SR32 Brightest Torch Long Beam 2080 Meters, 120,000 Lumens, Super Bright LED Flashlight with OLED Display, Type C Fast Charge, High Lumen Ideal for Outdoor, Hunting and Emergency

This flashlight is not for everyone, it’s incredibly powerful some might say to powerful, not me but some might. Very well made with high quality materials. 3 built in fans keep this beast cool at higher power settings. I thought something this powerful would be very heavy but it’s not, but It does come with a really nice shoulder strap if my wife needs to use it. There is a light setting for just about every circumstance you might encounter, from taking the trash cans out to finding your missing dog on top of a mountain and everything in between. I also love the fact that it’s usable in really bad wet weather. Charges very quickly with the fast charger plug and cable that comes in the box. Both of which are of the highest quality also. I have never experienced a hand held light that is this portable and powerful with the build quality that this has, yes it’s expensive but there is really nothing out there with the specs and quality of the Imalent SR32. I have quite a few high quality lights but this is just in a different league. It comes protected in a very nice custom box that holds everything, strap, power plug, cable, tool for removing the Handel if needed and extra rubber seals. In summery it’s the most powerful highest quality flash light available today and I love it. The only thing in my opinion that it’s missing is the option to mount it to a stand for sustained lighting, there is no threaded hole to do this which is the only thing this awesome light is missing. After using for a few days now I have to say I am so impressed with the light and its features and power.

Almost to bright and so hot you can cook your eggs on it. A must in any real collection of flashlights

Looks like I've been sent a previously used unit, not good for a high end product.

so like don't point at your self or at a wall at night cos you will stop seeing

The RT35 is an awesome flashlights which provides much throw. So It's perfect for hunting, searching and several outdoor activities! Pro: - clean and nice design - perfectly centered LED and clean light image - integrated charging function - extensive accessories are included (all inclusive package) Con: - no other LED's available (NW or WW) - no direct access to low - Lanyard not very good - choppy thread

Good product

Works great

The video you see is going through caves on a kayak. The torch is set at only 50,000 lumens. The highest setting is 120,000 lumens which we didn’t need to use as the 50,000 was so bright. The throw of light was just striking. Easy to use. Quality built product. Inbuilt fans. Fast charging. Carry case and charger all included. The customer service at the Imulent store has been wonderful. Fully recommend such a quality product.

La uso come thrower per ricerca notturna degli animali ed è una vera spada. Non troppo grande, con un bel tasto comodo e la presa magnetica x ricaricarla. Davvero utile.

I’ve wanted this for a while! It’s expensive but one of a kind and its really bright!!!

what a great - GREAT - spot beam, the best I have got yet. especially good values when coupons are offered. Build Quality is 9/10, could be improved. then again, you all know this flashlight is a Legend in its own class.

Can't really comment on the light itself since the charging cord they shipped with it is completely dead. Doesn't work with the light, the charger, my own charger, my own device, or any combination of them. Also the multimeter says it's got zero continuity between once side and the other. 1000$ flashlight, company cheaped out on the charging cable to save 1$. I won't make any claims about the light itself as of yet since there is SOME possibility the quality of the cord is not reflective of the quality of the light but I certainly can't tell you one way or the other since there is no way to charge it lol Update: Found a decent replacement cord online so will update with a revised review of the light when it can be charged. Final update: Well I managed to get a decent cord that will deliver the 100w of energy and actually use the light! The light itself is really quite good. I'm not going to go on too much about the brightness or throw, there are lots of videos involving people with the proper equipment for that. Instead I will focus on comparing its other features. The wide range of settings is really very useful for example, having a super low brightness mode that can last literally over 300 hours is honestly one of the best features you're going to see for camping, survival, or just having in case you lose power. The TWO buttons are great both for ergonomics but also for redundancy. The level of water proofing isn't half bad either although the lack of o-ring by the handle can cause that button to short, thus acting as if it's ALWAYS pressed. A bit of dielectric grease fixed this with ease but still, it's 1000$ so it's a bit silly I had to do that myself. The fact it can be used as a USB power bank is likewise super useful in my opinion as well and the little LED screen that shows battery life is pretty useful too. Now if you ARE curious about the brightness...well it's more than enough for just about any purpose I can even imagine a portable light being good for. Even its near 1-hour runtime at 25,000 lumens is incredible. Having an option to boost that all the way to 120,000 lumens for 45 seconds is great but if you plan to use this for long periods then that intense 25,000 lumens is really pretty spectacular for a 45+ minutes. Down sides would really just be that there isn't really way to easily attach lenses to the light for specific use cases, even the BEAM of the light is quite hot and can easily cause a fire if on the highest setting, and the cord seems...less durable than many standard connectors but it's also more useful. My PERSONAL suggestion would be for them to make the USB port replaceable and include a spare cord, preferably a very short one to save on costs since it would just be a back up. Overall impression of this light is very good. There are some annoying UI features like not being able to easily activate "moonlight" mode (You either have to cycle through most of the settings or turn on turbo and then begin cycling the modes and it will switch directly to moonlight mode after turbo. For my use case, security work, needing to blind or SUPER blind everyone in the area just to get back to the nice soft moonlight mode is a pain and involves literal planning out of areas where I can switch to max brightness just to get back to moonlight mode to use in areas with people present to avoid harsh lighting and glare for others.). It's really just little extras of engineering that would go a long way and add maybe 40$ to the price so it is worth mentioning but not really something that should stop anyone from buying this if you know this is what you'd like or need. I would personally recommend it if you actually NEED very near a KM of usable lighting. You should of course keep in mind that since you'll be holding the light actually SEEING more than a KM away with this would be hard since your eyes will adjust to the bright areas NEAR you and the dimmer areas far away might actually seem MORE dark if the area near you is reflective/white or it's foggy out but at around 1 KM it works quite well and with a bit of practice avoiding looking at nearby objects you really can light up anything up to 1.6-1.8km well enough to see. If what you're trying to find is reflective this can really light up something 2km away and make it stand out exceptionally well for search and rescue purposes as well. It SHOULD be noted that for indoors this is probably not the light for you, the highest setting will almost certainly produce glare unless you've got nice rough light defusing ceilings like in a commercial setting and there are brighter lights with less throw distance that would almost certainly work as well or better within 100m. If you're outside a lot or keeping light away from some areas is important this is a great light, it DOES spread out a decent bit (this is not at all like a laser or anything) hence why I'd love a few lens options but anything between 100m and 1000m tends to work great and further depends on conditions and surroundings.

This flashlight worked great when I first got it. I’ve only used it maybe 4 times. I’ve had it for a year and a half and it no longer charges. Therefore, no longer works. I hope the company honours the warranty.