Armtek Wizard Pro xhp50 2300 lumens!

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A torch so small and light doesn’t need knurling like a heavy torch that could slip out of your hand. On the other hand (oops) it does feel pleasant.

You can change mode easily with one hand by holding it in your smaller fingers and using thumb and first finger on the dial. More importantly perhaps is when it’s in use as a headlamp (on your head - rare for me) you can moderate the output using the ring more easily and naturally than any other system, even in cold weather and wearing gloves. The action has little resistance and only enough detent to remain in the selected mode. It’s the best system.

I took my dogs out to toilet in the garden about 01:30 using the H10 at 200 lumen. Looking at the flowers and foliage - the colours pop out wonderfully.

Anyone wishing to purchase a H10 should not that I got mine from FastTech with a discount coupon that brought the price of the black version gift set down to $80 delivered. Look under “Discussions (1)”

Having spent some effort praising the H10 I should point out it’s downsides.

1. It uses more current than an XHP for the same output level

2. If left on at 1000 lumen at room temperature it will get too hot to handle, though the same applies to all torches of this size.

Thanks again for the reply with additional info. I agree I like knurling even on small lights. And I too would rarely use it in the headband, I like these angle lights for EDC, work, camping etc.

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Also for a great deal on the H10 check out M4D M4X’s deal thread, and PM him for the code

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Sorry this Armtek Wizard Pro XPH50 thread is getting de-railed by AceBeam H10 discussion, but I guess it’s relevant to anyone considering the AT since these two are the only 2000+ lumen headlights I know of.