Introducing the All-New ACEBEAM Dive Flashlight D20 2.0

Hello BLF friends,

Glad to share with you ACEBEAM’s latest D20 2.0, Specifically Engineered for Underwater Illumination!

D20 2.0 New Release

Key Features:

  • Powered by the cutting-edge Luminus SFT40 LED, offering unparalleled penetration with a maximum output of 2200 lumens and a throw distance of up to 500 meters!
  • Utilizes a single 21700 rechargeable lithium-ion battery for reliable and enduring power supply!
  • Unique 9-degree beam angle provides exceptional focus, ensuring no blind spots during your deep-sea adventures!
  • Engineered with a professional pressure-resistant waterproof design, featuring specially crafted dual-layer waterproof seals, passing rigorous 100-meter waterproof tests with flying colors, allowing diving depths of up to 200 meters!
  • Equipped with SUS316 stainless steel side switch for enhanced corrosion resistance, perfectly suited for the harsh underwater environment!
  • Features ultra-transparent toughened glass lens with anti-reflective coating, achieving an incredible light transmission rate of 98.3%, illuminating the underwater world with crystal clarity!
  • Battery indicator function allows you to monitor power levels for added diving safety!
  • Double-coated toughened glass withstands high water pressure, ensuring robust reliability!
  • Constructed from high-strength aerospace-grade aluminum, with a next-generation diamond-level corrosion-resistant oxidation surface treatment, providing a denser and thicker protective layer than standard military-grade III oxidation, effectively resisting corrosion from seawater!

Versatile Applications:

  • Ideal for divers and underwater photographers as a backup light
  • Perfect for underwater rescue, fishing, salvage operations
  • Suitable for underwater archaeology, cave exploration, wreck inspection
  • Illuminate marine life from a distance, indulge in the thrill of underwater exploration!

Surprise Benefits:

  • Underwater photographers can use it to set up a movie-studio-like scene
  • It is incredibly difficult for water to enter into the device
  • Use it to discover how the underwater world is a dynamic, lively space
  • 5.5-hour ultra-long runtime ensures you can finish an underwater mission with ease
  • One of the best waterproof flashlights to help you with insufficient lighting situations.

Learn more: https://www.acebeam.com/d20-v2

Watch Video about: Best Diving Flashlight D20 2.0

I assume the stated throw of 500 meters is only valid on dry land, and not under water :wink:

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Yeah, water ‘eats’ light, starting with red. At 100 FEET there is essentially no red/orange/yellow from the surface at all.
I haven’t been to 1500 METERS, but there would likely be very little surface light left.

A ridiculous claim is [Underwater photographers can use it to set up a movie-studio-like scene].
The light has a pretty narrow beam, which CAN be useful in a lot of situations. Of itself that is not a bad characteristic.
Most movies are kind of ‘wide angle’. Imagine watching a play in an extremely dark theater being stage lit with this light. It would be highly unsatisfactory.
Marketing seems put together by someone or a team knowing very little about actual scuba diving.
Might be a fine light if you want a narrow beam.

I’ll get the excited after I see people on YouTube testing it.

Many manufacturers make claims about both waterproofness and runtime but when I watch people on YouTube most lights end up getting water intrusion in the first hour at less than 3 feet of water. Even $300 lights

When I see the runtime tests on zeroair and 1 lumen reviews, it turns out the can only stay on high for 10 minutes.

I don’t care about what the light is capable of on maximum brightness for 10 seconds to no more than 3 minutes.

I wanna know what’s the highest brightness the light can hold without thermal stepdown and for how long.

Thanks for all your feedback and comments. Watch more here: YTB Video about Diving Flashlight D20 2.0

We are in love with this divelight. Here you have some videos about it.

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