A masterpiece, which opens up unimaginable areas of light

The LED LENSER® M14X is the brightest lamp of the M Series. If you like extreme, you are going to love this lamp. A new High Power LED makes sure that the compact flashlight receives a multitude of the lighting power of the LED LENSER® M14. The new performance dimension is creatively emphasized by the titanium colored ring.

The character of the light cone is particularly remarkable, due to the large illuminated area of the extreme power chip. At close range, the LED LENSER® M14X scores with a homogeneous lit area and a larger angle of reflected beam. In the focused position it reaches the same impressive beam distance as its predecessor. In addition, it has more than enough lighting power to generously illuminate the landscape outside the focused area.

The LED LENSER® M14X is equipped with the most comfortable attributes of the M Series: Typically applicable light programs (Smart Light Technology), comfortable one-hand focusing (Speed Focus) and the patented Advanced Focus System are only a few advantages.

With the LED LENSER® M14X you receive a compact power package, where extreme light performance comes first.
 
 
 
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Led Lenser M14 X
Advanced Focus System
Technical data
  LED   Xtreme Power LED
  Length   162 mm
  Weight   365 g
  Luminous flux   650 lm*
  Batteries   4x AA
  Energy tank   16,8 Wh
  Burning life   15 h**
  Beam range   280 m*
Item No. 8314-X
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*Luminous flux (lumens) resp. max beam distance (meters) in the brightest function when switching on with new set of fresh alkaline batteries. Average values, may vary +/- 15% depending on type of chip and batteries.
** Average hours of burning life as measured in the least energy-consuming mode and until residual luminous flux amounts to 1 lumen.
*** EP Patent 1880139, US Patent 7,461,960
**** EP Patent 1880139; US Patent 11 / 662, 309