Acebeam EC32. Orange switch. (link to review)

Only for your reference some Pics about new Acebeam EC32.
Here the complete review in spanish (I,m so sorry, my english is terrible)

http://luxlinternas.blogspot.com.es/2015/06/acebeam-ec32-xp-l-1x186502xcr123a.html

The box is very useful (and very good for gift)

Pic for size comparison:

Tailstand stable and easy access to the rear switch. I like that strobe mode (access: long press side switch) is under mode memory;

Spring on both poles, not problems with flat or top button battery:

Led perfectly centered with smooth reflector:

Beam on turbo mode over white wall:

Beam comparison beams (second image, animation gif);

Here with others, 3 meters to a not white wall:

Finally a runtime curve. I have used a Fenix 3200 battery for the test. Room temperature was 30º Celsius, I have used a little Fan for the test.
I can not see step down time regulated, this is very interesting, I like this option;

It is an interesting competition versus the Fenix PD35 and Nitecore P12.
My final score:

(Please,feel free to ask any question)

Sorry!, I have fixed the link now :wink:

Did you use a 18650 battery to show the turbo mode on the Acebeam EC32?
I have noticed the turbo mode is much brighter using 2 RCR123/16340 batteries on the Acebeam EC32.
I ordered some Efest 18350 batteries to use in the future for better runtime.

I have used battery 18650 Fenix 3200mA for all my Acebeam EC32 test.
I have checked (one minute) with 2 CR123a primary battery, and there are about 1100 lux to one meter more than with 18650. With rcr123a , yes… probably more lumens, but I like the regulation with 18650.

Regards.

I just wanted to let others know that the turbo mode is much brighter with 2 RCR123 batteries as I was wondering why turbo was not much different from high using a 18650 battery.

Perhaps with 18650 is around 950 lumens. Really, 150 or 200 lumens more (with RCR123A) is not perceived visually without equipment. For me not sense use 2xRCR123A.

Regards.