Customer Reviews

Fenix LED P2D Q5 Flashlight

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This is the perfect flashlight. I use a rechargeable lithium ion battery in it and I always feel a sense of amazement with how so much light can be produced from a tiny keyring sized flashlight. It is as bright as the halogen headlight of my car. People are always amazed when I use it. Most people hadn't realized that flashlight technology has progressed this far. I should make a video review of it.

I just got my P2D-CE today and I immediatly popped a lithium battery in it and put it to the test. It was plugged at 135 lumens (that's why I bought it) but I just had to see for myself if something smaller in diameter than a roll of quarters could produce so much light. Well, it more than passed test nearly making my jaw drop. The six levels are also amazing and it has two strobes, bright and brighter. This would be ideal for camping or emergencies or blinding an assailant or anything one needs a light for. I cant wait to take it to work to impress my peers. Now I need to get my girlfriend one for her purse. It is pricey but worth every cent, to me anyway. This really is a marvel of a flashlight!

This thing is as bright as my 6D cell MagLite and it fits in my pocket. I carry it arround daily and get great LPB (Light Per Battery). I even used my old batteries that wouldn't turn on my other flashlights and got two solid weeks of use out of them with this flashlight. The strobe function isn't as fast as my Blackhawk Gladius but it does the trick as far as signaling goes. I will probably buy another one soon for my wife to carry in her purse, right now she has my Surefire G2, but I think it is time to upgrade.

Great little light! Small but bright and high quality. Good battery life easy to use. Will get warm and eat your battery in an hour if kept on 'turbo' mode, otherwise lasts longer than most.

I'm a truck driver and need a good flashlight daily. I have gone through many of them and finally got disgusted with the $10-$15 ones petering out into uselessness after a few months or so. I decided to buy the best. I found it! It may cost more, but then again you get what you pay for. And with this flashlight, you certainly get what you pay for. What is amazing is that such a small package can deliver such a powerful and reliable light. They would never use one of these in those scary movies where the flashlight always goes out.

This little flashlight is truly amazing. It is so compact that I had to take a magnifying glass to check it out at closer range. When I did, I was even more impressed. The quality is astounding. Even up to the tiny ingraved lettering. If you need a great flashlight this one should serve you well.

I keep this in my mini backpack. Hardy takes up any room. Battery life seems to suddenly quit so you may pack a spare.
Great for your glove compartment.

The premium version is even more powerful at 180 lumens, and yet costs only a few more dollars.
ASIN: B0012KW8YI
or for more options the
Fenix 4in1 Powerpack P2D L1D Q5 Cree Bundle LED Flashlight gives more battery options for the same led head unit.
ASIN: B0010L1PES

An excellent flashlight in every way, although it's not a "keyring flashlight", it's certainly a excellent pocket flashlight. Check out the Fenix LOD for something smaller, but really, you can't go wrong with this.

This tiny little light, about half the size of the 3w Luxeon LED flashlight I got a couple of years ago, is at least twice as bright and has a narrow focus beam. Fits in a pocket easily but carries a big punch on its brightest setting. Seems pricey but once you see the bright output, you understand why. Don't confuse this with the cheap "multi-LED" lights you can get at a fraction of the cost -- it's not even in the same class -- this is a high-tech, high-output flashlight. The lowest level light output is perfect for extending the life of the battery and is usually all I need (I'm over 40, so for menus, reading labels or just reading anything in dark places, extra light is a MUST). Of course I crank it to the max when showing it off to my friends. The SOS strobe could come in handy in an emergency, assuming anyone understands Morse code these days. The blinding full-power strobe is perfect for locating someone in a large crowd (stadium, arena, large auditorium). Simply call them on your wireless phone and tell them to look for your strobe light, then hold the light up and turn until they tell you they see it! GREAT light. I won't leave home without it. I carry extra batteries in the glove box of my car and in my travel bag so I'm never stuck with having to buy a retail-priced CR123A.