Acebeam X45 CREE XHP70.2 GEN II LED Flashlight -5000K Neutral White -18,000 Lumens

Acebeam X45 is very bright with awesome flood and nice throw. It’s a good size in the hand and not too heavy. Design and construction is top tier. Got the light in 2 days so I’m very happy.Don’t be afraid of the dark, let darkness be afraid of you!

Way to expensive for just what is in reality a standard flashlight. It was great the first couple of times but now seems to be losing its brightness. Does not come with the battery charger. You will need to purchase one of those as well.

Great build quality, really bright its like daylight when it’s on turbo max, does not come with a charger but you can get them pretty cheap, overall I definitely recommend for any flashaholic

I have owned this flashlight for 6 months now and I am happy to have it as the big flood light in my family.What I've learned thru the growth of my flashlight addiction is that a major selling point is the maximum lumens output, which sound really nice, but honestly is never practical.This flashlight is very well made, feels nice in the hand and has a great flood. It uses 4 XHP 70.2 Leds, which are the largest Diodes I've seen in a flashlight. Almost the size of a Dime. What I love about these Diodes is that you do not need to push them to their maximum to achieve practically bright lighting.Forget Turbo (9000 lumens), and Turbo Max (16,000 lumens). They are not usable, as your batteries will drain quickly causing the temperature of your flashlight to heat to the point it is too hot to hold. While it is fun to show your friends for a few seconds at a time, I will say the High mode (5000 Lumens) is the key seller here.This light replaced my 2015 Fenix TK45 4000 Lumen Max light. When I ran my TK45, which had 4XM-L2 LEDs, got so hot on high mode at 4000 lumens, i could not hold it after 2 minutes. What good is a light that you can't hold on to? Since 2015 LED tech has come a long way and quadrupled in size with the XHP 70.2.That being said, I can run the X45 on high at 5000 lumens, and it will not get too hot to hold, which is exactly what I need.The only cons I can think of is the following:- The XHP 70.2 has a slightly greenish hue in the middle of the beam and gets cooler at wider angles, however it is less noticeable when used outside.- Battery life is fair for this size of a light, but I wish there was an extension tube so that I could run 8 batteries.- It doesn't seem to cut off when the batteries are getting low... only the red light goes on, which means you need to cut it off or kill your battery completely to the point it wont charge anymore. I would prefer stepdown, however maybe some prefer squeezing all the juice out of the cel. Not great for the batteries lifecycle.Overall, It's a well made light that blinds. For under $200, its a good deal, and deserves a spot in everyones collection. I would recommend an extra set of Samsung 30Qs.Look forward to adding another Acebeam product soon to my collection.

The brightest flashlight ever. It looks like day time in a dark room

Great flashlight for the life of the battery. Very bright and lights up the woods, when it works.I took it out a month later for the trip to check the battery and dead batteries.(no charger included)But i had ordered 18650 batteries for another flashlight with a charger.The 18650 batteries were not the same size and the acebeam did not charge on the 18650 charger I did have.Very frustrating, ended up taking the olight and Dikomo lights with me and they did great.

Nice orignal product with nice support

When you gotta see deep...I mean "rrreeeaaalll deep". Cause' dat s*** is super deep. Ask yourself if you've ever seen the dark side of the moon...well this will light it up like a strippers hiney when you flash that wad of $1's!!! 18000 lumens of pure sun blasting in the face of the blood thirsty zombie army! No need for daytime 'cause this thing will illuminate your retinas to the point of you officially being legally blind! Just raw unadulterated fairy dust put into a smelter mixed with angel dust and put into a flashlight. Enjoy!