FORCE Torch rechargeable front light, 2000 lm + 4500 mAh powerbank

very good light strength and good battery life, I recommend the product

Top-of-the-range lamp in the Force offer with an adequate price tag, even compared to the competition. Workshop processing at a high level, a beautiful symbiosis of plastic and aluminum. The performance is also very very decent. You can achieve the 2000 lumens by turning on the high beam and low beam at the same time (I think it is enough to hold down both buttons for 2-3 seconds). But it doesn't make sense to light the main beam and dipped beam at the same time (when, maybe on night trips on trails where cars don't go), so it's more like 2x1000 lumens, with which you can masterfully make the life of oncoming traffic uncomfortable, so be careful with the setting and don't blind the drivers. The grip is perfect, exactly as it should be for a light of this weight. It's just a shame that it hasn't found its way to lower price levels yet. It doesn't have to be across the entire portfolio, but for example the Force Diver, which I also own to great satisfaction, would clearly benefit from such a mount, because it also weighs something and I believe that the difference in weight between the Diver and the Torch is not significant. That's why Diver would deserve a torch mount, but I've already digressed. A big plus is clearly the display indicating the percentage of charge, so the rider knows exactly how things are and can adapt accordingly. Thumb up. I also praise the presence of a power bank. A good helper on the road, if some electronic device gets stuck.

I've had the light on one trail ride so far. On the way up I went for about 45 min. on the weakest low beam mode, it took less than 10%. The intensity was sufficient for climbing a forest road. Then I went on an ascending trail, where I already used the strongest low beam and long beam modes and at times even max. power, only on climbs did I switch to the weakest and the average consumption rose to somewhere around 1% per minute. Then two trails in a row, where I only went on full light power, and it went down about 1% per minute. In total in an hour and a half 50%, with half the time being in the weakest mode and most of the second half in the strongest.
The only major downside to the light is that you can only switch from the strongest mode to low/high beam by turning off the light, which is a bit annoying in the forest at night, but you can live with it. But I would give half a star down for that if I could.
And on the trails, a headlamp would probably be useful to illuminate the turns a little, despite the fairly wide beam of light from the dipped headlights.
Otherwise, I'm satisfied so far, it's quite usable for autumn, winter, and late spring trips to the forest.

Mega satisfaction. I use the light for cycling and hiking. I chose it because it is better shaped in the hand and because it has 4 lights, not just 2 like most lights. It holds very well, shines great, has a large battery capacity.
And it can also be used as a powebanka, e.g. at the tents.
I was thinking about Moon and Phoenix as friends, but they are pretty close to each other.
As a large +, I take the exact battery percentage indicator. That way, a person can better calculate the use of light.

At night in the forest, it brilliantly illuminates the wide road and the entire wheel. Sometimes I also used switching to high beam, which is white, colder. The base light has a warmer color. And the charge status indicator (numerical indicator) is also good. At the basic power of the light, it decreased by about 2% per hour, at maximum brightness it was around 20% per hour. Maximum satisfaction.

An excellent light, which can make the path through the forest as bright as almost in broad daylight. And the staying power is also solid. For now, the price corresponds to the quality of execution and durability. I will see how it will be with the battery in the future.

I am extremely satisfied with the light of the Force Torch power bank. Good price, high performance and durability. Super attachment to the handlebars, fast delivery from the seller. It will fit well for years as a portable flashlight. It will accurately show the percentage of charge and discharge.

Pro jízdy za dobrých světelných podmínek v těžším terénu doporučuji světlo sejmout.
Nejspíš vlivem větší hmotnosti světla došlo vlivem otřesů k vylomení kotvící lišty na držáku a ke ztrátě světla.

It holds its position, it shines so well that I don't have to shine at full power even when going down the hill. Even in sub-zero temperatures, the battery lasts well. For an hour's drive and changing modes, it eats up about 10% of the capacity

Perfect light, the best I've had so far. Excellent luminosity, perfect regulation, charge status indication. Installation is simple and at the same time firm and stable. I recommend.

Super light, possibility to choose remote or dimmed or both at the same time, 360 degree rotation so that you don't light anyone, long battery life ?????????

It will be seen in the winter how it will be with battery life and cooling. So far, it has only been tested for blur, without driving, but it shines brilliantly. Great satisfaction for the money.

Great technical and design performance. I appreciated the four led lights with the possibility of dimmed lights, especially in road traffic.
Good endurance, power bank.

Execution and durability to satisfaction. The power bank lasts for one charge of the mobile phone.

Super full bombs about 2 hours, what more could you want ? quality price ? great ?

Heavy but solid brightness for the money. Takes a long time to charge.

good price/performance ratio, please also gopro mount

Nice luminosity and long lasting. I recommend.

great

I give a point down for battery life