Professionalk907 thank you so much for the encouragement! I am also excited to get my hands on the 2018 version of the TK75!!!!

scannerguy1968 it is a true honor! I have been watching your videos for quite some time! Thank you so much for the positive feedback! I'm sure that there are many people, myself included, that are waiting for your video(s) on the DX80!

Light It Up I want to see his cats all lit up ✌️

no22sill you and me both!!!

jonathan taylor thank you for watching and commenting! That is one of the coolest stories I have ever heard! I accidently set my carpet on fire with the DX80 the first day I had it! You are absolutely right....this thing is a torch!!!!!

Light It Up yes your right it does burn carpet, and rubber! Wouldn't recommend it though, it stinks!

jonathan taylor hahaha! Agreed!

Light It Up just don't point it at a police helicopter you might get shot! Police got a sense of humour over here! Lol.

jonathan taylor hahaha! I will make sure to remember that!!!

Ulgdigeudh🔦🔦🔦

ThatCrazyUnboxer 67 Hahaha! These lights are amazing my friend! Thank you for watching!

Light It Up YES they are, hope you got more vids coming?

ThatCrazyUnboxer 67 thank you for your support brother. We hope that things will progress with the channel as well!!!

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Michael Evangelista I agree Michael!

"Big lens"

Or is it "big, men's"/"big-men's", or better, "men's big"?

Mothman approves

Thank you for watching and commenting my friend!

do you know where i can get it???

@@mitchellstanlee7377 Yes try searcing on eBay cause found it on eBay its a little expensive but worth it, I bought mine, make sure you type the Lights model number.

ckhang Word

Flavius Romosan Thank you for the suggestion Flavius! We are definitely going to try this! We appreciate the advise!

Exactly. Set it to manual. Without that are differences negligible.

...or not. if you set camera on manual the spotlight could be a white burnout image... a light in a video (photo) picture can only be judged by comparison to something common in daily life (100w bulb light, car beams, candle, etc)

Dave Zito fact!!!!!!

[Serious question] how would one use it to protect themselves in that kind of situation?

Madman6505 Thank you very much Madman6505!

That is a great idea for a video! If we post a video of this comparison, we will be sure to shout out to you for the suggestion!!! Thank you for watching and commenting!!!

k doggy thank you brother!!!!

Petropavlovsk Kamchatskiy thank you so much for the positive feedback my friend! I completely understand, I paid out of pocket for the DX80 used in this video and returned it after the review because I can't afford high end lights like this either!!! I am not exactly sure how much your currency figures equate to in U.S. dollars but I think I have an idea. My favorite lighting tools are actually in the $60 to $100 range. It is impossible for me to say that there is a "best" light in that or any other category, but I do believe that there are many great lights in that price range. I am not sure what you like in a light in terms of size, lumen output, beam type, etc... For this reason, I would recommend you do your research on light products made my Klarus, Olight, Fenix, Acebeam, Nitecore and Thrunite. In my opinion, these are some of the most respected and senior lighting companies. I apologize I couldn't be more specific! I hope this helps!!!

Thanks for the reply man. I do a lot of night photography and need a good torch to light up an area to focus on. Will have a look at those products. Thanks. Keep up the good videos.

Costco now has a 2000 lumen flashlight for $25. Nice "focus" feature.

How much time takes to full y charged from dead or low batery the x80?

Tunnelrat6666 I feel exactly the same way! As I mentioned before, my DX80 charger broke after the very first charge! Thank you for watching and commenting!

I forgot to say thanks for the vids.

TedTen10 those are good questions. First, both lights come with the cells you need included. The DX80 has a proprietary battery pack. I am not sure how much a replacement is. The X80 comes with four Acebeam high drain cells. The price varies depending on where you buy them. I would estimate an average price, per cell, between $18 and $23. This price range will certainly vary depending on where and when you buy them. Second, both lights have heat control so neither light will allow you to run it on maximum output until the cells die. Both lights average time until stepdown is between 3 and 5 minutes. The stepdown output also varies between both lights. On the maximum runtime modes (both lights are different) the lights last for hours upon hours. I hope this helps! Thank you for watching!!!

They last for hours, at 2-3 minutes per use? Confused.

sadsongsishere the higher outputs are heat regulated. These lights produce far more maximum lumen outputs than most/all current competition. Extreme lumens produces extreme heat. In order for the light to protect itself from melting down or catching fire, the higher outputs are forced to cool/step down at a certain temperature. It might help to think about a fully automatic machine gun. The rate of fire per minute cannot be held indefinitely or you will warp your barrel. Or, a street car that is capable of reaching 200mph. The car may be able to achieve 200mph, but you do not drive the car at 200 mph for very long. I hope this helps.

Use illumn.com for your cells! I just got two high quality 18650 2600mAh Sony's for a little over 5 dollars a piece

I use Lion Wholesale but yeah. If capacity isn't a concern you can always go with an LG HB6, only 1500mah compared to ~2000mah with the sony VTCs , but you'll get 30 amps compared to 25.

Matthias Leute thank you for actually taking the time to watch our video's!!! I absolutely love it when viewers tell us where their from. I Pray all is well Germany!!! I assume that you already know what I am about to tell you in regards to the IPX Water ratings for lights but in the event that you don't..... The IPX ratings on lights have two requirements. The first is the most obvious, depth. Most IPX8 rated lights will indicate 1 or 2 meters in parentheses. The second, less advertised requirement is time at depth. It is my understanding that IPX ratings are similar to D.O.T ratings with tires in the United States. When a manufacturer aims at a certain speed rating for one of their tires, once the tire has passed that rating they are satisfied and have no desire to push the limits of that tire. Many people in the United States see an H rated tire, which is rated at roughly 112 mph and think that that tire can not hold up at speeds exceeding 112 mph. The truth is that an H rated tires speed rating means that that particular tire can maintain a speed of 112 mph without failure. The tire can go well above the 112 mph designated speed but the manufacturer does not want to spend the resources to market and test the limits of that tire. It is easier to play it safe and stay comfortable at the H rated standards. In the lighting world, the original NiteCore SRT7 was only given an IPX rating of the standard 1 or 2 meters. In a pressure sensitive test, the SRT7 continued to functure beautifully at pressures easily exceeding 60 meters. Could the SRT7 be used as a dive light??? From the tests I have seen it appears that it certainly could. Keep in mind the second part of the IPX ratings. In order to recieve an IPX 8 rating, the light only needs to function at said depth for 30 minutes without failure. I believe that the Acebeam X80 can function at depths of 30 meters without question. However, there is no twlling how long it can withstand that depth pressure because once the manufactorer exceeds the minimum requirement for time, there is no need to continue testing. Unfortunately, there is no way to know of the X80 can be used as a dive light unless someone decides to test it diving or in some simulation tank. Dive specific lights are actually tested at depth for extended periods of time. I hope that this helps and I'm sorry that I could not be of more help. This is what I have always believed to be the case. Some of the information here may very well be disproven by someone with far more knowledge on this subject!!! Greetings from the United States my friend and safe diving!!!

What a great and detailed reply, thanks a lot! Well I guess that someone needs to test the X80 while diving then, probably that's going to be me xD I'll probably just give it a shot when doing a night-dive since they are normally no deeper than 20m and last no longer than 30min. If I happen to test it on my next vacation (prob. September or so) I will let u know. Guess I'll shoot a video in this case, too. If the test fails, I'll have some footage at least :D Cheers, Matt

Matthias Leute that would be one of a kind footage Matt!!! It might be a good idea to have a back up dive specific light just to be safe. We are all looking forward to the results!!! Cheers, Light It Up

Matthias Leute did you test the x80? That would great if it can be operated underwater (im assuming not using the button)

Light It Up my friend uses that light for diving. I think the button balloons but the ring can function.

How did you measure?

I'd like a super-bright flashlight or light that can ALSO be plugged in, without costing as much as a Kino Flo or Mole-Richardson, and can be easily held or mounted a light stand or camera tripod.

Eu tbm man!!! 😆✌✌✌

Mario Longo we don't talk about the birds.......hahaha!!!

luis arevalo last I checked, goinggear.com still had a couple in stock. I hope this helps! Thank you for watching!

Thank you for watching and commenting! I apologise for not being able to give you an exact answer, but the price of these lights varies. Usually starting in the mid to low $200.00's and upwards. Sometimes there are codes and deals that are released to help reduce the prices! Keep your eye out for the best price my friend!!!

Which light is that?

@@rustyshackleford2723 Streamlight HL5

It has multiple modes. It only has a time limit if you put it in Turbo mode. If set at a more practical degree of lumens it would have a much superior runtime.

Caleb Cortez all lights step down eventually for different reasons. Thermally first or due to voltage. Your SL is rated at 1 hr 15 mins at 3500 lumens. You are either blind and can’t see the step down or haven’t had it on turbo long enough to experience the step down. Two 18650s can’t sustain that 1hr. It’s not how voltage and light output works.

@@dbtrackz33 take em to church.

Callum Hood that wouldn't surprise me at all!!!

Great vidoes btw keep it up👌

Callum Hood thank you Callum! We greatly appreciate you saying so!!!

La mejor de todas es la acebeam x70 es la mejor del mundo esa no tiene rival..

Shahyan008 According to the manual, the light steps down from 32,000 lumens after 3 minutes. It's lowest mode is 120 lumens. 120 lumens, 500 lumens, 1500 lumens, 5000 lumens, 13,000 lumens, 32,000 lumens.

Drampa Dreg thank you for that advice!!!

The price is different and varies for each light. At the time this video was filmed, the prices ranged from roughly $300.00 up. Thank you for watching and commenting!!!

Where markets

@@goutammandal2668 they may not be in stock at the moment, but I believe you will find the best prices on Amazon. Also, if you simply google the light you are interested in, a list of independent stores should come up in your search. I hope this helps!

Usually between $300-$400 depending on which light and random sales! If you use promo code "LightItUp" you can get 10% off at GoingGear.com. Thank you for watching and commenting!

Dollar a 4 contos

We have yet to try the MS12!!!!! It may very well be!!!!!