I saw the imalent MSO3 kind of cool have so much power in a small package. My questions is is it really a well made light or another piece of amazon junk with fails promises If so whats a good reilble light? Looking for something close to the size and power
Imalent qualitly
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Can't speak to the Imalent build quality, but 13.000 Lumen in such a tiny form factor is thermally unsustainable. That's the typical sub-30 second Turbo.
Similar options would be the Nitecore TM (Tiny Monster)-series, like the TM12K.
If you need 12.000 Lumen sustained, we're talking big lights, like the Fenix LR80R or Acebeam X75 at 4x the cost of the Imalent MS03.
Similar options would be the Nitecore TM (Tiny Monster)-series, like the TM12K.
If you need 12.000 Lumen sustained, we're talking big lights, like the Fenix LR80R or Acebeam X75 at 4x the cost of the Imalent MS03.
I am not the right person to make comparisons between Imalent and Nitecore, but I haven't had any issues with the build quality of the Nitecore lights I have used, if that is what you are asking.
I do personally prefer Fenix as I don't like the tint from the Nitecore lights - they tend to be quite green-ish. But they use their own LEDs in many of their new lights, and I have only used older models, so I can't speak to their current lineup.
But if all you're after is the Lumen in a hot-rod form factor, runtimes be damned, then I would probably pick a Nitecore over an Imalent if I were in that market.
I do personally prefer Fenix as I don't like the tint from the Nitecore lights - they tend to be quite green-ish. But they use their own LEDs in many of their new lights, and I have only used older models, so I can't speak to their current lineup.
But if all you're after is the Lumen in a hot-rod form factor, runtimes be damned, then I would probably pick a Nitecore over an Imalent if I were in that market.
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