you might very well have the best beam shots in the business, bravo! great job of putting into perspective the amount of light this guy puts out in an easy to follow/cohesive way, i really appreciate this!
The drone shots are so calming after a stressful day. I could have this video play as a screen saver. I’ve already got one of your photos set as my background! Bloody amazing. I’d love a x75 but the misses would kill me lol
Of all multi-LEDs high-power flashlights currently on the market, the X75 is the only one with a proper thermal and electrical design. This shows as the X75 being able to emit ~ 20,000 Lumens for half hour, independent of temperature and battery charge level. No other light is capable of such a feat, and it is almost a reason for celebrating! The X75 is pretty expensive, but - for the time being - is the only light in its class to be worth every pound (or dollar) paid. Thank you for the review. Anthony
i dont usually comment on videos but maan those shots were awesome. It is very hard to show true power of those tiny monsters but youve done it perfectly. Keep it up !
I appreciate the comment, thank you 😊 maybe I should have excluded the talking and spent more time on more night footage. I was up against the clock trying to get it done for Matt Smith's video.
Amazing footage, came over from Matt's channel. Thank you so much for the time and effort on something you had no interest in. Wish I lived in new zealand when you were selling it at a discount, haha. Looking at them now for black friday though. Thanks again.
Thank you. Haha, the X75 sold immediately after the video was uploaded. I kind of wished I sold it at a higher price considering how much they sell for over here.
Superb night shots mate. The drone brings a whole new perspective. Love the rain shots, liquid cooling! I’ve got 3 Acebeams this looks like number 4. Thank you for your efforts and the upload. 👍
I actually filmed both locations on a clear night, just on the wrong settings. I had to pull my wife out with me to hold an umbrella over the camera, she wasn't very happy lol.
Approximately 5:30 mark you walking out in the rain with both the lights made me chuckle. I was out shining in a squall and the local sheriff stopped and said Are you serious!
I Like the warm colour and spread, thinking it would suit me well here, even if its missing a longer mid high mode. ;-) Ps, its been sold, and Its just arrived, impressive is my first impression( also have skyray kings, sofirn Q8's, mateminco mt70, fireflies rot66 etc) One thing i really like so far, is the sliding lockout, mainly because it also locks the buttons when torch is on. (Finding i like to lock it on ultra low mode, for general use walking the dog so far). Turbo in our local park, was like the park just had all round stadium lights installed and turned on, impressive. Max distance with some mist in the air, fell short of the mt70's hot spot, that i just compared too, but the wide and bright coverage at a good distance, is excellent.
Hi J.. just finish reading your thread an hour ago.. yes.. high lumens does heat up.. glad the stepdown is fast 😄.. would've been a lot hotter if it was ms12. Just seeing the copper heatsink, and generous ventilation, seems R&D put lot of effort to this light. I always see this sort of lumen monster as a tool; to help the operator illuminate vast area with dispersion wide enough they can scan without moving the light too much, and at limited duration (imagine continuously blasting 10k+ lumens of photons for a casual 60 minutes stroll). My EC06 is my limit (for now).. now i have the urge for a 'floody' thrower.. Thank you J Cheers lampusaku_
I personally would prefer something with a little more range myself, much more useful out on the farm. Acebeam have mentioned they're thinking of an X75 based thrower which could be interesting.
@@PiercingTheDarkness There's compromise to it. For range, reflector is essential. GT90, GT94, A1etc. Flashlight manufacturer should spend longer time calculating their reflector build( for different led configuration)
The ec06 is an absolute beast and i love mine but I've finally decided to get the X75 i genuinely don't know what my reaction is going to be to this light but one thing is for certain it's definitely the most expensive light I've purchased to date 😅
It's a great flashlight, but...yes there's a but 😂 I do prefer my Imalent SR16 for the extra range. It just depends on what you enjoy, whether that's a wide flood beam or getting a bit more reach. There is the XHP70.3 HI version of the X75 though which offers a little more range.
I know it is rated for 30 seconds on turbo, but I read a review on Candlepowerforums where they ran this light for a little over 60 seconds on turbo before it dropped down. What runtime did you actually get on turbo?
@@mwstoll better to look at the 1Lumen review for the runtime graphs. I didn't test the lumens or make graphs because it was too large for my setup. I sold the X75 immediately afterwards since I never use anything I review.
@@PiercingTheDarkness Thanks for the reply. Maybe another question...I have a MS12W Mini. Do you think the X75 5000k or 6500k color would be in more alignment to the MS12W?
6500K is spe'd at the 80,000, so it should be a tiny bit brighter. I personally like the warmer color temperature, so I think that'll just come down to personal preference as to what someone prefers.
@@Shadoweee it is, yes, but the camera's sensor is better than most of the others. The extra weight helps it to not be blown in the wind too much as well. When using multiple flashlights it would be a mess to get the frames to match otherwise. The Sofirn IF22A thumbnail was a 20 second exposure which would be impossible to pull off with a smaller model 😊 I appreciate the comment.
@@PiercingTheDarkness Haven't purchased the product yet. Have you actually experimented with placing 10,000 candles and continuing for an hour straight?
For a $450 light an integrated pack seems sketchy. Li-ion cells fail all the time. I had varios li-ion cells fail randomly, and I simply don't trust integrated li-ion packs. Failure rate is just too high.
That's why there's a lot of different models to suit everyone. You certainly wouldn't achieve 80K with individual cells that's for sure. Price is $399 which is currently the best in comparison to other models. Great price in my opinion regardless of the battery pack. I'm not a big fan of an integrated pack either, but honestly some people like them. When you think about it, it's no different than buying a laptop...
possiedo la ec06 e per il prezzo che ha è ottima.Non volevo pentirmi di sbagliare,ed ho acquistato la Imalent Ms18.Acebeam x75 è un bel prodotto,ma l’ms18 è inarrivabile per adesso.
you might very well have the best beam shots in the business, bravo!
great job of putting into perspective the amount of light this guy puts out in an easy to follow/cohesive way, i really appreciate this!
I appreciate the comment, thank you for taking the time to write it.
The drone shots are so calming after a stressful day. I could have this video play as a screen saver. I’ve already got one of your photos set as my background! Bloody amazing. I’d love a x75 but the misses would kill me lol
Starting at 4:26 where you did those fades from one still to the next was awesome. I especially like the one at 4:40.
Thank you Matt.
Here from Matt smith’s channel to see those drone shots!
Excellent footage, really shows what the torches are capable of. Keep up the good work mate, from across the ditch! 👍
Of all multi-LEDs high-power flashlights currently on the market, the X75 is the only one with a proper thermal and electrical design. This shows as the X75 being able to emit ~ 20,000 Lumens for half hour, independent of temperature and battery charge level. No other light is capable of such a feat, and it is almost a reason for celebrating! The X75 is pretty expensive, but - for the time being - is the only light in its class to be worth every pound (or dollar) paid.
Thank you for the review.
Anthony
i dont usually comment on videos but maan those shots were awesome. It is very hard to show true power of those tiny monsters but youve done it perfectly. Keep it up !
I appreciate the comment, thank you 😊 maybe I should have excluded the talking and spent more time on more night footage. I was up against the clock trying to get it done for Matt Smith's video.
Amazing footage, came over from Matt's channel.
Thank you so much for the time and effort on something you had no interest in.
Wish I lived in new zealand when you were selling it at a discount, haha.
Looking at them now for black friday though.
Thanks again.
Thank you.
Haha, the X75 sold immediately after the video was uploaded. I kind of wished I sold it at a higher price considering how much they sell for over here.
Yor beamshots are just tremendous! Keep up the great work man :D
thanks for the comment
Great review, nice job 👍 I love the comparison shots. Thanks for that.
Greetings from BLF 😉
Very nice introduction!! Well done... those comparison shots are very helpful! Great stuff.
Man i told u before them Drone Shots were Epic!!! Even MATT SMITH Plugged u Bruh!! Keep it up! Love ur videos!!!
Insane! Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪
I have both of these lights, both amazing for their size, absolute beasts.
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Wow. What a perfect review. I subscribe. In 1-2 days my x75 is gonna be in my hands. Drone footage is next level.
Those drone pictures are incredible. Really shows the insane amount of light this puts out. Great review!
Superb night shots mate.
The drone brings a whole new perspective.
Love the rain shots, liquid cooling!
I’ve got 3 Acebeams this looks like number 4.
Thank you for your efforts and the upload.
👍
I actually filmed both locations on a clear night, just on the wrong settings. I had to pull my wife out with me to hold an umbrella over the camera, she wasn't very happy lol.
Approximately 5:30 mark you walking out in the rain with both the lights made me chuckle.
I was out shining in a squall and the local sheriff stopped and said
Are you serious!
Thanks for showing how well the flashlight performs. Its really Big of you the provide testing. Thanks again, Troy J. Pierce
Fantastic video. Drone beam shots are the way to go. Subscribed.
What a crazy ass landscape. looks like a Dali painting
I Like the warm colour and spread, thinking it would suit me well here, even if its missing a longer mid high mode. ;-)
Ps, its been sold, and Its just arrived, impressive is my first impression( also have skyray kings, sofirn Q8's, mateminco mt70, fireflies rot66 etc)
One thing i really like so far, is the sliding lockout, mainly because it also locks the buttons when torch is on. (Finding i like to lock it on ultra low mode, for general use walking the dog so far). Turbo in our local park, was like the park just had all round stadium lights installed and turned on, impressive. Max distance with some mist in the air, fell short of the mt70's hot spot, that i just compared too, but the wide and bright coverage at a good distance, is excellent.
Great footage and review. What a beast of a light.
Beautiful review.i love the beam shots!
Awesome man, thanks for the great videos, all the time spent shooting and editing etc.
What a beast and that drone footage at 4:46 min is the selling point!
Hi J.. just finish reading your thread an hour ago.. yes.. high lumens does heat up.. glad the stepdown is fast 😄.. would've been a lot hotter if it was ms12.
Just seeing the copper heatsink, and generous ventilation, seems R&D put lot of effort to this light.
I always see this sort of lumen monster as a tool; to help the operator illuminate vast area with dispersion wide enough they can scan without moving the light too much, and at limited duration (imagine continuously blasting 10k+ lumens of photons for a casual 60 minutes stroll).
My EC06 is my limit (for now).. now i have the urge for a 'floody' thrower..
Thank you J
Cheers
lampusaku_
I personally would prefer something with a little more range myself, much more useful out on the farm. Acebeam have mentioned they're thinking of an X75 based thrower which could be interesting.
@@PiercingTheDarkness There's compromise to it. For range, reflector is essential. GT90, GT94, A1etc.
Flashlight manufacturer should spend longer time calculating their reflector build( for different led configuration)
I just used the acebeam link and discount code and got it for 340 dollars shipped. What an amazing deal.
Awesome comparison photos! I'm keen to see the Sofirn Q8 Plus 🤣
Yeah, I'll just redo all the footage to compare the difference 🤣
Heh, it'll probably be the same as the Astrolux EC06 🤣
That place is so beautiful, especially at 6:25
The ec06 is an absolute beast and i love mine but I've finally decided to get the X75
i genuinely don't know what my reaction is going to be to this light but one thing is for certain it's definitely the most expensive light I've purchased to date 😅
It's a great flashlight, but...yes there's a but 😂 I do prefer my Imalent SR16 for the extra range. It just depends on what you enjoy, whether that's a wide flood beam or getting a bit more reach. There is the XHP70.3 HI version of the X75 though which offers a little more range.
Do you have a Rumble account I can watch your videos on?
What difference is there between the 70.2 and 70.3 which would you recommend.
I heard 70.2 is more stable. But do check on your own.
Amazing :) im getting one :)
Woww!! Incredible
Almost half the price of the Imalent and much higher build quality, seems like a no-brainer
Excellent beamshots.
I love this review
How many times you can go turbo with one charge.I mean 30 seconds, after cool down, again?
Awesome torch just wish they made it with a higher CRI
Not comprehensible why the white version of the XHP 70.2 is not available after the announcement. But that's how I save the money for the Imalent SR16
I know it is rated for 30 seconds on turbo, but I read a review on Candlepowerforums where they ran this light for a little over 60 seconds on turbo before it dropped down. What runtime did you actually get on turbo?
@@mwstoll better to look at the 1Lumen review for the runtime graphs. I didn't test the lumens or make graphs because it was too large for my setup. I sold the X75 immediately afterwards since I never use anything I review.
@@PiercingTheDarkness Thanks for the reply. Maybe another question...I have a MS12W Mini. Do you think the X75 5000k or 6500k color would be in more alignment to the MS12W?
Do you think the 6500k version will be just as good ? The 5000k have all sold out.
6500K is spe'd at the 80,000, so it should be a tiny bit brighter. I personally like the warmer color temperature, so I think that'll just come down to personal preference as to what someone prefers.
Thanks mate. Great vid 👍
how’s everythin going?,you did well -Piercing!:))
I'm doing well, thank you. I'm just relaxing now after a stressful few days getting this review done 😊
I'm glad you enjoyed the footage.
Great video bud! What drone do You use?
Thank you.
DJI Phantom 4 Pro. I chose this one so I could also mount flashlights underneath, I've done this in a few reviews.
@@PiercingTheDarkness Isn't that a bit "older" drone? Either way the quality was superb - that's why I asked! It does the job very well!
@@Shadoweee it is, yes, but the camera's sensor is better than most of the others. The extra weight helps it to not be blown in the wind too much as well. When using multiple flashlights it would be a mess to get the frames to match otherwise. The Sofirn IF22A thumbnail was a 20 second exposure which would be impossible to pull off with a smaller model 😊
I appreciate the comment.
@@PiercingTheDarkness Makes sense - thanks!
Heaps of light
Hi. Does 11,000 lumens really last for an hour without a drop in light? As shown in the catalog
1Lumen tested the X75 and measured just above 10,000 lumens for 60 minutes. You can check out their review which shows runtime graphs for proof.
@@PiercingTheDarkness Haven't purchased the product yet. Have you actually experimented with placing 10,000 candles and continuing for an hour straight?
For a $450 light an integrated pack seems sketchy. Li-ion cells fail all the time. I had varios li-ion cells fail randomly, and I simply don't trust integrated li-ion packs. Failure rate is just too high.
That's why there's a lot of different models to suit everyone. You certainly wouldn't achieve 80K with individual cells that's for sure. Price is $399 which is currently the best in comparison to other models. Great price in my opinion regardless of the battery pack. I'm not a big fan of an integrated pack either, but honestly some people like them. When you think about it, it's no different than buying a laptop...
Please link to official failure rate stats.
Is this torch still for sale? - Regards Steve
Hi Steve, sold to a commenter below "retiredkiwi". He grabbed it straight away.
Slide that x75 into the back of this!!! 'Hensel 9" Large Reflector, 30 Degrees', from too much spill to way way way more throw!!!
Also line it with metalized mylar or aluminum tape!
Did you say yours is the 5000k version? That model is not capable of 80k lumens, it’s 72-75k. Only the 6500k is 80k.
As shown in my review 1:50 notice what I have written.
@@PiercingTheDarkness I didn't see what you wrote, I only heard what you said. No biggie.
How much
There's two links to click on that'll provide that info, one in the comments and another in the description.
So, I breath in all that crap in the air shown with high lumens? Damn.
possiedo la ec06 e per il prezzo che ha è ottima.Non volevo pentirmi di sbagliare,ed ho acquistato la Imalent Ms18.Acebeam x75 è un bel prodotto,ma l’ms18 è inarrivabile per adesso.
9:52.. yet people still complain they cant run their cheap garbage 18650s in any given light..
Y
Z?