ACEBEAMTAC AA Tactical EDC Flashlight, 1000 High Lumens Flashlight Rechargeable, 280 Meters Long Range Throw Pocket LED Flashlight, Super Bright Small Mini Flashlight for Camping, Emergency, Home

I recently got the ACEBEAM TAC AA Tactical EDC Flashlight, and it's been a game-changer! This little guy is super bright for its size, and the tactical design makes it perfect for everyday carry. The build quality feels solid, and it's easy to operate with one hand. Whether I'm using it for outdoor adventures or just around the house, it performs flawlessly. Highly recommend it for anyone in need of a reliable and powerful flashlight!

During a trip to Iceland last month I was introduced to the ACEBEAM brand of flashlights while touring a volcanic cave. I was so impressed with the light output that I had to give them a try. I wanted something that was bright AND fit nicely in my motorcycle tank bag during my adventure touring trips. This light fits my needs nicely and this puppy is well engineered too. Love how it recalls the last "light level" setting that was used upon powering down. No need to punch through a whole bunch of light levels. The other great feature is that the battery is rechargeable. Unfortunately you have to remove the battery from the flashlight case. With my long USB cable I can tuck it into the clear window portion of my tank bag so I can keep an eye on it as it is charging, so it has not been a problem for me to adapt. Anyhow, the USB charging system on the bike makes it a breeze to top off the power while riding, leaving me with a fresh battery at the camp site. I just wish the clip could be rotated 180 degrees so I could clip it onto my baseball hat, giving me "hands free" lighting. I'll figure something out but I would still recommend this product.

I have this and several other EDC light including Olight Baton 4 and Thrunite Archer Pro 1 and 2 as my tops in category. Overall the AceBeam is bright, has good throw, good color a rechargeable and replaceable battery and is compatible with a regular AA in an emergency. Very good, but compared to either of the Archer Pros, it does not have a double sided clip, it is longer and wider. I keep my Archer Pro 2 in the 5th pocket of my jeans AKA the coin pocket on the right side above the normal pocket. The AceBeam is a bit too long and large for this. The Olight Baton 4 fits this role quite well but I keep it in my get home bag in it's 5000Mah charging case. The Archer Pro 2 goes on sale for $20 now and then which is cheaper than the $23 I paid for this AceBeam on sale. Overall, I think the AceBeam is pretty good and if having that replaceable battery, that can be swapped for a AA is important to you, stop reading this and buy it now. On the other hand, the Olight Baton 4 is brighter, smaller and has the option of the impressive charging case but also costs more. My winner however is the Thrunite Archer Pro 2 for my EDC needs. I have tried to dethrone it, but that hasn't happened yet.

I'm a contractor and I need a dependable flashlight that's small and light enough to carry every day in my pocket, is rugged and dependable. I like a single-battery flashlight since they're smaller and lighter so they're unobtrusive in my pocket. (I keep this one clipped onto a cargo pocket in my work pants.) Every flashlight I've tried before fails soon after I get it -- usually the switch stops working. This one has worked seamlessly with no problems whatsoever. I also use it to walk my dogs pre-dawn and I love the ultra-low light setting since it's perfect to cast enough light to walk the paths in the woods without causing light blindness. But it has three other light output levels as well. I usually just use the second setting, and sometimes the third if I need to see something in a dark space pretty far away. I almost never need the highest setting -- so, plenty bright. This is my favorite flashlight ever! If I had to find a way to improve it, I would add a light level switch to change output settings rather than cycling the on/off switch. But, barring that, it's perfect!PS: I wish AceBeam sold extra batteries on Amazon -- I got one online from a battery supplier -- so I could always have a charged battery as a backup for those long workdays.

I got this light for $23 a couple weeks ago and so far it has been fantastic! It doesn't have all the bells & whistles of some more expensive lights, but it does what's most important really well, throws a lot of light a long way. Even when using the highest brightness setting for an extended period of time, it stays bright and doesn't get overly hot. I do wish it had a two way clip and a magnet incorporated into the design, but it's not a deal breaker for me. It does remember the last setting used if turned off for more than 3 seconds. I really like the ability to use any average AA battery in a pinch if needed, it's nice to have that option just in case. Overall the light feels sturdy and well made and seems like it should take a beating and keep on working. Not quite sure if I'd pay the supposed full $40 retail price just because of how basic it is and the other options available up at or slightly above that price point, but for around $30 or so it's worth it. Highly recommend!

Love this little torch. It's been my EDC torch for over 2 months now. I love the available light options, from really dim, to really bright. I don't miss having a strobe option for my EDC torch. (My bedside torch has strobe) I really love the pocket clip, because it can not pop off unlike 98% of other pocket lights. The submergible rating and pocket clip are what sold me on it, and I haven't found much to complain about. If anything, the head is a little large in diameter, but it's very manageable. As I'm writing this, I had to feel my pants pocket to see if I was wearing it, because it's so comfortable to wear that I couldn't feel it.

This is a warmer K ( 5000) which is nice.Small in hand and easy enough to use. Would recommend.

Der erste eindruck der Lampe ist super. Klein, Handlich und super Hell.

4 modalità di illuminazione da pochi a "molti" lumen. Quello che sorprende è la gittata per una torcia così piccola. Batteria ricaricabile già compresa. Da avere nel proprio EDC

Muy buena calidad de linterna .Dudo que haya algo parecido a tanta potenciaen tamaño reducido.Lo único que no tienes es capacidad para manejar el has de luz z entoces ya sería perfectaLa durabilidad de la pila es la idónea y se carga rápido con cualquier tipo de cargador tipo C.Buena para trabajo policial y llevarla en el cinto

Was looking through the reviews and seems like I am the only person on the planet that had to pay for one of these! Just kidding but there certainly do seem to have been a lot of freebies but not here.I actually bought 2 of these as I liked it that much but then I like a tail switch which some people don't and I'm happy with it having mode memory and basic forward clicky user interface while others are not etc etcI have other small 14500 battery 1000 lumen pocket lights such as the Pokelit Grey, TrustFire L2, Sofirn SP10, but none of those throw much over 100 meters whereas this TAC AA definitely exceeds that and so I find it a great little outdoors compact led light, though obviously with the larger head it isn't the most compact.I first bought the Neutral White Nichia version and was impressed with that so I then purchased the Cool White version which it turned out I preferred for the cooler brighter beam and it also works very well with an nimh battery and doesn't reverse the moonlight and low modes as happens with the Nichia version so I returned the Nichia and bought a second in Cool white and now I am happy. My Pokelit Nichia 219f and Rider RX are both high CRI in any case so I am well covered there and though the Nichia TAC is desirable I just found I liked the Cool White more and I give it 5 stars because I have a lot of lights, some larger and more powerful but I prefer something light and easily pocketable but still with some good performance and this TAC AA is simply now one of my favourites. Love it.