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Acebeam Rider RX vs Acebeam Rider RX 2.0

EDC Flashlights comparison. Compare price, weight, specifications, materials, and real-world use case.

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Acebeam Rider RX 2.0 stands out as the lightest option for weight, with about a 20% gap from the closest alternative. Acebeam Rider RX 2.0 stands out as the highest output option for max lumens, with about a 54% gap from the closest alternative. Acebeam Rider RX stands out as the longest runtime option for max runtime, with about a 190% gap from the closest alternative.

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What stands out

Lightest

Acebeam Rider RX 2.0 stands out as the lightest option for weight, with about a 20% gap from the closest alternative.

Heaviest

Acebeam Rider RX stands out as the heaviest option for weight, with about a 25% gap from the closest alternative.

Lowest output

Acebeam Rider RX stands out as the lowest output option for max lumens, with about a 35% gap from the closest alternative.

Highest output

Acebeam Rider RX 2.0 stands out as the highest output option for max lumens, with about a 54% gap from the closest alternative.

Shortest runtime

Acebeam Rider RX 2.0 stands out as the shortest runtime option for max runtime, with about a 65% gap from the closest alternative.

Longest runtime

Acebeam Rider RX stands out as the longest runtime option for max runtime, with about a 190% gap from the closest alternative.

Shortest

Acebeam Rider RX stands out as the shortest option for length.

Longest

Acebeam Rider RX 2.0 stands out as the longest option for length.

Specification Profile

Relative dimensions at a glance

Each axis is normalized against the largest raw value among the products in this comparison. Farther outward means a larger value, not necessarily a better result. Axes with an unverified value are omitted.

Acebeam Rider RX — Beam distance: 96 m (315 ft)Acebeam Rider RX — Max candela: 2304 cdAcebeam Rider RX — Weight: 82 g (2.89 oz)Acebeam Rider RX — Length: 95.7 mm (3.77 in)Acebeam Rider RX — Impact resistance: 1 m (3 ft)Acebeam Rider RX — Max lumens: 650 lmAcebeam Rider RX 2.0 — Beam distance: 105 m (344 ft)Acebeam Rider RX 2.0 — Max candela: 2756 cdAcebeam Rider RX 2.0 — Weight: 65.8 g (2.32 oz)Acebeam Rider RX 2.0 — Length: 96 mm (3.78 in)Acebeam Rider RX 2.0 — Impact resistance: 1.5 m (5 ft)Acebeam Rider RX 2.0 — Max lumens: 1000 lmBeam distanceMax candelaWeightLengthImpact resistanceMax lumens
Price & carry
Retail price
US$50
Unknown
Weight
82 g (2.89 oz)Heaviest
65.8 g (2.32 oz)Lightest
Length
95.7 mm (3.77 in)Shortest
96 mm (3.78 in)Longest
Output
Max lumens
650 lmLowest output
1000 lmHighest output
Max candela
2304 cdLowest candela
2756 cdHighest candela
Beam distance
96 m (315 ft)Lowest
105 m (344 ft)Highest
Max runtime
10080 minLongest runtime
3480 minShortest runtime
Power & durability
Battery type
14500 Li-ion or AA battery (Alkaline/NiMH)
1x 14500 rechargeable lithium-ion or 1x AA alkaline/Ni-MH
Charging type
USB-C via included rechargeable 14500 battery
USB-C (battery)
Rechargeable
Yes
Yes
IP rating
IP68
IP68
Impact resistance
1 m (3 ft)Lowest
1.5 m (5 ft)Highest
Material
Aluminum alloy body with stainless steel outer shell
AL6061-T6 aluminium alloy with HAIII hard-anodised finish
Use case profile
Best for
Everyday carryEDCGiftStress relief via fidget featureOutdoor useHome use
Everyday Carry (EDC)Outdoor activitiesEmergency situations
Common praise
High color rendering index (CRI 90) LED with pleasant neutral 5000K tintGood maximum brightness for sizeDurable stainless steel outer shell and aluminum bodyFidget clip feature praised as a stress-relief gadgetIncluded USB-C rechargeable batterySmooth and comfortable designGood user interface with memory function
Compact and lightweightDurable construction with IP68 ratingGood maximum output and beam distanceMultiple brightness levels with memory functionUSB-C rechargeable battery included and AA compatibleFidget clip feature appreciated by users with ADHD/autism
Common complaints
Requires break-in period for smooth clip slidingSwitch type preference varies (forward-clicky used)Surface can get hot on continuous useNo reverse-clicky switch and no onboard charging (battery charges via USB-C port on battery)
Forward-clicky switch not preferred by all usersNo built-in charging on the flashlight body, charging in battery onlyPWM usage on all modes (though not very noticeable)