IMALENTBL70 EDC Led Flashlight 6000 Lumens with Red Beam and White Light, Dual Light Source Portable Pocket Light Powered by Rechargeable Built-in Battery for Outdoors Emergency Camping

This flashlight legit. It has a nice bright center that fades off smoothly. Even though it uses the same chip as their 4k lumen unit, so I was concerned... but it is clearly brighter and 6k lumens is basically the max this chip can produce.I've really been nothing but impressed with the Imalent flashlights I've tried. They deserve an extra star just for be honest about the brightness -- this is brighter than every one of those fake 100,000 lumen flashlights all over the place - it's gloriously insanely bright. With a little fog, it feels like a mini light saber.I gifted a BL50 to my dad but of course needed to compare -- I'm satisfied with the result :DThese things charge very fast which is good because you can drain the battery crazy fast. Thankfully there are quite a few brightness levels.No product is perfect -- this one has the same issue with the charging port cover as the BL50 -- it doesn't give a lot of room for the plug, and I know from experience you can pull it too far.I would prefer the UV light to the red light. I don't really have a use for a red light, but it is the brightest red light I own lol.Finally, I'm not a fan of the side button - on this or the BL50 - too easily bumped, and when you bump it, you have to change hand positions to turn the main light back on, and I'm sure with practice one can get used to not bumping it.Anyway -- great value, great product, only nitpick complaints. Very much recommend!

Absolutely Awesome Product

Amazingly bright for the size. It weighs nothing and functions perfectly and easily. The charging speed is alright but not perfect. The only problem (a big one) is the heat that it gives of, if you put your hand right in front of it you feel like you are getting burned.

Excellent flashlight!I love flashlights and have many different ones.What I like of this one:- Crazy high output at 6000lm- Futuristic design- OLED Display- Control logic - two buttons with intuitive mode change- Red lightWhat I would improve:- Side button - It's too easy to push it by accident. Make it more rigid or make to have to push it twice before turning the light on.- Make several levels of Red. Sometime you need just a bit of light, not blinding 100lm.

Amazingly bright and easy to carry. This is an amazing flash light for your pocket! I only wish you could change the focus.

Returned because it got very hot very fast

Love this light, it is currently my edc, puts out an amazing amount of light, doubles as a hand warmer that’s a big plus this time of year. Negatives.. battery can be short lived on higher power

I’m a big Imalent fan, but when it comes to the BL50, not so much. It’s clunky with an annoying thick rubber cover to the charging port that you’ll find annoying. Your first reaction will be “what were the thinking?”It gives you 3,600 lumens and a 426 meter throw which all sounds pretty good but I find it’s doesn’tperform as well as the Imalent LD35 that has a sharper more defined and focused beam. The deep set emitter gets you more punch and distance out of it’s 1,200 linens at 328 meters.One of the real downsides to the BL50 is it gets too hot too fast and on Turbo it burns through the battery too quickly shortening the runtime.If you’re looking at the BL50 because you want a small powerhouse of a thrower I’d buy the Imalent LD35. I own both and never use the BL50. I find the LD35 offers better performance and comes with its own handy charging case, it’s more compact, easier to carry and at 1,200 lumens you don’t get any of the heat issues you find with the BL50.If I were to do it again I’d pass on the BL50 and just go with the LD35 which is truly one of Imslentd’s best designed EDC (every day carry) flashlights. I think it’s safe to say the LD35 is one of the best throwing EDC flashlights in the market. I just bought a second as a backup.