Acebeam E10 Green LED Torch: Review
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
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AceBeam's "palm thrower" E10 series comes with a choice of 3 LED's. Today I look at the green one, the longest thrower of the three. I show the torch in detail, test the battery/charging, and I've included outside beam shots with a catchy soundtrack for country/bluegrass fans ;-)
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Detailed spec:
OSRAM green light LED
Moonlight: 1 lumen; 50cd; 14 meters; 185 hours
Low: 25 lumens; 2800cd; 106 meters; 46 hours
Med: 190 lumens; 20000cd; 283 meters; 6 hours 45 minutes
High: 420 lumens; 44000cd; 420 meters; 2 hours 45 minutes
Turbo: 1050 lumens; 114000cd; 675 meters; 1 hours 30 minutes
Strobe: 1050 lumens; 1hour 10 minutes
Max. output 1050 lumens
Max. runtime: 185 hours
Max. beam distance: 675meters
Peak beam intensity: 114000cd
Low Voltage Warning:
Voltage ＜3.1V, the brightness level downshifts to Low
Voltage ＜2.9V, twice flash
Voltage = 2.7V, turn off
Made of durable aerospace-grade aluminium alloy
Premium type Ⅲ hard-anodized anti-abrasive finish
Highly integrated tail switch switch for all easy operation
Knurling and polishing finish provide a secure grip
Multiple LED, multiple brightness and light range
Strobe setting that can disorient an attacker or serve as a distress signal
Streamlined body with slim head design
Low battery voltage warning with flickering
Lockout mode to prevent accidental activation
Intelligent highly efficient circuit board design for max. performance and long run time
Intelligent temperature controlled light output for user safety
Underwater 2 meters submersible
1 meter impact resistance - Věda a technologie
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Sweet torch! What a little powerhouse! Thank you for sharing my friend👍👍
Yes it's quite a good model
Yes it's quite a good model
Based on this review I bought the red one. I really wanted the green but all sold out in UK I think. Thanks for making me aware of this torch! :-)
Yes stock seems low I've seen some on eBay, but postage cost puts you off a bit. I like red too, red/green both are nice to use v the normal white. Thanks for stopping in looking forward to your next adventure, weather not ideal though!
Another great review! I dont own a green one... Looks interesting!
It's different quite fun to use beaming out long distances!
Thanks for review with the beamshots!
I have the white E10 and like it. Very good throw with a useful spill. I agree with you about that Acebeam should offer an extension tube for use with 26650. With such a wide body it actually had been better in the hand if it was a bit longer. And at the same time the runtime could be almost trippled with the highest capacity 26650.
It's interesting that a colored light can be brighter than the white.
I am a bit intrigued to get the green as well.
Do you see any other reason to get the green, apart from being easier for the eyes? It's obvious the color rendition is pretty much absent, everything looks green. Is there anything you see better with it than with white light?
Hard to say I know hunters like red light, but you get less output. Evidently both red and green are way better for the eyes v blue/white light. And red is meant to be super good for the eyes. As we spend way too many hours staring at screens etc. So i've moved away from cool white lights mostly for myself, I usually go with high CRI - and I kept that JetBeam hunting light I got for review ages ago, as it's one of the few torches that has all 3 built in and decent outputs for green and red (ie good enough to use at longer range). It wasn't a super popular model, but I've come to like using red or green at night - of course you're right about lack of colour - still perhaps it's not needed for night activities?
Green seems to show more contrast v white light, that's my perception I just found it easier to use for longer periods, but maybe I'm getting old, well not too old ;-D
@@MrBazReviews
I personally prefer neutral or warm tint and always choose it when it's an option. A cool white can be ok, if it's not too much bluish.
Actually I have recently got into the incandescent area, as a nice complement. While LED is so much superior when it comes to efficiency a quality incandescent light is really good and pleasant for the eyes, and have the superior color rendition. And with recheargeable batteries the economy is not an issue here.
But my main use of flashlights are LEDs and I will consider to get the green E10!
@@patricj951 I go for N/W if I can depends on the LED some are not nice tints the cool ones, and some are not bad. They seem to be using these luminous LED's a lot recently I'll have to find out what their colour temp is, they seem to have a bit less blue and tint shift so I don't mind them even the cool ones.
I always go with warm light indoors never cool. Sadly some of the street lighting isn't great now either, maybe they need to learn warm lighting is better at night, some of the street lights are truly awful white/blue cast. A lack of basic research on this, it evidently has a big impact on health not just eyes!
This is quite good if you want a big range torch, bit different. Few tweaks would have been nice, but I liked using it
Today I received E10 in green. Very nice for the eyes! And I have to confess that I was very wrong in my supposition when I thought that color rendition is pretty much absent and everything looks green. It definitely does not! That is more correct for my Olight M20 Crimson red light. But with E10 green I clearly see blue, red, orange, yellow, brown and so on. Still not as good as a cool white LED with low CRI but much better than I expected.
@@patricj951 Interesting I mostly see green but I suppose everyone is different! Red seems to wipe everything out colour, yes it is a nice one to use often use red at night. Evidently red is good for the eyes, I think green is also better than white lights
Black circular rings, what is their usefulness and where to be placed?
See above
Did you did a throw test with a luxmeter on turbo?
With a lux measurement it's used with size of area otherwise it has no meaning if you point it at it one foot away it comes in around 1200 lux open not in a box or anything. I concentrate on real world use v measurements reason is you can't get accurate readings unless you use an orb with a decent device
@@MrBazReviews , i mean Candelas , not Lumens , for throw measurement
@@djosgearz3924 I have no way to accurately measure that
I've seen lights that come with a smaller green and red LED in addition to the standard white primary LED. But what's the point of a green-only LED flashlight?
Some people use green for hunting, you have a choice of LED's so I suppose everyone is covered. It's something different, perhaps not for all
@@MrBazReviews
☑️ Honestly, I'd probably prefer green to the sickeningly yellow "neutral white" XHP50 in my Thrunite T1 that I bought about 2 years ago. I bought it because it seemed to have more conveniences and more brightness than my Jetbeam Jet II MK, which I'd bought a year earlier. The T1 is rated at 1,500L, and the Jet II MK only 450L with it's XP-L HI. But the T1 beam is pure flood, no throw, terribly yellow, and it's hard to tell that it's actually brighter on turbo than the Jet II MK, which has a perfectly neutral white beam, with perfect mix of flood and throw.
I switched back to the Jet II MK after carrying the T1 for awhile. But then it's lanyard broke, and I lost it. So now I'm looking for a replacement that's at least as good as the Jet II MK (and WAY better than the T1)....
@@HighlanderNorth1 T1 is too floody for me, I prefer a bit of range. Even the Fenix E16 has quite a lot longer throw, yet lower output. So at the moment I am using that as a pocket carry and general torch, but I believe it's discontinued (perhaps a new version might come out). I hope so as it's one of the best I've used if you are into the warmer tints.
I know JetBeam have a new compact 18650 coming out soon, not sure about any smaller cell ones.
Hello,
Can you tell me how the battery life indicator works on this light? % left /color wise ? Thanks
3:18
@@MrBazReviews So it looks like there is no real % left stepdown indicator? Just the low voltage warning which only tells you the battery is really low? I'm spoiled by the nitecore digital readout. Thanks
@@ADSUPINTHIS Yes it's just a step down when it gets very low, so not really that useful
Hello, will you be reviewing the Olight Marauder 2? It looks very interesting.
Hard to say unless it's sent in, Olight don't send items I would say probably not Ruyy sometimes do now and then
I have a lot of other ones to look at though so no shortage of items at this time
@@MrBazReviews I see. Keep up with the good work. There aren’t many honest reviewers on YT nowadays. You are one of the few.
@@garywillis8737 Well I keep going, seems I have a couple of haters, but hey that's par for the course. Unless they don't like the bluegrass music I used ;-D I liked it bit of a twang going on there. I do put the odd subtle thing in yet nobody spots them!
Will do update on items coming in got other things to look at, thanks for the support
紅色也很有興趣…綠色已經入手很滿意！
I had no access to the red one, but it sounds useful too
Nice review. I don't believe that the moonlight level would be useful because at one meter you'd have way too much lux to be able to use it for night preservation... It's so unusual
It's the small spot so not overly useful as it's concentrated in the middle, v spread out on most torches. It's not that useful but better than not having a low output
Whats the price..Looks good.
About 50 in Euro/$
Two rabbits at 5:39
Yup quite a few out there that night!
For me, too powerful for a green beam. If only it did 0.5 02 05 and 20 (I'm not a hunter)
Fair point it's not for everyone, nice to play with though
I bought one and I think the switch died. As I thought it was the battery. But it's green, meaning its charged. Haven't even dropped it. Crazy lame. The seller must be buying from a distributor in China. NO THANKS
Warranty should have one at least for a while. I gave it to my nephew and he is still using it (though hardly every day)
@@MrBazReviews bought a steam light. I'm good again lol
@@APSAL07 Streamlight?
@@MrBazReviewsmine lasted three years. Something happened around the bulb. Looks like oxidation. I don't know but I think it's a five year warranty on those.
@@MrBazReviews Yea atreamlight flash light assembled in 💪USA.👍
Black circular rings, what is their usefulness and where to be placed?
They are spare O rings to replace the ones fitted on the torch
@@MrBazReviews Thank you very much