Update: This popular front-page deal is available again.
ACEBEAM Factory Store via AliExpress has
ACEBEAM Pokelit AA 1000 Lumen EDC Rechargeable CRI90 Flashlight (Alu-gray-6500K) on sale for $10.90 - $2 with promo code
AEUS02 during checkout = $8.90 -->
Now $8.75.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor
iconian for sharing this deal.
- Note:
- The ones labeled 6500K are 1000 lumens, while the ones labeled 5000K are 500 lumens.
- You must be signed into your AliExpress account and have your address added in order to add items to your cart and place an order. To add your address, go to Settings via the drop-down menu at the top of the page, then select Shipping Address.
Includes:
- Rechargeable 14500 Battery
- Lanyard
- 2x O-Rings
- USB-C Charging Cable
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At about the same time, I also bought the now discontinued hcri olight i5t w rechargeable battery. They are extremely similar. The olight has only two settings, a low that cannot be mistaken for moonlight. The olight had a smoother switch at first but after two years, it became glitchy. The cast of the two lights are very similar but I think acebeam has the edge in pleasant color representation. Just barely tho and it might be my copies. The olight has threads that glide, but the acebeam's are also smooth and possibly a little more snug. The two way clip is sturdier on the acebeam. After a lot of use, It is still a little harder to clip onto things. The olight clip slips on and off more easily but I've definitely bent a couple olight clips and that light falls out of pocket more often. I tend to get more hours out of the acebeam between charges.
It's relatively simple light, but it has the features that are important to me: Small, hcri, reasonable runtime, can take a AA if needed, very usable low and medium settings.
This is an excellent price.
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At about the same time, I also bought the now discontinued hcri olight i5t w rechargeable battery. They are extremely similar. The olight has only two settings, a low that cannot be mistaken for moonlight. The olight had a smoother switch at first but after two years, it became glitchy. The cast of the two lights are very similar but I think acebeam has the edge in pleasant color representation. Just barely tho and it might be my copies. The olight has threads that glide, but the acebeam's are also smooth and possibly a little more snug. The two way clip is sturdier on the acebeam. After a lot of use, It is still a little harder to clip onto things. The olight clip slips on and off more easily but I've definitely bent a couple olight clips and that light falls out of pocket more often. I tend to get more hours out of the acebeam between charges.
It's relatively simple light, but it has the features that are important to me: Small, hcri, reasonable runtime, can take a AA if needed, very usable low and medium settings.
This is an excellent price.
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At about the same time, I also bought the now discontinued hcri olight i5t w rechargeable battery. They are extremely similar. The olight has only two settings, a low that cannot be mistaken for moonlight. The olight had a smoother switch at first but after two years, it became glitchy. The cast of the two lights are very similar but I think acebeam has the edge in pleasant color representation. Just barely tho and it might be my copies. The olight has threads that glide, but the acebeam's are also smooth and possibly a little more snug. The two way clip is sturdier on the acebeam. After a lot of use, It is still a little harder to clip onto things. The olight clip slips on and off more easily but I've definitely bent a couple olight clips and that light falls out of pocket more often. I tend to get more hours out of the acebeam between charges.
It's relatively simple light, but it has the features that are important to me: Small, hcri, reasonable runtime, can take a AA if needed, very usable low and medium settings.
This is an excellent price.
Do you have the 5000k or 6500k. Im leaning towards warm white but am curious what you have and what you are comparing to the O light.
EDIT: Got it to work! Needed to add in my address LOL
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