Imalent MS08 8 x XHP70.2 34000 Lumens EDC Flashlight

The nitty gritty is you will never need a flashlight this bright for 99.9999% of your life, and at $300 why would you ever buy it? But, if you want the brightest flashlight in the world - according to me, over the 20 flashlights I have used in my life - then that's why you would spend $300 for it. But seriously, this is a very niche flashlight. I can vouch for its brightness, but vouching for its price, is up to you. (A flashlight that comes with a separate, external cooling system, with its own separate power source, needs to be noted. Seriously, you have to charge up both the flashlight, and the cooling shell which contains the fans, separately - they have their own charging port.)

I own close to 100 lights, including sofirn, thrunite, manker, astrolux and my favorite lights by acebeam. MS08 is the first light by imalent that I have purchased and I must say I am truly impressed. especially by its ability to sustain such high outputs for its size. I also like that it uses 21700s and not the sealed proprietary battery that so many new lights are using. At first I was disappointed that there wasn't an additional step between 10,000 and 34,000 lumens however as I thought about it I never use the lower turbo, I always go for turbo max in lights that support that. Anyway the lower turbos only gives you a few more seconds before step down so whats the point. Also 10,000 lumens is a hell of a lot of light and it can sustain that for quite some time. One note there is no moonlight/firefly mode but thats not what this lights about

The hollow design is very beautiful and powerful.

The brightness of the flashlight is very good, and the colleagues in the big floodlight still have a certain range. Good workmanship, convenient charging, simple and easy-to-understand button operation, novel design, comes with a commonly used anti-scalding heating cover, and the scalding heat dissipation shell is very mechanical and beautiful. It is a flashlight worthy of our possession.