[Acebeam Light]

Acebeam presented the H10 which the first headlamp in the industry to utilize the CREE MT-G2 LED on passed July, in order to facilitate understand the function of H10 more directed, now Acebeam decide to catch up the global testing campaign in this September, Acebeam will select 6 participants to test the H10, looking forward to your participation and support.

H10 features and advantages:

First CREE MTG2 LED headlamp up to 2000lm:
2 stage switch:
1 stage/half press for 2 seconds the H10 is on/off, rotate the ring for 4 output modes of 30lm-200lm-500lm-1000lm.
2 stage/fully press and keep it pressed then active the max 2000lm, loosen then off, regardless the light is on/off or under which output modes.











Declaration of the campaign:

Time of application: 8th September 2015~30th September 2015

Form of application: send email to info@acebeam.com, introduce yourself including experience on reviews, which flashlight modes you reviewed before.

Requirements for the applicant: Individuals who can post their testing reports on more than one internet media or other relevant, such as website, blog, forums of flashlight, outdoor, photography, magazines and newspaper etc.;

The contents much include: Description and your personal feeling of the product; Images and video of the products, including appearance.

Report publicize effective time: Participants should publicize the report within 25days after receiving the H10, and send the related link to info@acebeam.com.

Notice: 1. Acebeam will contact and select participants by sending emails within 24hrs, if no replies received without 48hrs means we are still in considering your status.
2. Acebeam have the ownership to use/forward the report including works, images, videos,etc.
3. Acebeam reserves the right of interpretation of this testing campaign.

[nab]

I've got one H10
There is no doubt it's a pretty nice headlamp: wide beam, nice lumen modes (in my taste). 3 little magnets + heat-shrink tubing on the clip transformed this "guy" to a very good car repairing assistant for me.
But lately i have discovered some nuisance at one: Rotation ring mode switcher is not really good at frosty weather. Had a pleasure to fix my car couple weeks ago at the -20 degrees (typical russian winter) with 30 lumen mode. After 15 minutes of repairing decided to rise lumens a little bit and.... and... smooth mode ring rotation turned into very very very thick jelly beam rotation. I even don't know what could happen with that switcher after 30 or 40 minutes of staying at cold..