TAC 2AA EDC Tactical Dual Modes Flashlight, 1600 High Lumens Light

Super bright light and excellent quality/rechargeable. Little spendy but if it lasts for a long time it's well worth every dollar spent .. fast delivery.

I really like this small flashlight. I use it frequently and keep it handy. It appears to be the full 1600 lumens as described and is nice and bright, brighter than my others. It is rechargeable which is helpful. After several minutes of being on, the light does get pretty warm, almost hot but that's the price of having a really bright tactical light. Love it !!

Great flashlight. It’s about the size of a permanent marker. Fits great in the palm of my hand and is of a solid build. Lighting is adjustable for low, medium, Hi, and turbo mode. Tactical switch is great and carry ability is easy with the clip which is to the end of the light unlike other lights I’ve seen. Battery is rechargeable. Also it comes with two emergency silicone cone adapters which is awesome! Great value for the Money!!

I purchased this light to have in my shirt pocket at work. So far it has worked well. The only negative is that it is a little bulky, but it is a durable construction and should last awhile. The two brightness settings are perfect. The brighter setting can sometimes reflect too much light, but change to the dimmer setting and you can continue your inspection. The battery life is good, not great. It is rechargeable, though you have to remove the battery to do so. I haven't used the rubber tips that come with the light too much, but I like the idea. It turns the unit into a lamp. Overall, it is a nice flashlight and well constructed. I mentioned it is bulky, but fits in my pocket or clips to my hat just fine.

I originally purchased the tac aa from acebeam and then this was the next step. While I generally love the compact "tactical" style edc that fits right in your hand with the tac aa, the tac 2aa was a massive improvement. Some complain about the ui being too much to think about, and while these kind of products are typically advertised in the theme of being tactical, I think it goes without saying for the more commonly sensed etc tool community that a real tactical light would be optimized for simplicity and durability, hence reliability. Yet what this flashlight is and does is just fine and even fun for the more fidget happy, or anyone willing to practice with what they use, maybe that bit of mental exercise can be a plus. It's more of a flooder than a thrower, which, at uts brightness levels is just right for anything from searching a drawer at night in moonlight mode to lighting up a path just around you on high, while still having enough power to stun an oncoming threat should you need at turbo and strobe, although that last part should be delegated to more dedicated "tactical" throwers. The flashlight has two ui modes, one with the more well rounded full use, the other being the "tactical" one where the tail switch defaults to turbo first. I love the button led power/idle indicator. I only wish the knurling would cover a greater majority of the tube, but it has just enough to cigar hold or pinch it, and overall it's still a really textured flashlight with all of the grooves. Acebeam has sales here on Amazon quite frequently, so my recommendation would be to grab yourself a tac aa and a tac 2aa bundle if you should see them both on sale, these two flashlights will give the average person everything they need.

Original: The battery quality is very poor. I bought it six months ago and usually keep it in my jacket pocket. It’s advertised as having an 1800mAh capacity, but now it doesn’t even last a week without use. It also charges fully in just five minutes, which is concerning. At this point, I estimate the battery is functioning at less than 10% of its original capacity. Update (April 2026): After sharing my experience, ACEBEAM’s customer service reached out to me immediately. I am very impressed that they honor 10-year warranty policy. I didn't even realize that. They offered me a full refund or a replacement battery to resolve the issue. It seems I might have just received a "lemon", as the brand’s response has been top-notch. Seeing how much they care about their product quality and customer satisfaction. Highly recommended for their integrity!

For a small pocket size flashlight, this is really bright on turbo mode. Has 5 settings from low to high and a strobe mode. Like the fact it comes with a rechargeable battery though it needs to be removed to do this. But it can also run on 2AA batteries so that helps. Something to be aware of is that unlike similar flashlights, the beam on this one is set and cannot be adjusted from wide to narrow. Also the light gets hot on the highest setting.

Purchased one, then after feeling it in my hand I immediately ordered another. Fantastic flashlight and a great bang for your buck. Definitely 5 star.

A livello tattico ottimo prodotto, veramente versatile e pratica. Intercambiabilità batterie da ricaricabile a standard. Buona tenuta della batteria ricaricabile. Robusta.

✅ Es sin ninguna duda la mejor linterna que he tenido pese a no tener zoom. Soy un fanático de linternas, de cualquier clase y de supervivencia, tengo más de 20 de todo tipo, marcas, modelos y precios. Y esta me ha encantado. Voy a ser bastante extenso ya que la linterna lo merece. - En el apartado potencia contamos con un foco que pese a no tener zoom ilumina una barbaridad y es bastante abierto y con un foco central algo más iluminado. El en vídeo se aprecia como en una montaña en plena noche y totalmente negro ilumina todo lo que está por delante, a una distancia de unos 50m, aunque la linterna llega mucho más. - Lo que me ha encantado más ha sido el modo "antorcha", dispone de 2 tapones de silicona, de color blanco y naranja ⚪ 🟠 para ponerlos a modo de capucha y hacer una especie de "antorcha", que si lo tienes cerca llega a cegar incluso, emite mucha luz y se ve a mucha distancia, en una parte del vídeo se aprecia también como en otro campo completamente negro ilumina a una distancia de más de 100m. Y en persona se aprecia muchísimo más. Como complemento me ha dejado sorprendido, es muy útil sobre todo en supervivencia o si nos perdemos en mitad de la nada. - Dispones de varios modos como cualquier linterna, pero lo que destaca de esta es el botón pequeñito que tiene más abajo por si quieres emitir una luz más floja o tenue y dejar el botón principal para encender la linterna a máxima potencia y no tener que estar pulsando para pasar todos los modos, algo que también me ha gustado mucho a diferencia de otras linternas que tienes que darle varias veces al botón para conseguir la máxima potencia o incluso apagarla, aquí no. - La construcción y calidad de esta linterna también me ha dejado sorprendido, es una linterna muy premium y con una calidad de construcción superior, muy resistente y ligera. - En el apartado de la batería encontramos una batería de mucha capacidad que además se extrae y cuenta con una ranura de usb-c para cargarla, algo que me dejó sorprendido ya que el cuerpo de la linterna no dispone de un usb-c para cargar la batería en si, si no que está dentro, en la propia pila cuando la extraes y no te das cuenta hasta que la extraes, es muy cómodo. - Además dispones de varios accesorios así como de recambios, un punto muy positivo. En definitiva, tanto para uso personal como de supervivencia es una linterna muy recomendable, muy completa, resistente, duradera y potente. Muy contento con ella.

I really like this ACEBEAM tactical torch. My first impression was that it feels solid and really well made, and expect it will stand up a lot of use. It comes nicely boxed with a battery, wrist lanyard, small USB-C charging cable, two diffusors (white and orange), and instructions. Turning the torch on (having unscrewed the end and removed the isolation plastic on first use) activates a powerful fixed beam light. This gives plenty of light coverage and a good amount of focus. The torch feels very comfortable to hold in one hand, and the thumb-click button on the end feels responsive and robust. I also like that there's a smaller side button you can press to turn off the torch, or press and hold to cycle though various power levels. Pressing the side button multiple times also activates a strobe light effect, which when paired with a diffusor could be invaluable for safety at the roadside. I also like that the torch comes with a removable rechargeable battery that is charged with a USB-C cable. This can be swapped out for two AA disposable batteries in a pinch. My only slight complaint is that the end of the torch does get quite warm (helpfully indicated with a "hot" label at the end!), so just something to keep in mind after lots of use. Overall, I'm very impressed and this will be a travelling with me in my car for emergency situations and camping trips.

Très bonne luminosité, fine et matériaux de qualité. J'ai testé plein de lampes et celle ci est dans le lot des lampes que je trouve bien fabriquées. On a une fonction atypique un bouton de contact à l'extrémité et un bouton poussoir proche de la lampe pour activer /désactiver ou changer de mode. Sympa les capuchons orange et blancs fournis pour diffuser la lumière, ça crée un petit lampion, bel effet lumineux. batterie amovible également atypique, c'est une lithium rechargeable qui a le format de deux piles aa en longueur, un port usb c au bout pour la recharge. Il manque juste une jauge de batterie, Led verte ok, rouge il faut recharger. C'est déjà ça ! en tous cas je l'apprécie et vous recommande cette lampe.

Nachtrag: Der Hersteller hat sich bei mir gemeldet und mir eine neue Lampe geschickt (durfte mir sogar die Farbe aussuchen). Die Rücksendung der defekte Lampe und des funktionierenden Akkus war nicht nötig. Danke. Nach nur rund 5 Monaten, in den die Lampe in einer Jacke steckte und nur 3 oder 4 mal für einige Sekunden eingeschaltet war, ist offensichtlich der Heckschalter defekt. Es funktioniert nur noch gelegentlich eine Art High-Momentlicht, wenn man den Schalter ganz durchdrückt, sobald man etwas Druck vom Schalter nimmt, geht sie aus. Für eine Stiftlampe, die damals 50 Euro gekostet hat ein Armutszeugnis.