This is probably the most high tech flashlight out there and definitely premium quality. But given the X70 has 15k lumens more and active cooling, I would still prefer the X70 at maybe $200 more. 25k lumens is just not all that amazing anymore.
Sale is now ” live “. The problem will be battery pack. Also there will be step downs in output. No way you can run that for 3-5 plus without burning your hands, etc….
hm i would perhaps but that discount is only for the USA so nope way to treat customers who been looking forward this and they just do a discount for US people… how fair is that? not everyone lives in USA…. without worldwide audience they wouldnt be where they are today.
Of course Olight quality is top,but I see that my DX80 with 32K is perfect, if you understand that I payed only €194.00 for it.Not any problem with it.
There are no heat dissipation problems with this light at all! I did a comparison between the DX80 and x9r and the heatsinking ability of the Olight is incredible… I felt no heat whatsoever on the handle or up above the DX80 is a whole different story
JasonWW do u think it can be a problem that the light would somehow keep too much heat inside then it lets out? U sound worried hehe… all i know they took forever design that light without the fan but like u said they cant go above laws of physics lol…
It’s quite possible it’s throttling down instead of holding full power or maybe it’s producing well less than the rated specs. This is usually the case when a light does not get hot.
Being Olight, I hope this is not the case. They may just have a lot of heatsink mass so it takes longer to get hot and then the thermal sensors reduce output early to prevent the exterior from getting too hot.
They might be able to increase the turbo run time by raising the thermal limit. Get an extra 30 seconds before stepping down. Some folks might want that.
Anyway, we’ll just have to wait for some reviews to see what it’s doing.