I have the X75 /70.3 Hi 6500 K at 6700 lumens, what a beast and it maintains it’s maximum light levels better than any of them on the market. I also have the Imaleant SR16 which I love because it throws like a monster, but let me reiterate,it just can’t hold the times like the X75.🔦🔦💪
I agree this x75 will serve the search and rescue well. In my novice opinion, the average of 15000 lumens 30 minutes runtime should speak for itself. What i have in mind is this kind of tempered regulation should also applied to flashlight that on the thrower side, less emmitter, larger reflector cups. More R&D in the reflector, since now there are many high performance flat led. A good cooling system is a must for high powered flashlight. And those exposed copper heatsink... they do mean bussiness. Cheers🔦
Great review..! I bought the acebeam X70 almost 4 years ago and have used almost every since.. its never failed to function.. I hope this new one will be just as dependable.. Acebeam makes awesome products..
What a flashlight! And, what a great review! The inclusion of the runtime graphs mean everything. That shows how useful the light is. Most reviews simply demonstrate the 1st 10 seconds of light burst, fun yes but not practical.
I can recommend XHP70.3 Hi version, preferably with long battery tube for more reasonable runtimes and power. I would also go for black anode for increased scratch resistance ;)
Seems suspicious, yet with more pronounced hotspot and significantly lower output I am still interested to have it side by side with XHP70.2 HD version
Great Review. I'm selling my Acebeam X80 GT and I get the Acebeam X75 the 70.3 I am wondering how much of an upgrade this will be and how useful for personal protection?
The little valve is a battery explosion vent to relieve pressure under the event of a battery fail. These type of batteries have a higher energy density than TNT.
Interesting that they put a reset button on the battery pack. I had a problem with my x50 not wanting to take charge about a week ago and it would not turn on at all ( I was furious 🤬) so I plugged in my usb-c cable from my phone to see if that would do anything and the charging light on the battery pack came on for a second and then turned off again so I unplugged that cable and plugged the ab cable back into it and it started taking a charge again. Also had a problem with my ab x70 battery pack about a year ago. Basically just disassembled it to see if I could find anything wrong but didn’t so reassembled it and started taking a charge again. So as I said, I find it very interesting they put a reset button on the x75 battery pack.
Yes indeed. Second generation X50 already had it, and now X75. I heard some reports about X50 being stuck after fully discharging battery pack. Then lower power source had to be used to activate it. Seem like your case though....
@@FlashlightEnthusiast had issues with my X75 not taking a charge, but I put that down to not discharging it enough between charges. The reset switch did nothing at all in this case. Tried different power bricks and cables, and it would only take a charge after using it a bit more. I forgot to mention this in my review.
In general yes, in the Acebeam X50 I had 5000K which was a bit yellowish even, so I presume it would be the same in X75. For sucht high power light I would go with 6500K personally
True, I also got the GT4. My temp control is disable and I manage to get over 25000 lumens output for the first 5 minutes and still above 20 000 lumens after 10 minutes.
That is truly impressive, as it always is with BLF projects. I quickly checked Matt Smith's review on this light, this thing is just huge :D With such cooling fins and thermal mass, no wonder it can sustain that. Thank you for the comment man!
If this came in a 4000k I would be all over it. As it is, I'm having a hard time not buying even though I have a number of bright 6500k lights I never use because of the CCT.
Afternoon, thank you for a good question. Personally after I've seen X75 on XHP70.3 Hi yesterday I would only consider this version. It is still more floody then SR16, however is superior to it when it comes to sustainable output. So I would pick SR16 for better throw and slightly more compact size (you can detach the handle and use the side button) but X75 for better performance, output and powerbank function - and you can get a longer battery pack. Hope that helps, you could let me know your needs, it would be easier to decide ;)
Depends on the duration of Turbo bursts and external temperature. In my experience it is around 10 times before the flashlights stops to turn on in highest mode and only High is available. Hope it helps
@@FlashlightEnthusiast Is yours the 4.5 inch version? Is it calibrated with maukka lights? I ask because I also have the 3.5 inch and only got 54K, Matt Smith used a 6 inch with Maukka also and only measured 57,900. I sold my X75 already so can't test anymore, but just super interested if you still used the maukka calibration. Very thorough review btw, you're able to deliver much more of the technical info than me. I like to focus more on the night footage :)
No, I have the 3.5 inch version, so I had to improvise a bit with this particular light, yet nothing that would stop me from being within the accuracy range. I don't believe Texas Ace got it calibrated from Maukka, but I a mgetting pretty close results to other members, so I wouldn't be particularly concerned about that. Flashoholic got numbers close to my on X75 in his review just for the reference ;)
I just thought the same thing I have the light it’s one of my best made lights of all my lights.The cooling system is the best made cooling system on the market.
@@FlashlightEnthusiast I call such flashlights “shelflight”)). BWT: the light could useful for some applications if AB will make 70.3 4000K option. This significantly reduce “wall of light”.
Fully agree, most of us will not us it often. Seems like a great search and rescue flashlight though. XHO70.3 Hi is in my opinion neccessity not to blind yourself with light reflected in fron of you. Acebeam releases XHP70.3 Hi version soon, hope to make a comparison video in late September
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User Serviceable, non-proprietary charging, neutral tint option. Hats off to Acebeam 👍 can’t wait till I have enough spare $$ to grab one of these
Highly recommended 👍
The X75 is an awesome light and I hope Acebeam scales it up in the future for even more insanity. Such a good design.
Yes indeed. I wish reflectors were a bit deeper and that it included a pocket clip ;)
@@FlashlightEnthusiast Acebeam have hinted a thrower based on the X75 :)
That would be awesome :D
😂
I have the X75 /70.3 Hi 6500 K at 6700 lumens, what a beast and it maintains it’s maximum light levels better than any of them on the market. I also have the Imaleant SR16 which I love because it throws like a monster, but let me reiterate,it just can’t hold the times like the X75.🔦🔦💪
Thanks for sharing! Both flashlights are absolute monsters, have fun ;)
Try the Imalent sr 32 I bought, it's just an unreal spotlight.
I just ordered this beast !!! ;) Thanks for the video, you sold it for them :)
Thank you, highly appreciated 👍
I agree this x75 will serve the search and rescue well. In my novice opinion, the average of 15000 lumens 30 minutes runtime should speak for itself.
What i have in mind is this kind of tempered regulation should also applied to flashlight that on the thrower side, less emmitter, larger reflector cups. More R&D in the reflector, since now there are many high performance flat led.
A good cooling system is a must for high powered flashlight. And those exposed copper heatsink... they do mean bussiness.
Cheers🔦
Thanks for your comment. I hope Acebeam is working on a thrower around this concept... :D
Great review..! I bought the acebeam X70 almost 4 years ago and have used almost every since.. its never failed to function.. I hope this new one will be just as dependable.. Acebeam makes awesome products..
What a flashlight! And, what a great review! The inclusion of the runtime graphs mean everything. That shows how useful the light is. Most reviews simply demonstrate the 1st 10 seconds of light burst, fun yes but not practical.
Thank you sir. That's a dream of all flashlight collectors.
Thank you, indeed
This man is interested in flashlights.
Maybe... 😁
Amazing 😱😱
Yes indeed
Mr. Flashlight Enthusiast. Which is the baddest best option for the X75? Love your reviews!✌️💯
I can recommend XHP70.3 Hi version, preferably with long battery tube for more reasonable runtimes and power. I would also go for black anode for increased scratch resistance ;)
@@FlashlightEnthusiast if I can purchase on the website like you recommend I will. Thank you very much!
👍👍good.i will wait for xhp70.3 version review sir.
Thank you! Hope to make a review of that version in late September. Seems like an ideal emitter for the purpose
Definitely waiting for comparison with XHP70.3 Hi version. The latter should be substantially more throwy and less blinding 😃
👍
They only rate it as 150m more range though. Half of the ANSI rating is good usable lighting, so you're looking at an increase of 75m
Seems suspicious, yet with more pronounced hotspot and significantly lower output I am still interested to have it side by side with XHP70.2 HD version
@@FlashlightEnthusiast It would be crazy with SBT 90.2s the best LED in my opinion.
@@gwashburn39 look at the wuben A1
Great Review. I'm selling my Acebeam X80 GT and I get the Acebeam X75 the 70.3 I am wondering how much of an upgrade this will be and how useful for personal protection?
The little valve is a battery explosion vent to relieve pressure under the event of a battery fail. These type of batteries have a higher energy density than TNT.
That's a great, helpful insight, thanks for that 💪
Interesting that they put a reset button on the battery pack. I had a problem with my x50 not wanting to take charge about a week ago and it would not turn on at all ( I was furious 🤬) so I plugged in my usb-c cable from my phone to see if that would do anything and the charging light on the battery pack came on for a second and then turned off again
so I unplugged that cable and plugged the ab cable back into it and it started taking a charge again. Also had a problem with my ab x70 battery pack about a year ago. Basically just disassembled it to see if I could find anything wrong but didn’t so reassembled it and started taking a charge again. So as I said, I find it very interesting they put a reset button on the x75 battery pack.
Yes indeed. Second generation X50 already had it, and now X75. I heard some reports about X50 being stuck after fully discharging battery pack. Then lower power source had to be used to activate it. Seem like your case though....
@@FlashlightEnthusiast had issues with my X75 not taking a charge, but I put that down to not discharging it enough between charges. The reset switch did nothing at all in this case. Tried different power bricks and cables, and it would only take a charge after using it a bit more. I forgot to mention this in my review.
I've heard and seen the Micro Arc Chipping and Flaking. Any thoughts?
Indeed, much less durable in my experience
Awesome light , cant wait for some battery pack swop videos. Till then im not a buyer
I understand, thank you for your comment
Great review and amazing flashlight :)
Thank you! Extermely fun to play with, but also useful due to sustainable output. Definitely not a toy :)
They make this like in a 6500k and a 5000k version. Would you say the 6500k has a bluish tint and the 5000k is more "white"?
In general yes, in the Acebeam X50 I had 5000K which was a bit yellowish even, so I presume it would be the same in X75. For sucht high power light I would go with 6500K personally
You need to do a review on the new Acebeam P18 !!
Already in touch with Acebeam about that ;) Stay tuned
i find the fandle makes for a great pocket clip ;) my new edc light LOL
Exactly ☺️
Mine 2 years old Lumintop GT4 also has 20k+ sustainable output, until batteries are dead 🙂
Thanks for that comment. While substantially larger, it is sth worth mentioning
@@FlashlightEnthusiast thats true, its huge and very heavy.
True, I also got the GT4. My temp control is disable and I manage to get over 25000 lumens output for the first 5 minutes and still above 20 000 lumens after 10 minutes.
That is truly impressive, as it always is with BLF projects. I quickly checked Matt Smith's review on this light, this thing is just huge :D With such cooling fins and thermal mass, no wonder it can sustain that. Thank you for the comment man!
@@hardusvd how about with gt94x? have you tested? I have it, but never ran it on turbo too long
If this came in a 4000k I would be all over it. As it is, I'm having a hard time not buying even though I have a number of bright 6500k lights I never use because of the CCT.
Maybe a XHP70.3 Hi version would encourage you? 🙃
Outdoor Higher K is good.. indoor Lower K is a must for me.
It bleeds so much light at your feet, well it looks that way with every review I have seen.
It does that in reality, that is it's main drawback - it blinds you so much 😁
Morning, imalent sr16 or x75 ? Which The best? Thanks
Afternoon, thank you for a good question. Personally after I've seen X75 on XHP70.3 Hi yesterday I would only consider this version. It is still more floody then SR16, however is superior to it when it comes to sustainable output. So I would pick SR16 for better throw and slightly more compact size (you can detach the handle and use the side button) but X75 for better performance, output and powerbank function - and you can get a longer battery pack. Hope that helps, you could let me know your needs, it would be easier to decide ;)
@@FlashlightEnthusiast mine is only passion for powerful light is white, i like the head of the sr16 and the handle that comes off. but I'm undecided!
Can the old battery be replaced with a new one?
You can only buy a new battery pack if the old one dies. Replacing the cells inside is more tricky 😉
What to choose imalent mr90 acebeam x75 manker mk38 ?
Though choice karen... What do you value the most in a high power flashlight? What would you use it for?
I want to keep high brightness stably. Which one of them did you like best?
Please review x75 5000k
Maybe it would become an option for me one day...
CRI
More like 68-70 ;)
How many times you can use turbo with one charge?
Depends on the duration of Turbo bursts and external temperature. In my experience it is around 10 times before the flashlights stops to turn on in highest mode and only High is available. Hope it helps
@@FlashlightEnthusiast Thanks for the answer. For sure it was helpful 🙏
Hello! I wanted to clarify whether it is possible to review the world's brightest serial flashlight imalent ms18 ?
I have one in my collection, maybe someday... ;)
OK. But in any case, ms18 is brighter than x75, right?
And another question, is ms18 just brighter than ms18w?
Well, yes, for the first couple of seconds, MS18 is brighter than X75. However, after stepdown, X75 is twice as bright as Imalent...
Sure, Cool White variants are always brighter than neutral white
What do you use to measure lumens, a tube or sphere?
Texas Ace lumen tube
@@FlashlightEnthusiast Is yours the 4.5 inch version? Is it calibrated with maukka lights? I ask because I also have the 3.5 inch and only got 54K, Matt Smith used a 6 inch with Maukka also and only measured 57,900. I sold my X75 already so can't test anymore, but just super interested if you still used the maukka calibration.
Very thorough review btw, you're able to deliver much more of the technical info than me. I like to focus more on the night footage :)
No, I have the 3.5 inch version, so I had to improvise a bit with this particular light, yet nothing that would stop me from being within the accuracy range. I don't believe Texas Ace got it calibrated from Maukka, but I a mgetting pretty close results to other members, so I wouldn't be particularly concerned about that. Flashoholic got numbers close to my on X75 in his review just for the reference ;)
It turns night into day sir. Just so very expensive torch.
Indeed, I agree to both. However, look at X50 - same price and much lower power and performance. Is now X75 still expensive for what it offers?
You can purchase Acebeam X75 here: bit.ly/3Pyw4eO
this cheap cooling system can withstand no more than 25 watts. I AM DISAPPOINTED !
What made you come to such conclusions?
I just thought the same thing I have the light it’s one of my best made lights of all my lights.The cooling system is the best made cooling system on the market.
Great flashlight but useless))
For the majority of us probably yes 😁
@@FlashlightEnthusiast I call such flashlights “shelflight”)).
BWT: the light could useful for some applications if AB will make 70.3 4000K option. This significantly reduce “wall of light”.
Moreover, I will be happy to have AB L35 with such led.
Fully agree, most of us will not us it often. Seems like a great search and rescue flashlight though. XHO70.3 Hi is in my opinion neccessity not to blind yourself with light reflected in fron of you. Acebeam releases XHP70.3 Hi version soon, hope to make a comparison video in late September
L35 is not a problem, 1 LED swap should be achievable, you can already source XHP70.3 Hi in 4000K for instance from Kaidomain