Recommend me the highest usb rechargeable flashlight

[ven]

Does it matter if its USB rechargeable, any reason for that or can it not just be a rechargeable light(open your options up a lot). You have not mentioned budget so presume its as simple as the question, highest output regardless. Highest i presume you mean output that is!...................if right check the rc40vn40 out, is 40k enough output
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?426797-RC40vn40-40-000-Lumen-)
Little more budget friendly, the rc40vnT and rc40vnF which are near 8000lm/500kcd and 21,000lm/200kcd respectively. 

Built in USB power pack, so top your phone up or anything with a USB if needed.
Again rechargeable, acebeam x65/ x65vn 5000k neutral , around 10,500lm and 620kcd so lots of spill and throw.

 

[lstmichel]

Does it matter if its USB rechargeable, any reason for that or can it not just be a rechargeable light(open your options up a lot). You have not mentioned budget so presume its as simple as the question, highest output regardless. Highest i presume you mean output that is!...................if right check the rc40vn40 out, is 40k enough output
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?426797-RC40vn40-40-000-Lumen-)
Little more budget friendly, the rc40vnT and rc40vnF which are near 8000lm/500kcd and 21,000lm/200kcd respectively. 

Built in USB power pack, so top your phone up or anything with a USB if needed.
Again rechargeable, acebeam x65/ x65vn 5000k neutral , around 10,500lm and 620kcd so lots of spill and throw.

To ven's point - high power rechargeable
- rc40vn40(40,00lm)
- X65vn(10,500lm)
- several other slylumen lights

for USB rechargeable (that I have played with)
- DN70 (3800lm) - I don't really like this light
- R50 Pro (3200lm)
- SR Mini II (3200lm)
- EC50 gen II (3000lm)
- and now http://www.imalent.com/Item/Show.asp?m=2&d=197
the DT70 (16,000lm) claimed - I will charge it up and report back

 

[White7561]

Does it matter if its USB rechargeable, any reason for that or can it not just be a rechargeable light(open your options up a lot). You have not mentioned budget so presume its as simple as the question, highest output regardless. Highest i presume you mean output that is!...................if right check the rc40vn40 out, is 40k enough output
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?426797-RC40vn40-40-000-Lumen-)
Little more budget friendly, the rc40vnT and rc40vnF which are near 8000lm/500kcd and 21,000lm/200kcd respectively. 

Built in USB power pack, so top your phone up or anything with a USB if needed.
Again rechargeable, acebeam x65/ x65vn 5000k neutral , around 10,500lm and 620kcd so lots of spill and throw.

Oh thank you guys. The reason i need like instant micro usb or type c input. Is so i can just charge this with my powerbank or idk anything usb .. So i dont need to open the flashlight and put the battery on the charger. And plug it in to the wall. Which not available when im not home . Etc. Thats why usb rechargeable is better.

To ven's point - high power rechargeable
- rc40vn40(40,00lm)
- X65vn(10,500lm)
- several other slylumen lights

for USB rechargeable (that I have played with)
- DN70 (3800lm) - I don't really like this light
- R50 Pro (3200lm)
- SR Mini II (3200lm)
- EC50 gen II (3000lm)
- and now http://www.imalent.com/Item/Show.asp?m=2&d=197
the DT70 (16,000lm) claimed - I will charge it up and report back

 

[lstmichel]

Oh thank you guys. The reason i need like instant micro usb or type c input. Is so i can just charge this with my powerbank or idk anything usb .. So i dont need to open the flashlight and put the battery on the charger. And plug it in to the wall. Which not available when im not home . Etc. Thats why usb rechargeable is better.

Ok I just tested the DT70 - I don't have an integrated sphere - so I can't verify the 16,000lm claim
but it the DT70 (4-XHP70) (16,000Lm claimed)
seems brighter than the TN36UTvn (3-XHP70) 12,000otf

This is the brightest USB chargeable light that I know of ($290 USD on Banggood)
A CPL user "freeme" is offering a group buy - http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb...70-XHP35-2200lm-16000lm-Flashlights-GB-Feeler

HTH

 

[ven]

Great find Istmichel seems like a beast out of the box!

 

[lstmichel]

Great find Istmichel seems like a beast out of the box!

yup - brightest thing I have right now

checking with Vinh - if says yes he can work on these - I'll have him do a before/after on Lumen/lux/throw

 

[White7561]

Ok I just tested the DT70 - I don't have an integrated sphere - so I can't verify the 16,000lm claim
but it the DT70 (4-XHP70) (16,000Lm claimed)
seems brighter than the TN36UTvn (3-XHP70) 12,000otf

This is the brightest USB chargeable light that I know of ($290 USD on Banggood)
A CPL user "freeme" is offering a group buy - http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb...70-XHP35-2200lm-16000lm-Flashlights-GB-Feeler

HTH

Can you post a picture of your hand handling or using the flashlight? I want to see the size overall . Thanks . I think its a great flashlight. Usb recharge able. And pack that much power. But how long till the thermal throttle kicks in? Thanks again for this info

 

[lstmichel]

Can you post a picture of your hand handling or using the flashlight? I want to see the size overall . Thanks . I think its a great flashlight. Usb recharge able. And pack that much power. But how long till the thermal throttle kicks in? Thanks again for this info

try checking out the link below

http://www.imalent.com/Item/Show.asp?m=2&d=197

Make

Model

LED's

lumens

beam

Lux

battery

output

length

Head

Body

weight

+battery

Imalent

DT70

4 x XHP70

16,000

700

123,000

4x18650

80/1000/8000/16000

146

70

50

429.4

623

 

[Newlumen]

Ok I just tested the DT70 - I don't have an integrated sphere - so I can't verify the 16,000lm claim
but it the DT70 (4-XHP70) (16,000Lm claimed)
seems brighter than the TN36UTvn (3-XHP70) 12,000otf

This is the brightest USB chargeable light that I know of ($290 USD on Banggood)
A CPL user "freeme" is offering a group buy - http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb...70-XHP35-2200lm-16000lm-Flashlights-GB-Feeler

HTH

our eyes can be deceiving.. my tn40vn ( 8700 lumen) quad xhp 35 seem brighter than tn40svn ( 14000 lumen) quad xhp 70 diffuse dome...

 

[lstmichel]

our eyes can be deceiving.. my tn40vn ( 8700 lumen) quad xhp 35 seem brighter than tn40svn ( 14000 lumen) quad xhp 70 diffuse dome...

True - all I did was the ceiling bounce test - and the 10' wall test, etc, etc
I still believe it to be the brightest USB rechargeable (at least that I have found)
I once looked into buying an actual integrated sphere - yikes

 

[White7561]

True - all I did was the ceiling bounce test - and the 10' wall test, etc, etc
I still believe it to be the brightest USB rechargeable (at least that I have found)
I once looked into buying an actual integrated sphere - yikes

How long till the thermal protection kicks in? When on turbo? Thanks

 

[lstmichel]

How long till the thermal protection kicks in? When on turbo? Thanks

i'll test that and get back to you

 

[lstmichel]

i'll test that and get back to you

the light died within about 3 days - I never got to do any actual stress testing.
I am in a dispute with banggood to try to get my money back.
I will never purchase from banggood again - their "warranty" process is effed.

if it wasn't for paypal working on my behalf, I'd have no hope at all of a refund.
as it is I had to spend $30 to send the light back to china - still not sure if I will get a refund

 

[White7561]

the light died within about 3 days - I never got to do any actual stress testing.
I am in a dispute with banggood to try to get my money back.
I will never purchase from banggood again - their "warranty" process is effed.

if it wasn't for paypal working on my behalf, I'd have no hope at all of a refund.
as it is I had to spend $30 to send the light back to china - still not sure if I will get a refund

Okay. Sorry to hear that.. I think IMALENT is not a good flashlight maker .... Anyway thanks for trying to test it i hope you get your money back