Charging the cells in the light via the USB cable with a magnetic connection, I get between 1.6 and 1.8A for most of the charging cycle. Pulling the cells out (somewhat of an arduous process) and putting them in my Vapcell S4+, they all happily charge at 2.5A each – so the rate is significantly different. This was a fun one. My sphere has quite a bit of trouble with higher lumens, as it illuminates like crazy, and my lux meter gets saturated. I’ve put an ND filter over my sensor though, recalibrated, and then run three tests and averaged, and I get: Last month, we informed that we will release our Lumen Monster MS06 on 20th August and Fans who shared MS06 posts will have a chance to win a MS06 for free. Once the news was released, it have been enthusiastically shared. This light is just incredible. High output, high heat, high drain, high everything. Low is 320 lumens, and even if it was meant to only be 200, that’s still so far from “low” it’s not funny (my favourite headlamp only goes to 276 at absolute most!). That said, this light isn’t for that kind of situation, it’s for when you absolutely positively need to light up everything in sight. Max. Brightness: 25,000 lumens | Peak Beam Distance: 2,067 feet (630 m) | Runtime on Max Brightness: 25,000lms~6,400lms, 3 minutes + 100 minutes

Bright flashlights have a variety of uses but are usually best suited for times when maximum visibility is needed. Think search and rescue missions or exploration of dangerous and treacherous terrains, such as caves or trekking trails. While ideal for nighttime use, you can also use one during the day, specifically to illuminate dark alleys, outbuildings, and basements. The MS06 is a lumen monster not an artsy collectible. This thing doesn’t have “show muscle”, it’s got “ go muscle.” Pound for pound this light punches way above its class. Over the past decade, Imalent has gained widespread recognition and popularity in the flashlight industry. Our products are known for their cutting-edge innovations, including ultra-long beam projection, ultra-high lumen output, advanced cooling systems, OLED displays, high-drain rechargeable batteries, and a variety of fast charging methods. I’ve discussed this with Imalent and they advised me that these issues have since been corrected. For more info on this issue consult my video review on youtube. Operation For reference, here’s a baseline shot, with all the room lights off and almost nothing hitting the sensor. Also, here’s the light with the worst PWM I could find. I’m adding multiple timescales, so it’ll be easier to compare to the test light. Unfortunately, the PWM on this light is so bad that it doesn’t even work with my normal scale, which is 50 microseconds (50us). 10ms. 5ms. 2ms. 1ms. 0.5ms. 0.2ms. In a display faster than 0.2ms or so, the on/off cycle is more than one screen, so it’d just (very incorrectly) look like a flat line. I wrote more about this Ultrafire WF-602C flashlight and explained a little about PWM too. User Interface and OperationIn my tests the full recharge took place in just over 6 hours (using a 5V / 3A power supply). Recharging, according to my equipment, is done at approximately 2A max.

The MS06 comes inside a very impressive retail box. Behind a shiny exterior slip, the box within has the same imagery, but then flips open to reveal the goods inside. NOTE: I always use manual camera settings to when reviewing flashlights to prevent exagerated or underexposed images/videos. What you see closely represents what the naked eye actually sees. The Imalent MS06 flashlight has an incredible maximum output of 25,000 lumens from the 6 x CREE XHP70 2nd generation LEDs and is powered by 3 x 21700 li-ion batteries (included) to support the impressive brightness levels. The torch has an aluminium reflector which projects a focused beam up to 513 meters, with an optimal peripheral illumination. I could not find any PWM on this light, this is due to the fact that it uses a high-efficiency constant power circuit that maintains constant brightness. Max. Brightness: 18,000 lumens | Peak Beam Distance: 3,707 feet (1.1 km) | Runtime on Max. Brightness: 2 hours

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The torch at the highest powers heats a lot, but this was to be expected given the minimum dimensions with the length of only 119mm. Excellent alluvial beam that allows a good vision even with low levels starting to illuminate adjacent to the feet. As previously mentioned, the majority of the grip on the light actually comes from the ‘squares’ of knurling, as the knurling itself is fairly smooth. I don’t see this as being an issue though, as this isn’t a light you’d likely be moving fast with, so grip wouldn’t be as paramount. The MS06 flashlight will remember the brightness that was previously set. When the flashlight is turned on, it remembers the brightness level previously set before being turned off (turbo and strobe excluded). IMALENT's flashlight are cutting-edge, boasting modern and practical features that set them apart. These advanced features include fast magnetic charging for convenient and efficient power replenishment, as well as an OLED display that provides clear visibility of the power levels, ensuring you always know how much charge remains.

The emitter chosen is a very common one for Imalent – the Cree XHP70.2 in 6500K. This makes sure that the light can punch out a whole bunch of lumens, and is somewhat of a calling-card for Imalent. Not that there’s a problem with that, of course – it’s fun for consistency.That is actually quite impressive. There was a slight mist in the air so it may have been possible to hit the 7th peer(490 meters) in optimum conditions. The results should be taken with a grain of salt since I am using an integrating Lumen tube which is not officially calibrated, so take into account a deviation of +- 10% Initially, I was unable to measure the current in Turbo mode, since the current seems to be above 20Amp. My clamp meter can only measure up to 20 Amp! I have never ever measured such high currents in a flashlight before! Over the past decades, our brand has grown bigger and bigger. Our products feature innovations such as ultra-long beam projection, ultra-high lumen output, multiple cooling systems, OLED displays, high-drain rechargeable batteries, and various fast charging methods. As a result, our product is a must-have for professional and everyday use because of its superior lumen output, the world's longest throw distance, USB rechargeability, and more. These features are the most important factors when choosing a flashlight as an everyday carry (EDC) gear. Depending on whether you need some extra features, we always certainly have the best to offer.