ASTROLUX FT02S V2 - 10225 lumens flashlight - 2-way Type-C charging
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- Astrolux® FT02S V2 10225LM Quad HP50 High-Lumen Strong Flashlight
Code: BGJune218
Price: US$53.9
Link: ban.ggood.vip/14VZ2
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21700: I measured 10660 lumens / 57201cd (478m) @turn on
26650: I measured 7880 lumens / 45995cd (428m) @turn on
Description:
Introducing the Astrolux FT02S V2, a powerful USB-C flashlight perfect for adventurers and everyday carry enthusiasts alike. With its Quad HP50 LED array delivering an astonishing 10,225 lumens and a throw distance of 418 meters, this compact torch illuminates the darkest nights with ease. Its stepless dimming feature ensures precise brightness control, while the multi-level design simplifies operation.
Equipped with a Type-C two-way quick charge port, the FT02S V2 juices up rapidly and even doubles as a power bank for your devices in a pinch. Compatible with multiple battery types, including 18650, 21700, and 26650, it adapts to your power preferences effortlessly.
Safety and convenience are paramount, with a lockout mode for secure storage and a memory function that recalls your preferred settings. Crafted from hard-anodized aluminum alloy, this flashlight is IPX-6 waterproof, ready to withstand harsh conditions.
Whether you're camping, hiking, or exploring, the Astrolux FT02S V2 is your reliable companion, providing unparalleled brightness and versatility in any situation. Compact, lightweight, and packed with features, it's the ultimate tool for lighting up your adventures.
Specification:
Name: High-Lumen Strong Flashlight
Brand and model: Astrolux® FT02S V2
LED: Quad HP50 LED
Lumens: 10225LM
Range: 418m
Intensity: 43750cd
Mode: Stepless Dimming and Low - Turbo - Strobe
Battery
1*18650/21700/26650 Li-ion Battery
(Without any batteries or With 26650 battery optional)
Charging Type: Type-C Two-Way Quick Charge
Memory Mode: Yes
Lockout Design: Yes
Size: 149.3mm*54.5mm*33.7mm
Weight: About 275g (without battery)
Operating Instructions
Click: On/Off
Long Press: Smooth Ramping
2 Clicks: Turbo
3 Clicks: Strobe
4 Clicks: Voltage check
5 Clicks: Lock/Unlock
Features:
1. Stepless Dimming Adjust As You Like
Light brightness can be adjusted smoothly; More convenient to use; More reliable; Longer battery life
2. Multiple Batteries Compatible
Battery adaptors included, compatible with 18650/21700/26650 battery. High-drain unprotected battery is recommended
3. Type-C Two-Way Quick Charge
Uses Type-C charging interface for fast charging, supports various charging methods, and can be charged anywhere. The charging and discharging current of the flashlight is 5V2A, which can discharge ios/Android mobile phones.
4. Lockout Design & Memory Mode
Easily activate the lockout mode by quickly flashing five times while the flashlight is turned off, ensuring safe and secure storage.
Enjoy the convenience of brightness memory mode, which remembers your preferred light setting for easy access every time you turn on the flashlight.
5. Sealed Body & Deeply Waterproof
IPX-6 waterproof, it can be sprayed from a height of 2 meters to all parts of the product within 3 minutes without any impact.
Package included:
1x Astrolux FT02S V2 Flashlight
1 x 26650 Removable Battery (Optional)
1x 21700 to 26650 Adaptor
1 x 18650 to 26650 Adaptor
2 x Waterproof O-Rings
1 x Lanyard
1x User Manual
Please note that the user manual is for reference only. The package list states that it includes batteries, but the actual configuration received will depend on the package chosen by the customer, whether it includes batteries or not.
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Astrolux® FT02S V2 10225LM Quad HP50 High-Lumen Strong Flashlight
Code: BGJune218
Price: US$53.9
Link: ban.ggood.vip/14VZ2
Banggood Hobby Day: ban.ggood.vip/14VZ4
*This video looks the best on a 4K HDR TV!
I like this light. I wish the beam wasn't so ring--y, but impressive amount of output.
Rings and tint shifts but a lot of lumens for the price!
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TV For sure! Crazy amount for the price! I decided to give one a go.
0:20. Rings in the beam for days lol..
I have the first version, i would like to switch the leds to sft40's but I'm happy with the light overall...
So, the one I received from Banggood was faulty. When the light is on, a double click is supposed to give you "Turbo" mode. But with mine, it does a bright flash, goes dark, and no button click, or sequence of clicks, gets it to turn back on. Unscrewing the tail cap, then screwing it back in allows the light to function again. I was using an 18650 to test the light. I will be sending it back for refund.
As a side note, I also purchased a cheap AAA UV light, that when a AAA is inserted, causes the light to remain on. Clicking the switch just toggles between high, low, and flashing. Removal of the battery was the only way to turn it off. It's also going back.
Sounds like you're using a protected cell though, you need a high drain unprotected cell.
@@PiercingTheDarkness Thanks for the reply. I ended up with the Molicel P45B and now it works well.
The beam patter, on the other hand is horrible, but the light works as it should.
BTW, the light doesn't come with any battery. What should I use? Protected? Unprotected? Any good brand to use? Since this has a USB-C cord, I'm guessing any rechargeable can be installed and charged inside this light?
It comes with an optional 26650, but I'd just use a MOLICEL P45B. Most of your questions are dealt with in the review.
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TV I got one from Banggood, and it doesn't come with a battery. I'll look for a Molicel. Thanks.
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TV I finally got this light in the mail, yesterday. I purchased the one with the 5000K SST40 LEDs and it wasn't very bright [with a fully charged 18650], and had the absolute worst beam pattern I've ever seen. Artifacts everywhere. And because it was purchased from overseas, the return process [because it wasn't broken] will cost me a fair amount. In this case, I wasted my money.
Bought it! How do these compare with the FT03 and FT03S?
More flood and a lot more power
which one the most powerfull molicell p45b or samsung 30t for single batrey like ft02s or ft03s?
I think the P45B is the current king. Lishen 60A pushes it.
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TVyeah there’s debate that over a certain amp that the lishen holds power better. Piercing the darkness knows more about it
I miss a good throw with this flashlight, no go.
Sipping like 5euro and discount 20cents lol
I wish all flashlights came with a tailswitch, so much easier to use 1 handed.
I prefer front. Rear switches are for the SAS!
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TV Special ass switch?
@@geeeeeeeezzzzzzzzzz Sutton and Shearer
I purchased a Molicel P45B for this light. It functions as it should. I got the one with the 5oooK SST40 and it has the absolute worse beam pattern I've ever seen. I had to resort to using some Writeright micro thin screen protector sheets in an attempt to smooth out the beam. It has worked fairly well. Not great, but much better.
But as for how bright this light is? It is fairly bright, I suppose, but claims 11000LM? I don't think so. My Acebeam L35 is definitely brighter, with it's single LED. And I'm pretty much stuck with this light, because, in order to send it back to Banggood, I would have to pay for shipping, and am not sure what carrier to use. I guess "live and learn". Fortunately, it wasn't something that cost $200+.
I wonder if you got a fake P45B, this light should definitely push 10K at turn on with a P45B.
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TV My reply keeps failing...
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TV I'll have to send again. I got it from 18650batterystore. I don't know if they're a reputable business or not. I assume so.
As a side note, I did test this battery out of the box. I only did this for a few seconds. Three clicks showed it at 3.5V so I am currently charging it. But I would think that 3.5V would still be sufficient to allow full power.
BTW, does this flashlight have internal battery protection? I read that unprotected cells can be dangerous if used in something without protection circuitry.
test
@DRayL_ 3.5V won't be very impressive, lol. Probably won't even let you use Turbo.
Nice review too bad the 2 headed dog got you in the end.
Licked to death, it was Jens dog, Garmr.
Astrolux is a great company that produce numerous outstanding flashlight products. However the previous FT02S V1 I am not a great fan of it, it has very severe parasitic drain and the 26650 battery life cannot last. Even without switching on, the 26650 automatically lost charge speedily, the only way to to manually unscrew the Base Cap to open the Electrical Circuit.
Compare to EA01S also another 26650 flastlight from Astrolux from the same lauch period is so much better than the FT02S V1, hell even the old MF01 mini is even better than the FT02S V1. I will not recommend the FT02S V1.
How is this V2 fare, I am not sure... Looks like just simply a LED swap...
Only the early batch of V1 had high parasitic drain, this was fixed afaik.
FT02S v1 had Anduril, I think people prefer an easier UI.
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TVFor me Andúril is much better
No anduril no rgb, sucks
Anduril sucks
Daddy?
Not sure why so many love RGB, that's something I would give to my 8yr old niece to play with. I normally turn them off or if bright enough, use red to reduce insects.
It's seems to be all but gone now. I think Anduril II buried the fad with it having just too much to customise. It got to the point that even serious flashaholics probably didn't want too many Anduril lights. And for me, I started getting some features of Narsil, Anduril, and Anduril II mixed up at times. Which was exacerbated by different default setting versions of Anduril II being sold.
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TV Iv mastered anduril 2. But the new version with the channels and tactical mode, confuses me lol. I can use tactical, but programming it per graph makes no sense,
Absolute trash.