E75

First let me say i've been a Olight fan for years. Ive been using a Seeker 2 forever and cannot say a single bad thing about it. Mines had a pretty rough life and has never failed me but i decided to get the Seeker 4 pro when it was released. I couldn't stand having to rotate the silly dial in order to unlock the power button. I felt like that feature was gadgety and unnecessary. I've never thought I needed a "safety" on a flashlight, it just made the light harder to manipulate with gloves or grease covered hands so i returned it and got a E75. This light has the two things that would have made the seeker perfect, USB-C onboard charging and a better beam. The seeker is bright but all flood, the Acebeam has more of a combination beam with good flood and a tighter throw area in the middle. Usually beams like this look bad because they are on cheap lights but with this one it blends very well. The build quality is very good, had a solid feel. If I had one bad thing to say it would be the clip. It just looks and feels cheap and leaves a lot of the light sticking out of my pocket but I'm going to remove mine because all my pants have a perfect little flashlight pouch already. Long story short its a awesome light, and if it lasts better than the seeker.

I’ve heard nothing but good reviews and that seems right for the product I’ve received, it’s great. You get a very nicely designed box with the flashlight, a charger, two rubber sleeves that go in the top of the flashlight like you see in movies where they’re directed planes or traffic( the red lights they move around to direct things) and some replacement rubber seal so you can keep it water proof, and a manual on how to use it. It’s very bright compared to a flashlight you can get at any retail store. It has several modes between very very little light and a ton of light, this is a perfect light for the price. The battery life is quite nice, I’ve had it had for a month or two and haven’t had to charge it once. If you need s flashlight for occasional use, or even constant use, this is the perfect light. Just be careful because the very end of it towards the light can get very hot if you use the high or turbo mode for very long, but as long as you hold it normally it should only get warm and not uncomfortably hot.

Fantastic light with good medium throw and fairly thick for great thermals. Moon mode pleasant and the mode spacing is usable, 519a version has beautiful color rendering as well.

We bought this light and the sofirn Q8 Pro. This light seemed well made with good features, but it was nowhere close to as bright as the sofirn and we need the brightness and distance so we ended up returning.

It's an Acebeam designed around edc with some extra power, what can I say? Acebeam usually makes good products, I wanted this one for a little bit and when I got it I was satisfied. Initially I felt like it wasn't as bright as advertised when compared to some other flashlights, but had to learn that our perception of brightness is quite subjective and that this is not a thrower, so it's hotspot will be more all around rather than concentrated, giving the illusion of "not being that bright" even though it definitely still is. It's a solid, tough, yet sleek feeling and looking light.

This is a 21700 battery flashlight, so it should be a little big, but in comparison with something, like say a Skilhunt EC300, it's much bigger. Mine came with the silicone diffusers in red and white, they came in super-handy for Halloween trick or treating, it was super-bright and made my kids very visible on the lowest light setting. I only wish that this supported being used as a battery bank like the EC300 does. Conversely, this light is *much* brighter than the EC300 in all modes.

Great compact flashlight! It doesn't have a miraculously bright light, but it's enough. It's very convenient and practical to use. (Warning! Gets very hot during use.)

seams like good quality but way over priced.