During the runtime test in Low, and Middle Low, the flashlight stayed below 50 degrees celsius, and didn’t activate the cooling fans. For low mode, I got the following measurements. Keep in mind that the Opple Light Master is not a laboratory-grade piece of equipment, and is only a guide.

I’m not sure how much that would help though, because the things I worry about most, are the fans. There are 3 cooling fans to keep the temperature down, but I’m not sure how waterproof they are. The water resistance rating (IPX rating) for the MS12 Mini is just IP56, so I wouldn’t recommend using it in wet environments, or during rainstorms. IMALENT's forward-thinking approach is exemplified by their early adoption of the 21700 high-drain lithium-ion battery, which has been used to power high-performance flashlights for years before their competitors. In addition, IMALENT was among the first companies to incorporate an active cooling system into their flashlights and implement air-cooled heat sinks for optimal heat dissipation. These innovations have set IMALENT apart from the rest and allowed them to maintain its position as a leader in the industry. A nylon pouch is also included. This pouch allows only one-direction installation, and the tailcap hangs out the bottom. All in all, I’d say the beam is surprisingly tight for using these big domed emitters. LED Color Report (CRI and CCT)Wow, that didn’t do well.. roughly 120,000 instead of 268,000 is not even 50%. Performance comparison other brands and models High power flashlight competitors Another thing I miss is a tripod mount. Some of the bigger lights could really use one. Or maybe Imalent could produce a handle for these lights with a tripod mount. Just thinking aloud. Tubo was able to reach over 65,000 lumens, but only for a very brief moment, it dropped to 46,750 lumens in 30 seconds. The shed is about 65 meters / 71 yards away.The second set of pictures: 200 meters to the reflective fence.

Here is the list with most of the high-power flashlights we reviewed in this category (Category: high-power soupcan sized flashlights). Flashlight (and Link) You can carry this dual-beam bright flashlight in a holster mounted on your belt, and its practical innovation makes it one of the best choices for a high-powered flashlight. the MR90 is five times more powerful than other dual-beam flashlights on the market. Operating these flashlights is straightforward, with consistent and intuitive controls across all models. Imalent also included a lanyard that can be attached to the plate covering the charge port. I’m not convinced that this is a good way to carry it, because the plate can be unscrewed from the flashlight. So, if you’re not paying attention, the plate could unscrew, and drop the light if you just carried it with the lanyard. There is no lanyard attachment point anywhere else on the flashlight.The difference between MS12 Mini and MS12 MiniW is the color temperature, while MS12 mini has a cool white beam, the MS12 MiniW has a warmer and yellow-ish beam.

For reference, here’s a baseline shot, with all the room lights off and almost nothing hitting the sensor. Also, here’s the light with the worst PWM I could find. I’m adding multiple timescales, so it’ll be easier to compare to the test light. Unfortunately, the PWM on this light is so bad that it doesn’t even work with my normal scale, which is 50 microseconds (50us). 10ms. 5ms. 2ms. 1ms. 0.5ms. 0.2ms. In a display faster than 0.2ms or so, the on/off cycle is more than one screen, so it’d just (very incorrectly) look like a flat line. I wrote more about this Ultrafire WF-602C flashlight and explained a little about PWM too. User Interface and Operation With an output up to 34,000 lumens and a maximum beam distance of 738 meters, the Imalent MS08 is simply a great high power flashlight that offers the most user-friendly experience during use. There are six different modes from 300 lumens to 10,000 lumens, plus 34,000 lumen turbo mode and a strobe mode. There’s a few physical differences between the MS12 and MS12 Mini, but the number of LEDs stayed the same. The old XHP70’s are now replaced with the newer XHP70.2. Soon, this light will also be available with the newest XHP70.3 for even more beam distance, but at the cost of output. The bezel is not removable by hand and looks like normal aluminum. It does have a few grooves, so you can still see light when it’s placed with the head down on a flat surface. The lens has an anti-reflective coating.Two ways are included for carry of the MS12 Mini. First, we can talk about the lanyard. Maybe it’s more of a wrist strap. Either way, it can connect to the tailcap as seen below. Imalent MS18 is the world's brightest torch since 2020, we are continuously advancing our technical results and actively working with the best LED brands such as CREE for future models. The Imalent MS12 Mini is a can-size super bright flashlight that features 12 pcs of American-made CREE XHP 70.2 LEDs capable of 65,000 lumen output and a beam distance of 1036 m. The CREE XHP70.2 LED is the best for high-lumen flood light, with a wide beam angle and some extensive features making it the best option for professional use such as search & rescue, as well as a great gadget that maximizes the fun for your outdoor activities such as camping, caving, and more.