🔥 5,000 Lumens! Acebeam L35 

Thanks Eric.

Did the L18 come with a battery? If yes, where did you buy it?

@@sevader1847 I bought it from Amazon (Germany). I payed 99 Euro and it comes with a 5100mAh USB-C rechargeable battery.

bobgox you too man. Thanks for asking

@@HarleyWood23 > sure thing HW, you had mentioned in one of your last vids and it stuck with me (been there too), hope all is well, wishing you all the best, warm regards & thanks for all your great work over this incredibly rough year for us all !

Thanks man. You too brother

Thanks man. Appreciate you watching

Joseph Kasperek Thanks man. How you been?

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If u buy l19, u must buy l35 together, because l19 throw, l35 flood.

Different type of lights. If you want an Acebeam to compare with the Olight WXT then that would be the L18 or L19.

@@Isaiiahii my Olight is actually 1100 lumens. I have a Imalent R90C, which has 25000 lumens and a beam distance of 1760 meters, I believe that's correct.

@@roypatterson9910 I think you misunderstood my point. I was pointing out that the L35 is a different type of to the Olight Warrior X Turbo, so they shouldn't be compared to each other - they are in completely different categories - and also that Acebeam lights that are comparable to the WXT are the L18 and L19.

@@Isaiiahii bos u must write, l35 is flood, olight warrior is throw, no same product, if want compare with l19 or l18.but i don't like olight product, i like acebeam products more. 👍👍👍

Jovon Wynn can’t go wrong with any of those. Thanks for watching.

Thanks man

Hi Fritz, thanks for your comments! This is Jessie from Acebeam. Could you please email me: jessie@acebeam.com I wish to talk more about the light's design. Thank you!

which tactical lights besides maybe a acebeam t36 can you recommend?

​@@lucada32 My favorite user interface by far is on the Klarus lights with the dual tail switches. I wish the lights were a little nicer, but I run several of them and like them very much. The 2 that I would recommend are the XT11X (18650 battery- 3200 lumen turbo and the Xt21X (21700 battery- 4000 lumen turbo. Both of these lights are primarily flood with a bit of throw. If you need to throw light more, I like the Acebeam L16 and the Eagletac S25R, 2000 lumen and 2600 lumen respectively. Both are 18650 lights. I carry different lights depending where I am going. If I am going where it will be mostly dark I will carry either Klarus. If I am going in a semi lit or lit urban environment, I will carry something that throws more like the lights I mentioned. They all have simple user interfaces which can be set to come on at turbo as primary and the Klarus lights also have instant strobe, and you can switch between strobe, steady on, lower brightness settings or off very easily and intuitively. I have not found any other light with a dual tail switch setup that I like nearly as much. Hope this is helpful.

@@fritz7943 I don't know any flashlight that has a different lock for the button and not for the tail switch like you was saying, a few sofirns you can still activate moonlight mode from lockout but then the battery is obviously still reciving power from the battery so the battery will need removing straight away for storage so it's kinda a down fall as its still puttting out power while in your pocket locked and personally the l35 has a very firm clicky side switch so it's not even got the problem you are talking about, the reason this flashlight came to the market is because all flashlights operate like this and the l35 is maybe the best I have used in all areas from ui to beam. But for real i would love to know what brand have 2 individual lockouts for tail and side switch

@@fritz7943 the down fall to klarus to me is the ui, I always need instant access to turbo from either double click or tail switch and moonlight from hold or second button which klarus offers but also I need acces to my memorised mode from the single click, that way the light is always 1 or maximum of 2 clicks away from where you want. So that's thrunite acebeam olight and sofirn. Fenix klarus and nightcore all have slow to maneuver ui, fenix should make the side switch able to turn on and off and klarus should put a memory mode on the small tail switch and a hold small switch to access moonlight then it would be perfect, it's like the ui was made by infants

Why that l35 is pretty sick? Ice always kin of wanted a klarus and a eagle tac, but I'm leaning towards Fenix TK22 or Acebeam L35 probably not the second version of it which is cooler and throws further the version 2

I’ve seen claims between 3700 up to 9000. I can’t imagine how hot it gets when trying to push 9000 though.

@@HarleyWood23 I looked it up on their website and cree has the xhp70.2 maxed out at 3408 lumens. Which makes sense because I saw a video with the imalent m18 where the guy actually measured the supposed 100,000 lumen light and it only came out to about 60,000+ lumens which is pretty on point with crees specs. Ms18 so 18 xhp70.2×3408 lumens =61,344 lumens. I rest my case your honor! Lol it seems everyone embellishes a bit

L35 is 5000k bud

@@darrenreid1424 there are two versions, lattice with 6500 and cree with 5000

@@WiesoNurMistnamen What are the benefits of the lattice? IMHO, and I'm relatively new to this but Cree's are like more or less the most consistently blindingly bright emitters out there.

​@@zezimadude13 Cree is the older and more renown brand. Lattice had a bit cheap image but improved a lot. A ittle more throw, a little less lumen, a little more artifacts. Main difference is the whiteness

Lol. I’m not gonna lie...when I watch the video, the eyebrows bothered me too. I just trimmed. Lol.

@@HarleyWood23, haha me too. I used a 3 attachment on the clippers cause mine are like Eugene Levy's helter skelter brows. :)