Product Preview: Infinity X1 Hybrid Power Flashlight 5000 Lumen

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posted on February 6, 2023
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Infinity X1 Hybrid Power Flashlight

We are currently experiencing an arms race among flashlight companies, with each seemingly trying to out-lumen the competition with increasingly powerful models. And yet the most potent member of the Infinity X1 line proves that this capability doesn’t have to come at great expense, as the light produces an incredible 5,000-lumen beam with a two-hour runtime, yet costs less than $100.

Powered by either a USB-rechargeable core or nine AA batteries (included), the 12 3/4"-long flashlight is made from aircraft-grade aluminum, is IPX4-rated and has three brightness settings. Suggested retail price for the Infinity X1 Hybrid Power Flashlight is $89.

For more information, please visit infinityx1.com.

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