Moving forward, Acebeam should offer more lights with both high and low numbers.
Highest numbers for: CRI, sustained runtime at high lumen output, and candella
Lower numbers for: CCT and prices 
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I love the concept of several acebeam lights but would not buy one due to being poor LED choices.
Please start sourcing those massive LEPs (which yes won’t be cheap for us) but damn, I need one soon!
Hi Acebeam! I would like to have a Headlamps to use in my sailboat with two leds: First a floodlight 500 lumens with long runtime to use fixing things in my boat and Second led with a red light 250 lumens to use when I sail at night. I promise this is a winner to the sailors around the world and there are a lot with a poor quality flashlight. We don´t need a lot of lumens but neutral-white light or warm plus a red light.
Thank you
Hi Acebeam!
I would like to see Acebeam thrower with SFT-90 led and 21700 battery.
Get it:
I would like to see Acebeam produce a very compact 18650 battery angle light (Side light), triple led (Cool, neutral and worm tints available) with user selectable optics like narrow, and broad light patterns, using Anduril driver, aux led lights under optics, USB-C charging port, battery bank, at a maximum length of 85mm, magnetic tail and able to stand, and include a headband.
My vision for future ACEBEAM flashlights is firstly that Acebeam improve their customer service before making more future flashlights. The service is the level of a $2.50 flashlight company - not a company which chargest $100++ for some models.
I would like to see a new acebeam light like the Terminator M1 or M2 (formfactor) but with more battery capacity and higher output. The combination of flood and throw with longer runtimes, more lumens and longer range would be a nice addition.
The vision for Acebeam needs to have stars and red colour! We all know red flashlights are superior lights! Happy Birthday!
Thanks for the giveaway. I would love to see a light that can be 20,000 lumens and 1 million cd!
Here are some ideas for you all to explore.
Congratulations on 11 years of innovation and excellence!
ACEBEAM… one of EDC favorites. Please continue to provide good EDC lights in the $10-$30 price range like the Pokelite and TAC 2AA. Also, please continue incorporating charging in your batteries or flashlights - that makes your flashlights great as gifts
Congrats ACEBEAM 
I still love and use my TK16, a true pocket rocket and pocket thrower 
Keep innovating and bringing on great (small) flashlights 
Would like to see more flashlights running on the 21700 batteries.
Been using the product since it was SupBeam 
Current EDC for long time is Pokelite AA, have 3 of them.
Cold white for daytime and Warmer High CRI for night. Have not found better AA/14500 flashlight that will not come on in my pocket.
My vision: better lights for less money
Acebeam flashlights are already earning high marks for what matters most: reliability, high efficiency, powerful output, low heat, and long-lasting battery life.
Future improvements could focus on maximizing user convenience, such as enabling fast charging without removing the battery and offering more hands-free options through versatile mounting solutions, like attaching it magnetically or something wearable.
User swappable battery
Interchangeable bezel and lens/filters
Thnx for the GAW
Congrats on your 11th anniversary, @ACEBEAM !
Neutral CCT and no proprietary batteries would be a good direction for the future. Thanks for the giveaway/contest.
Thanks for the GAW Acebeam!!!
Acebeam has a wide variety of lights with some very nice technology. I’ve always wanted an X75, but never could justify spending that much money on a flashlight. What a neat design with the removable fan.
I think for your high CRI EDCs, it would be nice to have other CCTs available vs just 5000K.
I currently don’t own any Acebeams, but maybe someday.
I’d love something like the E75 but with TIR optics and slightly more LED choices! Thanks for the GAW