I was asked by the company “A4C” to review the LuxStone X30 Diving/Searchlight. The light was sent free of charge in exchange for my review but as always I will do my best to give my honest opinion , so here we go.

I will say first , this is a Monster of a light at 3.4 pounds. (although that wont be a lot of a factor underwater) It does come with a built on handle and a shoulder strap though and is balanced well in the hand when using the handle. It does have an older XML SST90 emitter in it and that has already been mentioned about maybe an upgraded emitter in this light to the company. In defense of the older technology , I have to say with that BIG ol reflector in this light (86mm at the top inside edges measurement , and it is deep) , although I cant measure that due to the light being sealed , it does do a good job of getting light down range. The beam is not real floody but not real tight like a true thrower either , more of a balance between the 2. There are comparison beamshots in the video with the Maxtoch 2X and the Convoy L6 though to give an idea of the beam pattern of the X30 and the brightness compared to those. I also did beamshots of the X30 with the Red and the Green filters that came with the light. I did not show the filters in the video , but those filters are housed in a matching , anodized aluminum frame and screw into the threads that are made into the inside of the bezel. Other than the XML SST90 emitter (which hopefully will get upgraded in the future) I think this light is a good light and built plenty solid enough to withstand diving and everyday use both. All the other features on the light are done well in my opinion and I like the charge indicators and the dial switch on the side of the handle as you can work it with your thumb while keeping your other hand free if needed. Me telling about the light , beamshot stills , 12 hour water submersion test ( putting it in and taking it out of water), stills of the light , packaging and accessories and live footage outside , are all in the video and should cover the rest. Although this does not fall in the “budget light” category , I will say overall , in my own opinion , it is a well built light with some good features and if you are a diver you need a dependable light for sure. I don’t know what the warranty may be on this light , but I do have an email in to the company asking and will post that when I get any information. Link to light …….. https://www.amazon.com/LuxStone-X30-Lightweight-Searchlight-Flashlight/d...

EDIT: I did a couple of run time test on the light on high mode and the first test went 1 hour and 28 minutes , the second test went 1 hour and 33 minutes before the LVP kicked in an turned off the light , it did maintain full brightness until it went off. The light does get pretty hot after all that time , but that was also indoors and it does not get quiet so hot outside with air movement. It never got so hot it would blister you instantly or anything like that.

Video and then Specs from owners manual listed below that.
If you wish to watch in full screen and that option does not work , just click the “youtube” tab at the bottom of video screen , as I sometimes have trouble with the full screen option and have to watch videos on the youtube site , to get full screen.