Imalent MS12 MINI 12 x XHP70.2 65000 Lumens 1036 Meters Flashlight

Comes from the Charles' channel. The Imalent MS12 Mini is an absolute lumen monster! With a maximum brightness of 65,000 lumens, it is currently the second brightest flashlight in the world and is a high-performance flashlight that convinces especially with its extremely high light output and long runtime. I affectionately call it the "Pocket Sun". And Simon is very patient to show the details of Ms12 mini, thank you.

First I would like to say that this is the most impressive flashlight I’ve seen in a long time. The size to output ratio is unlike anything I’ve seen before weighing in only 1.5 pounds in outputting 65,000 lm! Physically this light is just a bit bigger than a soda can with exception for the head piece which holds the reflector, this still allows the light to be easily put in a pocket which is a huge plus. The finish of this light feels great with black anodization over a full aluminum body and a rugged plastic button with two LEDs on each side showing the status of the battery pack. The battery pack consists of 4 21700 high drain cells to feed the enormous draw this light demands when at full power. There are three cooling fans around the head of the light which enables this light to run on turbo 65,000 lm mode for 40 seconds and then continuing to run for another 40 minutes at 13,000 lm. This light can run for 4 hours on its lowest output setting which is 1500 lm, lights this size benefit from these low output modes allowing you to use it for more every day tasks rather than just putting it on turbo to show off. Overall if you are looking for a good light to use outside when you need consistent brightness over a long period, massive brightness for a short time or anything in between all in a portable and manageable size this is the flashlight for you. I am impressed with the ms12 mini as a whole and can’t wait to see what Imalent comes out with next!

This is awesome but they really should do 2 things differently. Have a 2 button set up like the DT70. With 2 buttons, you can select what output you want. Cycling through every brightness is really annoying with the r60c. I can only imagine how much more annoying it with be with this many lumens. Minimum brightness level. 1500lm? Thats just rediculous. Imagine if it had a 50lm low setting where just the centre LED lit up. 4 × 21700 with 50lm out of 1 LED would be some very decent sustainable output. Im not a fan of the battery pack, another thing to plug in and take up space. Fully charged in 2 hours, pumping those batteries hard. This will be an awesome wall of light for 20 seconds but the r60c throws just as far with "only" 18,000 lumens. I would love to see them side by side. Well done to imalent for pushing these monster cans of lumens, i look forward to them releasing something with more than 100,000lm.