Acebeam's new X35 searchlight pushes 20,000 lumens and throws a beam 458 meters. The flashlight runs on two replaceable 21700 batteries that together hold 36 watt-hours. It charges via a USB-C port under a protective cover.
Side light doubles as a lantern
The X35 uses three Cree XHP70.2 LEDs to hit its peak output. Acebeam says the internal side-light design is comparable to the UC3A but larger. The side light doubles as a lantern, and the body includes a magnetic back and a handle mount.
Specifications
- Lumens: 20,000
- Beam distance: 458 meters
- Battery: Two 21700 cells, 36 Wh total
- Charging: USB-C with protective cover
- IP rating: IP66
At the 3,000-lumen setting, the light holds that output for 10 minutes before stepping down to 2,000 lumens. On the low end, it can run 58 hours at 40 lumens. At 1,050 lumens, runtime is 5.1 hours according to Acebeam. The manufacturer did not specify runtimes for the 20,000-lumen turbo mode or the side light.
The X35 weighs roughly 500 grams and carries an IP66 rating for dust and water resistance. Pre-orders are open at $172.40 USD (about $172). Shipping from China begins around June 18, 2026.
Acebeam confirmed the X35's key specs and pricing. The searchlight combines high output with replaceable batteries and USB-C charging, making it a practical tool for outdoor or professional use.
Source: Acebeam, NotebookCheck
