Imalent unveils R70C – R90C – MS12

Hello my dear friends!

I am going NUTS right now – do you?

Imalent unveiled 3 new lights – and this is what we know atm:

Imalent R70C

  • Utilizes one American CREE XHP70 2nd generation LED, with a lifespan of up to 50000 hours and a maximum output of 6500 lumens.
  • 1445 m throw
  • Built-in self-testing intelligent charging circuit which is convenient, fast and safe.
  • Six power levels which can be changed quickly with instant turbo available.
  • Battery capacity indicators show the battery level at any time.
  • Size: 205mm (length)*129.5 mm (head diameter) *55.5mm (body diameter)
  • Net weight:420g/610g (battery included)
  • High efficiency constant current circuit maintains consistent brightness
  • Built-in thermal control module automatically adjusts the brightness output to keep the unit from overheating.
  • Combination of toughened ultra-clear mineral anti-reflective coated glass
  • Aluminium SMO reflector
  • Aerospace-grade aluminium alloy body, wear-resistant Type III hard-anodized surface treatment
  • Waterproof to IPX-8 standard. (2 meters submersible)
  • MSRP 259.95 USD

Imalent R90C

  • Utilizes 9 pieces of American CREE XHP35 HI LEDs, with a lifespan of up to 50000 hours and a maximum output of 20000 lumens.
  • 1679 m throw
  • Built-in self-testing intelligent charging circuit which is convenient, fast and safe.
  • Six power levels which can be changed quickly with instant turbo available.
  • Battery capacity indicators show the battery level at any time.
  • 4pcs 20700 battery pack
  • Size: 206mm (length)*129.5 mm (head diameter) *55.5mm (body diameter)
  • Net weight: 1250g (battery included)
  • High efficiency constant current circuit maintains consistent brightness
  • Built-in thermal control module automatically adjusts the brightness output to keep the unit from overheating.
  • Combination of toughened ultra-clear mineral anti-reflective coated glass
  • Aluminium SMO reflector
  • Aerospace-grade aluminium alloy body, wear-resistant Type III hard-anodized surface treatment
  • Waterproof to IPX-8 standard. (2 meters submersible)
  • MSRP 409.95 USD

Imalent MS12

  • Utilizes 12 pieces of American CREE XHP 70 LEDs, with a lifespan of up to 50000 hours
  • maximum output of 53000 lumens
  • stable 15000 lumens
  • 913 m throw
  • fan cooled
  • 8pcs 20700 battery pack
  • MSRP 609.95 USD

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That sounds like a fantastic groupbuy opportunity

The R90C could be a nice alternative to the popular Acebeam X65.

dibs!


:D

€dith added the throw numbers

Nice! Will be well beyond what I can justify spending though :frowning:

Wow, three intersting new models !

Greets
Carsten

Bingo,fan cooled. :slight_smile:
The price is very high though.

And unfortunately, Imalent’s reliability is on the low side.

I have a DX80,and til now it is reliable.A lucky guy. :slight_smile:

Imalent are back on top!!!

Wow great new lights! The 9x XHP35 R90C looks awesome. 20000 lumens is possible if the emitters are driven optimally. If they are driven optimally I would expect considerably more throw than the 704kcd they quote. If I’m not mistaken Imalent has in the past had not very accurate specs, so it will be interesting to see the actual performance. In any case the light is pushing the envelope for high output throwers which I like.

Wow… this takes a “budget light” to a whole new level. :slight_smile:

I may just give in finally for a Imalent light. I too have heard about their reliability.

Count me in

Imalent MS12 with fan cooling and 53,000 lumens.

$609 though… ouch!

Some XHP35HI Flashlights from Imalent was verry wide under the claims. E.g. DN35 (1400 instead of 2200 Lumen) and DT35 (4300 instead of 8500 Lumen). I hope my measurements are nearly correct, perhaps throwers are a bit too low on my readings.
But the DX80 with XHP70.2 has around 29.600 Lumen instead of 32.000 Lumen. And that is very near to the specs.
So lets see how good the new lights will be.

I certainly here about more failed Olights and Imalent do sell a hell of a lot of lights now. Personally I’ve never had an Imalent fail but 2 of my Olights have. I’ve had a ton of lights fail tbh that have only been used for a few review vids

The DT70 had 13500ish instead of 16,000 but to be fair the LED’s were dedomed for extra throw and superb tint so it would have originally hit 16,000 …on a cold day
The DN70 was closer to 3000 than the claimed 3800 but tbf again it was one of the brightest 26650 lights on it’s release and wonderfully compact with USB and voltage read out.

Imalent really do tickle them.

WOW!!! Sign me up for the R90C and the MS12. I’ve been on the fence with the current monster thrower king X65 but this R90C is another level above. I wonder why the MS12 can only do 15,000 lumens stable with fans. Probably they only have one fan instead of 3 like Acebeam? I wish they use 8x21700 instead of 8x20700 but I guess 8x21700 would be too big to hold.

I just hope they offer NW option this time and not just CW again.

Yes, I got similar readings to the DT70.
But I think you are writing the Lumen numbers of the DN70 and not the DT35 with the 3000 instead of 3800. I got 2700 - 2980 Lumen with different DN70.

Yeah, good spot, I’m getting around 30k with the DX80 but even though the X80-GT is stepping down at ANSI I’m getting 31k+ at turn on!!! I just need someone else to gives a measurement on it.