The other day I was reflecting on all the futuristic tech-promises that haven't yet come to pass during my 40 years on the planet. We don't have flying cars. Nobody's living on the moon. Fusion power remains a work in progress. But you know, certain weird things _have_ far surpassed anyone's expectations-like flashlights, for instance. Flashlights are _amazing_ now, compared to what I had as a kid. Remember when a Mag-Light with D-Cells was basically the pinnacle of portable illumination? You can now get a penlight that is far superior. Today's "big" flashlights are basically portable suns. Still waiting on that flying car, but it's nice sometimes to stop and appreciate the progress that has been made.
@@JohnLobbanCreative the problem with flying cars is they're a bad idea. They're loud. Helicopters are flying vehicles, restricted because of the noise and space, to get a car flying to that level it'd be a louder more inefficient hovercraft that works the same.
I was all set to buy the SR32, then i got a message from Imalent's ebay store offering the MS32 (new, not refurbished) for $582. With the $20 discount code and no sales tax in Oregon, i bought it for $562 shipped to my door. It outshines my town's lighthouse! I've carried it on walks for an hour with no problem. It's no different to me than carrying one of my rifles. I don't use the strap: it's uncomfortable. I wish the handle had a textured rubber grip and wrist strap, otherwise very happy with my purchase.
@@saladbreath607 it’s a great light! I had a link for a better price on Amazon last week. I have some wrist straps I use on some of my Imalent flashlights. I have both the IMALENT SR32 and MS32. I like the throw of the SR32 better for train videos. I’ll soon be trying the new IMALENT MS12 MINI C. 65,000 lumens but smaller than the other two big ones. I think it will give me enough light to do a good job with nighttime trains. I’ll post a review around New Year’s.
I have the X75 and i agree with you. It's an absolute beast and probably the best value for money insane high output flashlight that you can currently get.
That’s debatable for value for money. The ms32 gives you much more than 2x the performance for not even 2x the cost. The lumens alone is 2.5x and throw is light years ahead. Add the sustained output of 2x the x75, and the battery life of the x75 isn’t even close to the ms32. If I’m spending 100s of dollars I’d go for the ms32.. but.. with one exception.. packability… the x75 takes it by far. Having to buy the bigger battery pack for better runtime defeats the only advantage of the x75.. and yes hey both have reliability issues at times..
@@AverageReviewsYT spend $75-$125 on an ace beam and an imalent. See the quality and UI both brands are about- then make your decision. I have 5 acebeam lights with the oldest being 4 years old. I’ve left them outside for months and they function good as new. Probably time for new batteries for my oldest lights. Another thing is lights this bright are novelty. Acebeam x75 is waterproof the others are not. Easily replaceable fan. Built for regular use - even though any light this bright is much less useful than a light that doesn’t break if you drop it at waste height.
@@jacobtramel6293 I own a touch over 70 lights ranging from the i3e up to the ms32. The x75 is at this point outdated.. besides.. did you see the pro type x90? Looks nice.. as before, this lights only real benefit is its compact size.. but it rather have the sr16. My gt4 is also a killer, but for its time this was a competitor. IMHO taking everything into account, the ms32 is just a better light in every aspect but size.. I have had both cheap and expensive acebeam and seen cheap imalent, and cheap of both are imho horrible.. every sub $40 acebeam I have bought, I have hated and seemed cheap and sent back.. imalent flat out has horrid reliability at sub $200 it seems.. for both brands, I only go top tier.. no doubt acebeam makes more budget lights so it has a better reputation.. but imalent wants power.. not edc blandness.. they’re 2 different companies with different markets.. no doubt though from me though is that acebeam has some rediculous ui on some of their lights..
@@Random_4400 the X75 is a good build. It’s 80,000 lumens. I have a number of AceBeam flashlights. Soon I’ll try the newer IMALENT MS12 Mini-C with 65,000 lumens. It’s about $100 less than the X75 and I can probably request a 20% discount coupon.
I have all but the Acebeam. Your review was exactly my experience and opinions. SR32 is my favorite and the Imalent MS32 has an incredible awe factor. I use both for nighttime train videos. They illuminate an entire freight train; just have to wait until the lead locomotive has passed. Excellent review!👍
I love my Acebeam and I don't feel the need of the bigger battery...yet. No issues what so ever and just the fact that they send an extra, easy exchangeable fan and a very powerful USB-C charger in the package makes it really priceworthy. If I have one criticism it would be that I sometimes wish that it could throw a bit further away. It's a floody light and that's it.
I have the AceBeam X75. The reason is, because someone designed the flashlight considering all the heat transfers (the LEDs are all at the same temperature), and the thresholds for the power throttling and control of the fan - in a way meant to keep the LEDs and the battery well and long lasting. The only thing the X75 can't be protected from - is a mirror. Even if a small percentage amount of the emitted light is returned back to the LEDs - it is going the blew them off in few seconds. The X75 can generate 10,000 lumens continuosly - this is an outstanding achievement, if you consider that any flashlight emitting 1,000+ lumens without interruptions and without troubles, while keeping reasonably cool, are becoming increasingly rare, even among allegedly professional devices.
I have the X 75 also with the 70.3 lights . The reason why I chose the 70.3 over the 70.2 was due to its capabilities of throwing 300 m further. AceBeam is a great company.
@@Ray_of_Light62 the IMALENT SR32 can do 25,000 lumens continuous (55 minutes) and the IMALENT MS32 can do twice that. 40,000 lumens continuous (45 minutes).
In summary: those who don't know about flashlights go for the MS32 because of the -- somewhat misreading -- numbers. The X75 is preferred by seasoned users, by flashaholics. It's like the saying "Horsepower sells cars, torque wins races".
Not sure where you got that from, but that’s not true. Most people that are in this hobby for the power are going for the sr32 or ms32… the x75 is under powered and has no benefits other than size.. it’s not even he best sustained lumens lol..
If they shaved the weight a little bit more off the SR32 and give it the moonlight mode switch functionality, I'd be down for that. By far my favourite looking flashlight out of the bunch. For reference I own both MS32 and SR32
16:50 - At about 1/3 down from the top and 1/3 from the right, there's a dot of light going on and off. I wonder what it is... is there someone up there?
I still enjoy my MS18. It has been reliable with zero issues. The light it produces is insane, even if it's an older model. Money well spent and I really don't feel the need to upgrade anytime soon.
My brother, I have a question for you: when you light it in the house, is it dazzling and brighter than normal lighting, or will it only make the ceiling illuminated and the floor ordinary without light?
@@MML66I have a sofirn Q8 Plus and that's around 10k-15k lumens so if his is between 50k-100k lumens then I assure you that everything is lit up inside a dark house if he switches that beast on turbo lol
I just bought the MS18 and was half off refurbished on imalents site and then another 10-20% off because I think they are stopping making the MS18’s? Either way I can’t wait to get this thing.
While still retaining somewhat of a flashlight size, I have been most happy with the MS12. It's still stupid bright with a manageable package size. I have friends with the MS18 and MS32 and yes, they are brighter, but man, are they monsters to carry. I opt for portable battery spotlights at that kind of size to really reach out there with a bunch of light with a lot better heat management.
The MS12M is the only light I would consider taking on a short hike, the others are way too heavy. I do have a Wuben X1 which I prefer even more though (but it's only 1/6th as bright as the MS12!)
There is nothing brighter than 4000 Lumens. Keep in mind that an HID car headlight is 2000 lumens, so a hedlamp of 4000 Lumens is still insanely bright. 10 years ago there wasn't even a flashlight that bright.
@@JohnLobbanCreative Tbh you're right. I forgot even that comment, when i wrote it I was somebody who just started his hobby by collectiong flashlights and I just had some cheap flashlights but now I am a guy or maybe a kid (I am 14 years old) who collects good brand flashlights with high lumen outpot and high runtime👍👍
I have the MS18 which I rarely even use, and then one day I take it out of storage and the indicator is already dead. Everything still works except now I have to use trial and error to know if I locked the device properly.
I have the SR-32, and the X-75 with extended battery pack, among many others lol. I consider both of those as my top two lights, and the SR-16 not far behind. I like the SR16 because it has a beautiful colored light, I just wish it had an extended battery pack option. On a side note, I've noticed that a lot of these insanely powerful lights tend to off-gas some chemicals when on turbo mode, and it permanently fogs up the inside of the glass. I wonder if there is a way to fix this... BTW, is Matt your father?
I just got an MS18 for $276. Given the price, it is an incredible value. It may not be the best, but its going to be tough to beat at that price. I want an X75 or MS32 but theyre both so much more expensive. Maybe I will pick one or both of them up in the future.
What state you guys in? I have a GT98 and Maxa Beam G3-26 I could potentially send for a video. Been wanting someone knowledgeable to do a video on a modern Maxa Beam. Also have both Maxtoch Owleyes V1 & V2.
From my experience the MS18 fan does react to temp. If you cold turbo it, the fan only kicks on after a few seconds, not immediately. If you wait for the fan to kick on, turn it off, and back to turbo, the fan will immediately kick on because it's already hot.
These are interesting for the sake of pushing limits BUT For my night hiking, I prefer taking my Ryobi 18v LED Spotlight with 2 18v rechargeable batteries. Then my Wurkkos TD01 in my pocket. My Ryobi on High can last 1hr+ & on Mid 1hr 40mins+ for each battery. Both of these flashlights have such a satisfying beam throw. I've gotten so hooked on exploring at night and seeing what i can find & how far away i can spot things with these lights. I'm very satisfied with both of these lights
Out of the many popular flashlight manufacturers I also think acebeam makes the most durable high quality lights. Much of my collection is ace and I have a respectable amount of lights
any of these can survive wet condition? i mean, like dropped into snow, or a puddle, or or seawater. or at the very least, rain? tbh, i was really hoping for a dip test when i saw the river @ 16:36.
On the x75, silicone grease is dielectric. Apart from the potential minor shit build up (which is unlikely under that oring and thread) the port under the cap is all good
Dont even bother trying to get the ms32 if you are in the UK right now, ive just been tru 2 weeks of hell going thru 3 ebay sellers 2 of them oficial imalent dealers & one third party, ive been messed about each time with them taking the money & then them saying that the light is not actually in stock & thers a month to wait. Then ive had to wait 3 days for the money to come back from ebay each time. Ive given up, i cant find one for sale here, its a dam nightmare, ive wanted one of these for ages but its just to costly for me to import a one-off myself. If any one knows ANYWHERE in the UK i can get one ide be very greatfull.
The problem with all these high lumen flashlights is the highest setting only runs for about 45 seconds or less then it cuts back on the lumens. What's the point if the highest setting doesn't last long? I personally prefer an HID bulb with a good reflector and it doesn't back off from the lumens. I use a 11000mah 14.8v 100c rc battery to power my HID spotlight and from the testing I've done, I'll get over 3 hours run time with the 50watt HID kit. Also, you can plug it into the vehicles 12v socket and run it as long as you want.
To be fair, every flashlight shown in this video can sustain a higher light output than your hid setup (with the last one beating it by guestimated 50% more and the rest doing double to triple the output, and still come ahead when you want it for 3h.) And thanks to the 100w usb-c charging, they probably can suatain it indefinitly. The redicoulus output is just a bonus on top and sometimes 45s are enough to just look at something, considering you can use it repeatedly with small breaks. But yeah, HID certanly is also neat.
@@clockworkvanhellsing372 I have a few led lights and after a few mins, they get so hot I need to turn them off and let then cool. My hid's do get hot but not to the point I need to turn them off.
all are useless for an average person, just like my AcebeemK75 (way low lumens buy way more throw). yet i love it all! if you have a vast yard or you are in some kind of 1st responder then those are very usefull.
I have the ms18. It has broken twice, even though i am a careful person First time was a charging issue. I would not recharge the battery. After the company made it difficult, i was able to exchange it. The new one cracked the front glass due to heat from the leds. They did not stand by their product. I was mad, as it wasn’t cheap, and didn’t hold up to use. I would advise against buying this company’s products.
I can see the next videos being like ... What is the most brightest AND practical flashlight of 2024 ? cause none of this are due to their size, weigh, heat, battery duration, etc. These are just models for braggin rights of "worlds most brightest".
Finish high school before making an account here old tart. Brightest flashlight doesn't have any requirements. It has to be the brightest. That's it. "Bragging Rights". There is nothing brighter out there. Stay off the internet. Who are you to add what size weight heat or battery duration it needs to be? BRIGHTEST. Pick up a dictionary next time.
i wish i would of bought one or two good flashlights instead of buying a bunch of cheaper ones but i still love collecting flashlights even if they are crap lights compared to these ones
Honestly at the end of the day, having a bunch of lights you like is more important than numbers and quality.. this is coming from a owner of 2 of the brightest flashlights in the world, small edc modded lights, tons of edc of varying quality.. get what you like, but always try to have one show stopper if you like to impress lol. I did a video on the ms18 vs ms32 for upgrading and beamshots if you are ever curious.. as for the sr32, the specs are optimistic the ms18 comes in at 102,000 lumens avg and the sr32 comes in at 103,000 avg. I’d consider x75 ms18 or ms32.. the sr, I wouldn’t consider.. the sr16 is what I would get over the sr32.
@@AverageReviewsYT True true i am happy with all my lights and never regreat buying them so thanks for the video and i cant wait till the next one if you could please do a review on the best but cheapest throwers avalible only if you have time
@@PattiPoss my channel isn’t active anymore, due to living situations and time. If you want a solid cheap contender for high throw budget, my favorite edc is the Thrunite catapult mini v1 (or v2). Up from that in size for edc I’d go with the wurkkos ts11 (or ts11s). Convoys c8+ has some solid options and beyond that we’re talking can sized, and for that I’d go with a Thrunite midsize light. ( like the catapult pro or the v6) beyond that, and we’re talking dedicated expensive throwers..
well now these do cost some money but most people spend 500 dollars a month or more just on food so a 500.00 dollar flashlight is allot of money just for a light but its the worlds brightest light so for that to me it would be worth 500 dollars all day long but yeah thats just me tho if i had over 500 dollars to spend i would deffinitly buy one of these brightest lights so thanks for sharing
The other day I was reflecting on all the futuristic tech-promises that haven't yet come to pass during my 40 years on the planet. We don't have flying cars. Nobody's living on the moon. Fusion power remains a work in progress.
But you know, certain weird things _have_ far surpassed anyone's expectations-like flashlights, for instance. Flashlights are _amazing_ now, compared to what I had as a kid. Remember when a Mag-Light with D-Cells was basically the pinnacle of portable illumination? You can now get a penlight that is far superior. Today's "big" flashlights are basically portable suns. Still waiting on that flying car, but it's nice sometimes to stop and appreciate the progress that has been made.
@@hibob841 true, powerful LEDs with their energy efficiency have made these advances possible. Flying car? We’re almost there with drone technology,
@@JohnLobbanCreative the problem with flying cars is they're a bad idea. They're loud. Helicopters are flying vehicles, restricted because of the noise and space, to get a car flying to that level it'd be a louder more inefficient hovercraft that works the same.
I was all set to buy the SR32, then i got a message from Imalent's ebay store offering the MS32 (new, not refurbished) for $582. With the $20 discount code and no sales tax in Oregon, i bought it for $562 shipped to my door.
It outshines my town's lighthouse! I've carried it on walks for an hour with no problem. It's no different to me than carrying one of my rifles. I don't use the strap: it's uncomfortable. I wish the handle had a textured rubber grip and wrist strap, otherwise very happy with my purchase.
@@saladbreath607 it’s a great light! I had a link for a better price on Amazon last week. I have some wrist straps I use on some of my Imalent flashlights. I have both the IMALENT SR32 and MS32. I like the throw of the SR32 better for train videos. I’ll soon be trying the new IMALENT MS12 MINI C. 65,000 lumens but smaller than the other two big ones. I think it will give me enough light to do a good job with nighttime trains. I’ll post a review around New Year’s.
I have the X75 and i agree with you. It's an absolute beast and probably the best value for money insane high output flashlight that you can currently get.
That’s debatable for value for money. The ms32 gives you much more than 2x the performance for not even 2x the cost. The lumens alone is 2.5x and throw is light years ahead. Add the sustained output of 2x the x75, and the battery life of the x75 isn’t even close to the ms32. If I’m spending 100s of dollars I’d go for the ms32.. but.. with one exception.. packability… the x75 takes it by far. Having to buy the bigger battery pack for better runtime defeats the only advantage of the x75.. and yes hey both have reliability issues at times..
@@AverageReviewsYT spend $75-$125 on an ace beam and an imalent. See the quality and UI both brands are about- then make your decision. I have 5 acebeam lights with the oldest being 4 years old. I’ve left them outside for months and they function good as new. Probably time for new batteries for my oldest lights. Another thing is lights this bright are novelty. Acebeam x75 is waterproof the others are not. Easily replaceable fan. Built for regular use - even though any light this bright is much less useful than a light that doesn’t break if you drop it at waste height.
@@jacobtramel6293 I own a touch over 70 lights ranging from the i3e up to the ms32. The x75 is at this point outdated.. besides.. did you see the pro type x90? Looks nice.. as before, this lights only real benefit is its compact size.. but it rather have the sr16. My gt4 is also a killer, but for its time this was a competitor. IMHO taking everything into account, the ms32 is just a better light in every aspect but size.. I have had both cheap and expensive acebeam and seen cheap imalent, and cheap of both are imho horrible.. every sub $40 acebeam I have bought, I have hated and seemed cheap and sent back.. imalent flat out has horrid reliability at sub $200 it seems.. for both brands, I only go top tier.. no doubt acebeam makes more budget lights so it has a better reputation.. but imalent wants power.. not edc blandness.. they’re 2 different companies with different markets.. no doubt though from me though is that acebeam has some rediculous ui on some of their lights..
Yup acebeam is the shizzzz
@@Random_4400 the X75 is a good build. It’s 80,000 lumens. I have a number of AceBeam flashlights. Soon I’ll try the newer IMALENT MS12 Mini-C with 65,000 lumens. It’s about $100 less than the X75 and I can probably request a 20% discount coupon.
I love his choice of flashlight testing sights
I have all but the Acebeam. Your review was exactly my experience and opinions. SR32 is my favorite and the Imalent MS32 has an incredible awe factor. I use both for nighttime train videos. They illuminate an entire freight train; just have to wait until the lead locomotive has passed. Excellent review!👍
Nighttime train videos? Where can I see them? These probably give a train headlight a run for its money.
@ on my channel. More powerful than a train headlamp.
@@aliensporebomb they are on my UA-cam.
I love my Acebeam and I don't feel the need of the bigger battery...yet. No issues what so ever and just the fact that they send an extra, easy exchangeable fan and a very powerful USB-C charger in the package makes it really priceworthy. If I have one criticism it would be that I sometimes wish that it could throw a bit further away. It's a floody light and that's it.
You can get the XHP70 HI version which is a bit throwier, but I don't think it makes a huge difference either way
@@Velodynamic the IMALENT SR32 has a great throw. It’s my favorite.
They are all insane. Fun to watch though!
I have the AceBeam X75.
The reason is, because someone designed the flashlight considering all the heat transfers (the LEDs are all at the same temperature), and the thresholds for the power throttling and control of the fan - in a way meant to keep the LEDs and the battery well and long lasting.
The only thing the X75 can't be protected from - is a mirror. Even if a small percentage amount of the emitted light is returned back to the LEDs - it is going the blew them off in few seconds. The X75 can generate 10,000 lumens continuosly - this is an outstanding achievement, if you consider that any flashlight emitting 1,000+ lumens without interruptions and without troubles, while keeping reasonably cool, are becoming increasingly rare, even among allegedly professional devices.
I have the X 75 also with the 70.3 lights . The reason why I chose the 70.3 over the 70.2 was due to its capabilities of throwing 300 m further. AceBeam is a great company.
@@Ray_of_Light62 the IMALENT SR32 can do 25,000 lumens continuous (55 minutes) and the IMALENT MS32 can do twice that. 40,000 lumens continuous (45 minutes).
In summary: those who don't know about flashlights go for the MS32 because of the -- somewhat misreading -- numbers. The X75 is preferred by seasoned users, by flashaholics. It's like the saying "Horsepower sells cars, torque wins races".
Not sure where you got that from, but that’s not true. Most people that are in this hobby for the power are going for the sr32 or ms32… the x75 is under powered and has no benefits other than size.. it’s not even he best sustained lumens lol..
If they shaved the weight a little bit more off the SR32 and give it the moonlight mode switch functionality, I'd be down for that. By far my favourite looking flashlight out of the bunch. For reference I own both MS32 and SR32
16:50 - At about 1/3 down from the top and 1/3 from the right, there's a dot of light going on and off. I wonder what it is... is there someone up there?
@@terratec1001 beacon on a communications tower.
I still enjoy my MS18. It has been reliable with zero issues. The light it produces is insane, even if it's an older model. Money well spent and I really don't feel the need to upgrade anytime soon.
My brother, I have a question for you: when you light it in the house, is it dazzling and brighter than normal lighting, or will it only make the ceiling illuminated and the floor ordinary without light?
@@MML66I have a sofirn Q8 Plus and that's around 10k-15k lumens so if his is between 50k-100k lumens then I assure you that everything is lit up inside a dark house if he switches that beast on turbo lol
I just bought the MS18 and was half off refurbished on imalents site and then another 10-20% off because I think they are stopping making the MS18’s? Either way I can’t wait to get this thing.
While still retaining somewhat of a flashlight size, I have been most happy with the MS12. It's still stupid bright with a manageable package size. I have friends with the MS18 and MS32 and yes, they are brighter, but man, are they monsters to carry. I opt for portable battery spotlights at that kind of size to really reach out there with a bunch of light with a lot better heat management.
The MS12M is the only light I would consider taking on a short hike, the others are way too heavy. I do have a Wuben X1 which I prefer even more though (but it's only 1/6th as bright as the MS12!)
@@ruatonim that’s the light I take when hiking and camping. I’m about to get the IMALENT MS12 MINI C.
I just wanted your opinion on the brightest and best headlamps? I can only find 4K lumens and I feel like that’s not that many
I thought he did a headlamp video recently (not the most recent), but I cant find it now lol
There is nothing brighter than 4000 Lumens. Keep in mind that an HID car headlight is 2000 lumens, so a hedlamp of 4000 Lumens is still insanely bright. 10 years ago there wasn't even a flashlight that bright.
4000lm is a lot for a headlamp, think of the size they can be at max
Olight h67 12000 lumens 😊
@@LatarkoholikGG I saw that, there’s only one very specific place to buy it and it’s like $600 lol
Could you do a review of some walmart flashlights?
@GmbHGmbH I don’t ever try those. Their outputs are usually way overstated. Look at the UA-cam tests.
@@JohnLobbanCreative Tbh you're right.
I forgot even that comment, when i wrote it I was somebody who just started his hobby by collectiong flashlights and I just had some cheap flashlights but now I am a guy or maybe a kid (I am 14 years old) who collects good brand flashlights with high lumen outpot and high runtime👍👍
3 months after i got my SR32 came the release of MS32 🤪😥😤 i think same price.😭
@@Starion2600 I have both. The IMALENT SR32 is my favorite. The IMALENT MS32 is a beast but so heavy!
I have the MS18 which I rarely even use, and then one day I take it out of storage and the indicator is already dead. Everything still works except now I have to use trial and error to know if I locked the device properly.
i heard sr32 have been burning leds, is that problem gone?
Mine was repaired under warranty and I haven't had any issues since, as far as I know it has been resolved.
@@rushgush not that I’ve heard. Early production models maybe? I’ve not heard.
I have the SR-32, and the X-75 with extended battery pack, among many others lol.
I consider both of those as my top two lights, and the SR-16 not far behind. I like the SR16 because it has a beautiful colored light, I just wish it had an extended battery pack option.
On a side note, I've noticed that a lot of these insanely powerful lights tend to off-gas some chemicals when on turbo mode, and it permanently fogs up the inside of the glass.
I wonder if there is a way to fix this...
BTW, is Matt your father?
@@CJ-hw4zc I’ve never had that issue on any of mine.
I picked up the X 75 with the 70.3 LEDs. It doesn’t blind you upfront and it has a better throw.
I just got an MS18 for $276. Given the price, it is an incredible value. It may not be the best, but its going to be tough to beat at that price. I want an X75 or MS32 but theyre both so much more expensive. Maybe I will pick one or both of them up in the future.
@@1FAST91SONOMA I still use my IMALENT MS18. It’s a solid light!
What state you guys in? I have a GT98 and Maxa Beam G3-26 I could potentially send for a video. Been wanting someone knowledgeable to do a video on a modern Maxa Beam. Also have both Maxtoch Owleyes V1 & V2.
I'm in Utah and have been wanting to a video on all of the lights you mentioned...
@@LaGgY42o not familiar with those.
From my experience the MS18 fan does react to temp. If you cold turbo it, the fan only kicks on after a few seconds, not immediately. If you wait for the fan to kick on, turn it off, and back to turbo, the fan will immediately kick on because it's already hot.
I wish you had gone over HOW LONG the batteries last while on highest output mode.
All of that information is displayed at 07:21
Excellent review bro! 👍 👌 😎
Can you do a video on pocket throwers iE Sofirn IF19 Wurkkos TS also Niwalker N01 it has a small tight hotspot!
These are interesting for the sake of pushing limits BUT For my night hiking, I prefer taking my Ryobi 18v LED Spotlight with 2 18v rechargeable batteries. Then my Wurkkos TD01 in my pocket. My Ryobi on High can last 1hr+ & on Mid 1hr 40mins+ for each battery. Both of these flashlights have such a satisfying beam throw. I've gotten so hooked on exploring at night and seeing what i can find & how far away i can spot things with these lights. I'm very satisfied with both of these lights
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i ride a powerful e-Unicycle with my ms-18 at winter
Out of the many popular flashlight manufacturers I also think acebeam makes the most durable high quality lights. Much of my collection is ace and I have a respectable amount of lights
any of these can survive wet condition? i mean, like dropped into snow, or a puddle, or or seawater. or at the very least, rain? tbh, i was really hoping for a dip test when i saw the river @ 16:36.
The Acebeam is waterproof (IPX8), the other are all IP56 or less - meaning they can get wet, but should not be submerged.
@@betara_indera_gunung_timur I’ve dropped many of mine in snow with no issues. Cold hands don’t grip well.
What is a good flashlight at a reasonable price that u would recommend just wondering
Look at the Sofirn SP36 or Q8 series lights
Good lux to you too, good sir.
On the x75, silicone grease is dielectric. Apart from the potential minor shit build up (which is unlikely under that oring and thread) the port under the cap is all good
Good job Matt
Although smaller than the other impressive power of MS12 Mini
These flashlights r insane they r even brighter then my 2017 gmc Serra headlights on brights
15:30 There is now an upgraded IMALENT MS12 Mini-C with USB-C charging and a handle to carry the flashlight.
Darn, wish I had mentioned that in the video
the fan coming on sounds like someone screaming as they are blinded by the flashlight
I have the SR32. I really only use it to “wow” people lol. Personally its just to large and heavy to use functionally in my opinion
Well done!
I like the MR 90 flashlight
Thanks I’ll just several cheap flashlights and tape them together.
This video shows, who are the industry leaders!
I thought the fan activates immediately on the X75 regardless of temp when turbo is used? I reviewed it, but sold it straight after.
It doesn't, when the light is cool the fan will take a while to ativate.
Dont even bother trying to get the ms32 if you are in the UK right now, ive just been tru 2 weeks of hell going thru 3 ebay sellers 2 of them oficial imalent dealers & one third party, ive been messed about each time with them taking the money & then them saying that the light is not actually in stock & thers a month to wait.
Then ive had to wait 3 days for the money to come back from ebay each time. Ive given up, i cant find one for sale here, its a dam nightmare, ive wanted one of these for ages but its just to costly for me to import a one-off myself. If any one knows ANYWHERE in the UK i can get one ide be very greatfull.
Amazon have them currently, on sale too
ACEBEAM X90 will eventually make that ranking😏😏
The problem with all these high lumen flashlights is the highest setting only runs for about 45 seconds or less then it cuts back on the lumens. What's the point if the highest setting doesn't last long? I personally prefer an HID bulb with a good reflector and it doesn't back off from the lumens. I use a 11000mah 14.8v 100c rc battery to power my HID spotlight and from the testing I've done, I'll get over 3 hours run time with the 50watt HID kit. Also, you can plug it into the vehicles 12v socket and run it as long as you want.
To be fair, every flashlight shown in this video can sustain a higher light output than your hid setup (with the last one beating it by guestimated 50% more and the rest doing double to triple the output, and still come ahead when you want it for 3h.) And thanks to the 100w usb-c charging, they probably can suatain it indefinitly.
The redicoulus output is just a bonus on top and sometimes 45s are enough to just look at something, considering you can use it repeatedly with small breaks.
But yeah, HID certanly is also neat.
@@clockworkvanhellsing372 I have a few led lights and after a few mins, they get so hot I need to turn them off and let then cool. My hid's do get hot but not to the point I need to turn them off.
Send us some links where you purchased it
What is the farthest throwing LEP FOR $300 or less
that might just be the Amutorch BT60 for 199 bucks. Got one myself. 2.5 kilometer beam range. Impressive for the price point.
all are useless for an average person, just like my AcebeemK75 (way low lumens buy way more throw). yet i love it all!
if you have a vast yard or you are in some kind of 1st responder then those are very usefull.
I sell them all! I have them all and they are the best!
I have the ms18.
It has broken twice, even though i am a careful person
First time was a charging issue.
I would not recharge the battery. After the company made it difficult, i was able to exchange it. The new one cracked the front glass due to heat from the leds.
They did not stand by their product.
I was mad, as it wasn’t cheap, and didn’t hold up to use. I would advise against buying this company’s products.
I can see the next videos being like ... What is the most brightest AND practical flashlight of 2024 ? cause none of this are due to their size, weigh, heat, battery duration, etc. These are just models for braggin rights of "worlds most brightest".
Finish high school before making an account here old tart. Brightest flashlight doesn't have any requirements. It has to be the brightest. That's it. "Bragging Rights". There is nothing brighter out there. Stay off the internet. Who are you to add what size weight heat or battery duration it needs to be? BRIGHTEST. Pick up a dictionary next time.
Tôi muốn mua ms32 nhưng tôi nghe nói nó dễ bị hư hỏng
My left ear is sad
incredile
Those performance charts are unclear
Yeah I'm not interested in lighting up the county. 😁
Can give me ome😂😂
$750 for a flashlight 😂
with ONE led.
multi 😂 scam.
hell yeah brother thanks for sharing so cool
i wish i would of bought one or two good flashlights instead of buying a bunch of cheaper ones but i still love collecting flashlights even if they are crap lights compared to these ones
Honestly at the end of the day, having a bunch of lights you like is more important than numbers and quality.. this is coming from a owner of 2 of the brightest flashlights in the world, small edc modded lights, tons of edc of varying quality.. get what you like, but always try to have one show stopper if you like to impress lol. I did a video on the ms18 vs ms32 for upgrading and beamshots if you are ever curious.. as for the sr32, the specs are optimistic the ms18 comes in at 102,000 lumens avg and the sr32 comes in at 103,000 avg. I’d consider x75 ms18 or ms32.. the sr, I wouldn’t consider.. the sr16 is what I would get over the sr32.
@@AverageReviewsYT True true i am happy with all my lights and never regreat buying them so thanks for the video and i cant wait till the next one if you could please do a review on the best but cheapest throwers avalible only if you have time
@@PattiPoss my channel isn’t active anymore, due to living situations and time. If you want a solid cheap contender for high throw budget, my favorite edc is the Thrunite catapult mini v1 (or v2). Up from that in size for edc I’d go with the wurkkos ts11 (or ts11s). Convoys c8+ has some solid options and beyond that we’re talking can sized, and for that I’d go with a Thrunite midsize light. ( like the catapult pro or the v6) beyond that, and we’re talking dedicated expensive throwers..
well now these do cost some money but most people spend 500 dollars a month or more just on food so a 500.00 dollar flashlight is allot of money just for a light but its the worlds brightest light so for that to me it would be worth 500 dollars all day long but yeah thats just me tho if i had over 500 dollars to spend i would deffinitly buy one of these brightest lights so thanks for sharing
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