light and it is definitely the centerpiece of my collection. Very easy to carry and lots of options for the amount of light you need. The strobe is perfect for self defense.

I had dreamed of one day having this light and I finally have it. It's beautifully crafted and very well built. Definitely a niche light though. You have to either be a flashlight enthusiast or be in the search and rescue line of work. I live on an 86 acre farm and have dozens of 10k lumen plus lights so I Definitely didn't need this however I do love it and am glad I have it. It's overpowered for my needs but it's a wonderful light! Hats off to Acebeam!

pease of junk it stop working after 2 weeks

The media could not be loaded. Flashight is very durable, take this to carpentry job sites and will use it like I would a normal work tool, treat it the same. At the end of the day this flashlight withstands the constant torture I put it through. I have had other name brand flashlights that have fallen a short distance off a desk or table and had stopped working to an extent, or completely. The Acebeam X75 has happened to fall much greater distances and withstand more, the light will then operate as if nothing had happened. The paint handles well against scratches and charging time of the flashlight is very quick, regardless of your battery size. Flashlight is able to provide very large amounts of light when needed. The battery also can charge your mobile devices using 100 watt input/Output Type-C port. Because of the amount of light the flashlight can produce it can also serve as a self defense weapon. You can also purchase an external battery for extended runtime.

This is an incredibly well built and well engineered device capable of putting out an amount of light that almost seems impossible. Acebeam is known for their quality and they even include a high powered 65 or (optional) 100 watt charger to help recharge the custom battery pack required to run a light this powerful. Even the finely threaded sections that screw apart to charge it show great craftsmanship. I put it on turbo for the first time in my vaulted kitchen/living room and I can see the tape marks on the ceiling from 32 feet below, lol. Oops! Watch what you wish for, huh? You may not NEED this much light, but I promise you you WANT this much light!