IMALENTSR32 120000 Lumens Flashlight, High Lumens Flashlights Long Beam 2080 Meters with OLED Display, Type C Fast Charge Super Bright Searchlight for Outdoor, Hunting and Emergency

Super bright which is a pro and a con, the brightest setting produces a lot of heat, battery life is decent for the brightness, I’d say it’s a decent value for price, the build quality is about what you would expect from imalent, it’s more of a food light rather than a thrower but it can reach out there, I have done extensive testing both in Louisiana and Missouri and I love the light!

The media could not be loaded. Intro:This flashlight is one of the most impressive pieces of outdoor tech that I’ve come across to date and I don’t say that lightly. As an avid outdoorsman and someone who’s business requires a lot of time spent creating content where the subject is not always in the easiest area to get to(AKA the path less traveled if there was actually a path), I am constantly looking for the best of the best when it comes to the equipment I carry with me to help me get the job done. Prior to using this light I was using the Acebeam X75 and Imalent MS18 as my primary flashlights that I took with me when shooting at night. I honestly thought that no light could possibly be brighter or have a farther beam throw and use emitters with high enough cree which basically means that the color of the light gives the human eye the best chance of seeing an objects true color(100 cree is perfect but nearly impossible to achieve).When I first unboxed this thing and waited on it to initially charge, I was expecting it to be about the same as my MS18 to be honest. After just 77 minutes, my mind was already being changed. This 32,000 mAh light charged from 0(wouldn’t even turn on) to 100% in 77 minutes…Not only have I not found another device that charges at this rate but I haven’t come across any device that charges quite this fast, even using QC3.0. From there on everything else was astonishing. I measured a whooping 1,051,021 CD after 30 seconds of run time. If you’re new to the flashlight game, that’s VERY VERY bright. Using the 1 meter^2 Integrating Sphere that I built using a custom stainless steel cast that was painted white on the inside, I was able to measure the Lumen output. My readings came in over Imalent’s 120,000 lumens that are printed on the box and instead came in at 111,450 lumens at 30 seconds and 125,100 lumens at 45 seconds. I was lucky enough to have buddy that works in the R&D department at CREE and he calibrated my DIY Integrating Sphere with one of theirs. Moving on, if that wasn’t impressive enough, I recorded 2,087 meters of throw at 30 seconds and 2,220 meters at 45 seconds, showing off its insane hotspot that the perfectly shaped directional reflectors create.I know this review is getting a bit long so I’m going to sum up the reasons why this light is my top pick as a videographer and avid outdoorsman. Be sure to check out the showcase video I included at the top of this post showing the SR32 being used in environments that I’ve been using it to shoot new content at night since I bought it. See highlighted points of both Pro’s and Con’s below:Pros:- Built with 32 CREE XHP 50.3 HI LED’s, it’s the longest throwing and second brightest light in the world.- Has a mat black finish that has the perfect look and texture.- Has stepless brightness adjustment and stemless dimming along with memory of the last output mode that was being used, making it one of the more intuitive lights on the market.- As if it weren’t already convenient enough, the SR32’s battery is detachable and can be used as a powerbank, with wait for it…USB-C Charging! This is a big deal for Imlaent as it’s the first time they’ve used this new charging technology. The power bank is consists of 32,000 mAh coming from 8x21700 batteries. The battery pack will charge from 0-100% in just 90 minutes with the provided PD 100W charging block and USB-C cable. I’ve found this extremely useful as I’m regularly in a remote area shooting with my drone which takes a while to charge. Using the light as a power bank gives me a fast charging option on the go.- Has an OLED Display - Shows the lumen output in each mode: 30lm, 1500lm, 4500lm, 9000lm, 25,000lm, 50,000lm 120,000lm, and strobe.Also shows the voltage and gives certain warning gestures if the light is too hot.At 30 seconds I measured 1,051,021 CD -> 2,087 m of throw. This is the best performance of any light I’ve tested.- Has 3 built in cooling fans that make sure the light doesn’t overheat and damage its internals.- Water Proof and comes with extra O-rings- Can light a fire if you forgot your lighter!- Has 2 control buttons; one on the main frame itself and one on the detachable handle that it comes with.The Handle makes holding the light when it gets hot a non issue which was a complaint I've had with many high output lights.- Just wanted to reiterate the performance that you get. It may be a bit more expensive than your typical lumintop or Acebeam but man, this thing is incredible. Imalent has done it again and perfected their craft!Cons:- Is a bit heavy but comes with a shoulder strap and handle.- Also larger than your everyday flashlight but for the extremely high output, it would take 1000 of your average flashlights to reach half the lumen output of this light.

The media could not be loaded. This light is a lot more practical than I thought it would be, and is now my new forest night walk light. No pictures or video will ever truly show the brightness of this light, it is something you have to experience for yourself. I thought my 50,000 lumen Imalent flashlight was extremely bright, this is on another level! As you can see in the video (light on low setting), this light can be used hands free with the included sling properly adjusted, making for an extremely powerful yet portable 100,000+ lumen flashlight.This would be great for search and rescue, industrial security patrol or hiking in various types of terrain, especially where far and wide illumination is needed. If you are looking to achieve greater distance, I would order the warm tinted version of this light instead of the cool white version which is shown in the video. The SR32 charges very quick with its 100w charger, and even after using turbo a number of times for short durations, the battery was still nearly full! Knowing the light can run at 20,000+ lumens for almost an hour is incredibly useful. Overall, this an extremely bright flashlight that is more practical than many may think.Pros:- 100,000+ actual lumens- Oled display to read brightness level- Battery bank capable- 360 hour run time on low (low offers plenty of light for walking as well)- Comfortable and easily adjustable sling- Optional handle gives you two button options to operate light- High quality aluminum body (no plastic)- Light weight and rather compact consideringCons:- Like all Imalent lights, this too needs the ability to hold the power button from off to access low. Whatever mode you left the light in, it will remember that setting for the next time it is turned on, which can be frustrating, especially with a light this bright.-Should come with a microfiber cloth to clean lens since it is so large.Overall, if I were to break this down into various categories:Brightness 5/5 (Plenty of light, even in lowest setting)Value 4/5 (Most may not need a light this bright)Design 4/5 (Nice build quality and included accessories)(Nice box/case)UI 2/5 ( The UI is simple, but needs the option option to disable memory mode so you can rampup the brightness from low)

this flashlight can throw. like reallyyyyy far. it is a crazy price for a crazy light. enough said.