Acebeam E75 vs Emisar D4K

“The closest thing is the acebeam e75, which I recommend instead because it is a really nice light! I love mine. It comes with the 519a led which is high cri, neutral white, and has a nice looking beam. It's also got usb c charging. You can also take out the magnet if you need to”

“Short answer: Yes. Yes they do. Longer answer: Their build quality is amongst the best out there for enthusiast lights. Great anodizing quality and colors. They offer mostly their own line of emitters, most below duv, as well as some popular mass produced emitters (Luminus sft- series). Their built in chargers are the best quality built in chargers available, last I heard. They tend to focus on the 21700 cell size but they keep a fantastic compact design for such a large cell. I believe all of their current generation of lights run the Anduril 2 UI. Some highlights to look at: e04 Surge: my pick for best all around enthusiast light out there, at the upper limit of pocketable but with a massive “floody thrower” output. My pick for neutral CCT emitter for the Lume X1 (boost) driven version would be the 5009r 4000k ($5 extra for the custom pick) and the Lume1 (buck) would be the sft42 6500k. X4 Stellar / X4Q Comet: one of, if not *the* best enthusiast 21700 EDC out there. The Emisar D4K is great too but I think the FFL wins for build quality, the D4K wins for emitter selection. Choose the X4 if you want the charger, the X4Q without. The one I don’t own yet but will soon: the e90 Blaze. Ridiculous searchlight thrower. Check out the outstanding by beam shots from the post history of u/metaundead for some comparisons of some of the above mentioned. Let us know what you go with!”