New Release:E70 Compact/Intuitive/Practical Pocket-sized Flashlight

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Yes, Double click for ON as for avoiding accidental activation.

It can be removed off to clean. Used the advanced CREE XHP70.2 LED.

Can we get a picture of the sleeve removed?

I find it good looking, but “intuitive and practical” really made me LOL once I saw it was a 70.2 and double click on. :person_facepalming:

If there was a momentary memorized on with a single press and hold and moon with a click hold this UI could actually work for me. But the SST70 would have been a MUCH better choice for a light this size. Fenix is getting that right at least. Nichia 144 or B35AM should be offered for High CRI

Yes, will be updated the picture soon.

Do those slots/holes in the grip actually expose the battery? egads…

I like the concept, but can’t stand the look. I’m a fan of other ACEBEAM styles but this one is too tacky for me. Makes it look cheap. I don’t mind the idea of a double click to get to turbo to stop accidentally turbo flaming your pants off but needs to be single click for other modes.

No, these slots/holes are not exposed the battery.

I think it looks really nice with the blue accents and the twisty pattern.

Double clicks ON that is designed to prevent accidental activation in pocket. :wink:

how long can it sustain turbo 5000 lumens ?

In my humble opinion, an optional electronic lockout via 4 clicks from OFF is more convenient and more common. I have some doubts that „doubleclick“ from off is a good way to prevent accidental activation. Moreover, it clashes with the convention to turn on with turbo mode.

Maybe you could consider putting a Getian FC40 HighCRI LED into E70. It might cope better with these new design elements on the tube. To me E70 looks like a typical „lifestyle“ product but not like a tool for tough business - even worse as it seems the principle „function follows form“ is used here. The battery tube is a key element to pick up and dissipate the excess heat coming from the flashlight‘s head.

Double-click for on to prevent accidental activation is kind of irrelevant. This is what manual lockout or electronic lockout is for. This will be a deal-breaker for a lot of enthusiasts, but to be fair, it may appeal to regular users not used to double-click for turbo.

Why not revise the UI to remove the double-click and just make it single click?

Xhp70.2 in 6 volt generates a lot of heat at 5000 lumens and this little host with minimal thermal mass needs aggressive thermal throttling to keep it from melting.

I like the design, but I think a different emitter would have been better (sst70, hint, hint) :slight_smile:

I think it is a very attractive light.

Похоже ACEBEAM будет соревноваться с IMALENT в гонке просвета. Двойное безумие щелчка. Взрослый человек мог подойти к дизайнеру, сдуть со стола то, что он нюхал, взять карандаш и поправить.

I agree so the turbo will last how long ? i wish acebeam didnt hide the runtimes like this, why not write honest and fair when stepdown can expect?

Double click from off is
for me to aktivate Turbo-nothing else.

Regards Xandre

Unintentional activation is a problem. 2 clicks for on might be a relatively simple solution that many could learn to live with. But I haven’t seen the rest of the UI. I don’t understand the advantage to all that fancy design on the handle. I will likely never buy anything cold white again. And I don’t believe there’s any evidence anywhere that strobe is going to disorientate an attacker. Please stop claiming such nonsense. Yes any bright light is going to slow someone down a tiny little bit. But your next move after hitting them with a bright light or a strobe better be really good.