Acebeam E75 Flashlight Review: Are Quad-LED Lights a GIMMICK?

I reviewed the new Acebeam E75. This is a quad-led (Nichia 519A) flashlight with excellent build quality and performance. Looking for a solid EDC light? Make sure you watch my video to find out more. Get the Acebeam E75 from Liteshop Australia: https://www.liteshop.com.au/content/a... Get the Acebeam E75 (International): https://www.acebeam.com/e75 This light was provided as a sample by Acebeam for the purpose of this review. I was not paid to create this video. All opinions are my own. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please support my work and receive discounts by purchasing recommended products here (affiliate links below): ******** All Discount Codes (Master Spreadsheet): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/... ******** My Amazon Store: https://www.amazon.com/shop/watercolo... Nextorch Flashlights: https://www.nextorch.com/?ref=darrenyeo 10% Off Coupon Code: "DARRENYEO" Wuben Flashlights: https://www.wubenlight.com/?ref=darre... 10% Off Coupon: "DARRENYEO" Liteshop Australia: https://www.liteshop.com.au/?a_c=MMl9... Nealsgadgets: https://www.nealsgadgets.com/?ref=dar... Coupon Code "DARRENYEO" for 15% off! My website: https://www.darrenyeo.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acebeam E75 Transcript: General thoughts after a week of usage/size comparison/practicality/interesting things: • I love the overall look and feel of this light - smooth anodising and perfect machining. Great colour choices too. • The beam quality and profile is my favourite thing about this light. It's very difficult to get a focused hotspot with these quad LED lights. Most companies just chuck a TIR lens in it which creates a floody beam. Acebeam uses a quad-smooth reflector. • Comparisons: Convoy S21F, Sofirn IF25A. Overall Construction, LED, lens, bezel and reflector: • Top quality machining and anodising. I like the different colours you can choose from. They're tasteful and still low-key. The side switch is made of metal and requires a firm press to activate. Acebeam has also used anodised, square-cut threads which are smooth and easy to thread. This was not the case with my P16. No clip issue as well - it sits below the tail cap and is screwed into the body. Strong magnet in tail cap. • My version has 4x519a LEDs producing 3000 lumens, but you can get a low CRI 4500 lumen version. • The bezel is a nice addition - not sharp and is handy if you need to break a window. Glass lens with a quad smooth aluminium reflector under the lens. • Takes any 21700 cell, flattops and button tops. Onboard charging. UI - modes: • ML, L, M1, M2, HIGH, TURBO + STROBE • Click and hold for ML from off. Double-click anytime for turbo. Triple click for strobe. Performance - total output, beam profile, longevity, practicality: • CCT, CRI, Ceiling bounce test • Nice high CRI beam profile. Plenty of spills and a perfectly circular hotspot. There is an 'overlapping' pattern around the edges of the beam but not really noticeable, especially outside. Considerations: • Can't turn off the auxiliary lights near the side switch. • Additional tail switch would have been perfect for tactical functionality/momentary mode. Verdict: This is an amazing general-purpose flashlight that you can EDC - it is a bit larger but the 5000mAh cell will give you extended runtimes. It's a pleasure to use and the light has impressive brightness and throw, given the high CRI LEDs.