ACEBEAM E75 - High CRI flashlight - 3000 lumens - Type-C charging - Magnetic tail cap - 21700

[@FLASHAHOLIC_TV]

Get the ACEBEAM E75 here: www.acebeam.com/e75

[@mrnobodyjo]

Love your work! Can you please recommend two throwers with a decent wide beam, in pocketable sizes? I live in a hot country, if they can have great heat management (doesn't get too warm / hot) that'll be great. Thank you.

[@FLASHAHOLIC_TV]

@jonobody1454 what kind of range? THRUNITE TN12 is great but only 400m. Olight Javelot mini and Sofirn IF22A have bigger heads but throw like the devil.

[@mrnobodyjo]

@@FLASHAHOLIC_TV, thanks. Whichever one runs cooler! I think 400m is plenty. I would be happy with 250m, or 300m and up without sacrificing a nice wide throw. As long as the beam is not so narrow with a concentrated hotspot. Hopefully to use at a farm to search for things and look at the perimeter at night. Doesn't need to be blindingly bright.

[@DONK0]

Flashaholic is my favorite light reviewer. There's something mystical about his videos.

[@mosszaphod]

I love the 90+ CRI lights! This one doesn't seem troo shabby!

[@soyunmtx]

Picked one with 5000k tint and traffic wand. No problems with this beast! Working flawlesly!

[@rjbfreelander2]

Impressive light, might have found a winner to add to my EDC kits.

[@FLASHAHOLIC_TV]

Can't go wrong with this one

[@polymathematics5837]

Beautiful music, thank you!

[@FLASHAHOLIC_TV]

My pleasure!

[@Codename1Alice8]

I have bought this amazing flashlight. It is very cool. Thank you for the very cool video.

[@FLASHAHOLIC_TV]

It's a great light.

[@AlrekArinbjorn]

I have the green one too, but I went with the high-cri 519a option

[@alextothehbro]

High CRI is great but Olight still takes the cake for me on this one. It may have that typical cool white LED effect going on but look at that output comparison. Olight nails their hotspot no matter how wide it is and gives you great beam distance with perfect usable spill/flood. Never had an Olight fail on me and can't justify switching brands just yet. I have a Seeker 2 pro I bought at release and it is still my EDC. Goes with me everywhere and still works perfect.

[@Aerox90]

I agree. Olight makes really great flashlights! I too EDC the Seeker 2 Pro (even though I have the Seeker 4 Pro as well I still prefer the Seeker 2). It's the perfect light in my opinion. The only thing I dislike about it is the slightly greenish tint. If the Seeker 2 Pro didn't have that greenish tint, then I would'nt feel the need to buy new flashlights every month 😂 The Seeker 4 Pro has perfect tint. But I really hate the button! You can't lock it manually (you have to wait for it to autolock) and if you don't want to lock it, well you have no choice.

[@dhulcarnain]

Superbe comparaison, très bon travail. Félicitations.

[@FLASHAHOLIC_TV]

Cheers Chief 🍻

[@dandyer8351]

Is this the teal version ?

[@joeyraizo]

Sofirn sc33 5200lumen or Acebeam e75 4500lumen?

[@the_nma5119]

great CRI but you cant fck with the seeker 3 pro. thats the winner

[@michikuri00]

Fully Agree. Althought it is made very similar to Olight Seeker 3 Rpo, you cannot compare, as Olight has so much more built-in... E75 is in the end a simple quad flashlight

[@Codename1Alice8]

I have sold all my olight flashlights becauce they wasnt reliable in dark lost places. But thats only my opinion.

[@sora3354]

harsh ugly 6-7K tint, magnetic charging, olight proprietary battery and a rotating switch. Ew.

[@Lucas-ck1po]

Olights are lights for people who just want their lights to work. Acebeam gives more thought for the enthusiast's demands such as high CRI options, better emitter tints etc. They sit between the alikes of Olight and enthusiast class stuff like Emissars, Convoys etc. I can't go back to low cri, 6500K stuff, unless all i want is something as blindingly bright and efficient as possible. Right now my room is being illuminated by two 519 3500 and 3000K high CRI lights. They feel better than my desk lamp late night. I can definitelly see the appeal of sacrificing some lumens at max output modes for a light that feels pleasant indoors, doesn't look green and differentiates colors better looking at stuff in the ground in a trail etc. You don't need 4000 lumens straight up while doing maintenance work, close-up stuff, managing cables, building something, etc but CRI above 90 is a noticeable difference, especially when you compare them side by side. Its like turning colors ON and OFF. You have better options than high CRI emitters in case all you want is output per watt

[@gs78798]

​@@Lucas-ck1po Acebeam lights also just work. No problems with them. Because of lack of proprietary charging they are even easier to manage. Olights proprietary charging might be best for olight-enthusiasts who have many olight charging cables in their house, never loose this cable and are willing to bring it on holidays/vacation etc.

[@kissofjudaz]

Had an Rofis MR70, what lights do you consider to compare favourably with the Rofis, used to love the size, outout and features of it until I lost it in an accident, then they just disappeared.

[@FLASHAHOLIC_TV]

Sofirn IF23 maybe

[@Артём-ш5щ6ъ]

Oh! Why paint the brick?

[@rizalexplorertv4715]

Terbaik

[@rich-qk7dc]

I dont have a seeker 3 pro o got a seeker 2 pro that got outperformed by a $50 Wurkkos ts 22, found out to late there is life after Olight

[@Colin-kk8rz]

You pay more for the quality than performance with olight

[@mrnobodyjo]

Do you use our flashlight in a hot or cool country? I'm looking for something usable in a hot country.