ACEBEAM K1 STONEWASHED TITANIUM // 490nm CYAN EDITION - Lounched today

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K1 STONEWASHED TITANIUM // 490nm CYAN EDITION

Launched today

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signature triple-source pocket recon platform in an ultra-durable, collector-grade configuration, the K1 Stonewashed Titanium Edition.

Machined from solid titanium and treated with a rugged stonewashed finish, this run features a retuned 490nm cyan wavelength beam. Integrating a 1,000-lumen white thrower, specialized 490nm cyan targeting, and a 1,000mW 365nm UV core into a compact 110mm chassis, it pairs mechanical rotary control with dual-fuel battery versatility. ACEBEAM K1 Stonewashed Titanium Edition (490nm Cyan)

■ OPTICAL UPDATE NOTE

  • Wavelength Calibration: This deployment features the recalibrated 490nm Cyan wavelength, delivering a refined, highly visible cyan optical profile distinct from the initial 488nm run.

■ CORE SPECIFICATIONS

  • Platform: K1
  • Chassis: Precision-machined solid Titanium with a tactical matte stonewashed finish.
  • Triple-Source Array:
    • White Light: CREE XP-LR 6500K LED – 1,000 lumens, 223-meter throw.
    • Cyan Beam: Dedicated 490nm cyan laser emitter for precise pointing and visual contrast.
    • UV Light: Pure 365nm UV output (1,000mW) for forensic, currency, and mineral inspection.
  • Interface: Intuitive rotary magnetic mode ring for seamless source selection + tactical tail switch for instant ON/OFF control.
  • Power & Logistics: Dual-fuel compatibility. Powered by an included 14500 1,000mAh battery with onboard USB-C charging; fully compatible with standard AA cells.
  • Durability: IP68 waterproof and dustproof submersible protection; 1.5-meter impact resistance.
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And STILL a :dog::poop: LED!

Why is is so hard for a premium manufacturer making a special edition/ premium light model to put on a useful emitter that isn’t a nasty CCT and/ or low CRI?

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I was going to ask how the new LED compared to the SFT25R in the previous edition, but I guess that answers that.

–edit- I thought the previous version I have had the SFT25R, but I guess it has this LED too. Too bad, not my favorite.

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On the upside, at least for my aluminum K1, swapping the LED to your choice of 3535 leds wasn’t difficult.

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It looks really nice - and I would buy one. But I would want it to have a premium LED to match the rest of the premium build.

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Good to know it isn’t difficult.

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I looked at some teardown videos. I might start looking for what I want to swap it with, it doesn’t look too bad.