The LR60R is an outstanding light. Forget the 21K Lumens, that is an advertising trick - but the light is capable of emitting few thousands reliably. The ergonomic of this flashlight is simply the best of the entire Fenix lineup. Also this light is unique as it can charge in one hour, so take a 100W power bank with you. Thanks for the video!
As far as I know acebeam doesn’t look for subscriber numbers or views. I haven’t heard about Fenix or nitecore looking at subs or views either. But then again it only cost them shipping fees to send out review copies. Return shipping fees may be your responsibility. But I don’t remember. Not sure fenix or nitecore still sends out review copies.
Hey Beware of the Beam! I'm wondering how you got to where you are now - I've just started a TH-cam channel about reviewing LED torches, exactly what you've been doing. So the goal is to get Nitecore, Fenix and/or other brands to send me torches to review. Presumably you applied to review that torch, and then they sent it to you. My question is what did you do to get to the point where companies send you torches to review? In other words, how did you get to where you are now? I've heard things like "you need heaps of subscribers" and "you need to upload x number of videos first", but you have 29 subs. I would really appreciate a bit of guidance from someone who has done this before. By the way this is really great quality content!
You should not want sponsorships. If you enter into an agreement with any company? Then don't like their products? Or give a competitor a positive review? You're gonna get yourself into a lot of legal trouble. Strive for being impartial.
Thanks for your feedback. I am running an online shop photobatterie.de (but only ship within germany) But the bewareofthebeam.com website will go live also soon. You will find more data and info where to purchase workdwide there. So far I am just reviewing the flashlights which I bought on my own expense. If ever a video would be sponsored by a brand I would let you know about that fact in the video. but for sure I will always state my own opinion about that flashlight. So you might consider to buy flashlights first to review them. I am also curious when the first brand will contact me.
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The LR60R is an outstanding light. Forget the 21K Lumens, that is an advertising trick - but the light is capable of emitting few thousands reliably. The ergonomic of this flashlight is simply the best of the entire Fenix lineup. Also this light is unique as it can charge in one hour, so take a 100W power bank with you.
Thanks for the video!
Thanks for your comment. Hope I can release my comparison video LR60R vs LR80R soon. Stay tuned
As far as I know acebeam doesn’t look for subscriber numbers or views. I haven’t heard about Fenix or nitecore looking at subs or views either. But then again it only cost them shipping fees to send out review copies. Return shipping fees may be your responsibility. But I don’t remember. Not sure fenix or nitecore still sends out review copies.
Hey Beware of the Beam! I'm wondering how you got to where you are now - I've just started a TH-cam channel about reviewing LED torches, exactly what you've been doing.
So the goal is to get Nitecore, Fenix and/or other brands to send me torches to review. Presumably you applied to review that torch, and then they sent it to you.
My question is what did you do to get to the point where companies send you torches to review? In other words, how did you get to where you are now? I've heard things like "you need heaps of subscribers" and "you need to upload x number of videos first", but you have 29 subs. I would really appreciate a bit of guidance from someone who has done this before.
By the way this is really great quality content!
You should not want sponsorships. If you enter into an agreement with any company? Then don't like their products? Or give a competitor a positive review? You're gonna get yourself into a lot of legal trouble.
Strive for being impartial.
Thanks for your feedback.
I am running an online shop photobatterie.de (but only ship within germany)
But the bewareofthebeam.com website will go live also soon.
You will find more data and info where to purchase workdwide there.
So far I am just reviewing the flashlights which I bought on my own expense.
If ever a video would be sponsored by a brand I would let you know about that fact in the video. but for sure I will always state my own opinion about that flashlight.
So you might consider to buy flashlights first to review them. I am also curious when the first brand will contact me.
Proprietary power cell = hard pass.
at least replaceable
@@bewareofthebeam Proprietary cells are used for liability issues to mitigate risk of high current draw overheating related failures.
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