I love Fenix lights. I've had 5 so far, and they last forever. The quality is top notch, and type c charging put them ahead of the pack, in my opinion. I use my lights every day.
As a ship's engineer I love my LD30. It meets my 3 main requirements which are: 1) Quite bright, 1600 turbo, which is enough for my work, 2) The on-off switch is easy to use while being stiff enough so it doesn't turn on in my pocket, and 3) It is small enough to easily fit in my pocket, 1 inch / 25mm diameter by 4.29 inch / 109 mm long
Did you remove the battery shipping protector before your first use? If so, please contact our warranty and repair department. www.fenixlighting.com/pages/warranty-repairs/
Since this is a smaller EDC flashlight intended for a greater range of tasks including up close work, we probably will keep more of a floodlight rather than make it more of a spotlight. Thanks for the feedback.
The E03R V2.0 will have 500 max lumens and a larger 400mAh battery. It will be slightly larger due to the bigger battery. We hope to have it available in April.
@@FenixLightingUSA Perfect, thank you! Thing is, i recently got a HM61R (i've been waiting for an updated version for a long time, but i decided to stop waiting, bad timing on my part), and i would love to know if the the new version is worth the upgrade. As far as i know, it has direct access to the red LED, and i can live without that. Are there any other differences from the original version? I need to start planning, to know if i should wait for it to launch, or if i can spend my money on someting else (probably other Fenix models). By the way, my CL28R arrived a few days ago, and i am loving it so far, excellent product! The tripod mount is a very useful feature for me, and it's not mentioned in the video.
@@rodrigodias6652 I currently do not have much information on it. Yes it will have a direct to red LED access and the max lumens should be a slight upgrade to 1600. Same 300 hour max runtime. Same magnetic charging port and size. All specs subject to change of course. The CL28R was a big hit at the show. We're glad you are loving it.
@@FenixLightingUSAI called a local distributor to see if they had the WF26R, and they had never heard of it, or the C7! 🤷♂️ You all gotta step up on advertising.
I love my Fenix HM65R-T Headlamp except that the headband is a bit short. I heard that a longer version was going to be introduced to rectify this, but have never been able to find such a longer headband. Has a longer headband every been made for it? Although this might in part be related to the adjustment system that I do like, it would seem that there should be enough room to include a longer headband even if that requires a slightly higher capacity reel. Depending on how tight I have it, I have between an extra 1/2 inch to 1 inch to the end of the strap when adjusted for my bare head. This does not provide enough room for wearing over a hat, much less a possible helmet in a SAR type outfit. Any info, and especially about such a longer strap, would be appreciated. Hope you had/have a good Shot Show. [Possibly the middle red strap on display; in any event that color.]
Unfortunately the largest size the HM65R-T will fit is around a 7 5/8 hat size. It is not intended to fit over a cap nor on a helmet. I recommend the standard HM65R if you are looking for a larger strap with included top strap. The headlamp's lighting specs are practically the same and the larger strap is helmet friendly. www.fenixlighting.com/products/fenix-hm65-rechargeable-headlamp
I was just about to order the HT18, but then this new HT32 caught my attention. What is the max throw of HT32? Price? Available date for purchase? Thanks!
Will you guys be working on any more weapon lights? Just got your GL19R and it hits the absolute perfect spot on length between a TLR-7 and a TLR1 or x300u. Fits perfectly flush to my Jericho. I'd love it if y'all could release a laser/light combo model at that length.
Yes, we expect to release the GL06 sometime later this spring. It will fit most compact pistols and holsters that also work with the TLR-7. it will not have a laser though.
Longer than almost a mile? The HT30R currently throws 1500 meters. O.k. we'll do our best. www.fenixlighting.com/products/fenix-ht30r-white-laser-flashlight
I love Fenix lights and I'll keep buying them, but recently I finally made the decision to replace my old 2014 version pd35 (that has been my edc the entire time and still works fine) with something better suited for a "tactical" role because I went from 1 "do everything" light to having a smaller utility light coupled with a dedicated tactical/special purpose light...well, I ended up going with a different brand (Acebeam P16) for the job because the Fenix tactical lights, while I'm sure are good, are a little large for the pocket or low in candela or have side mode switches so I didn't see one that hit all the marks for me, but the 20r v2 was the closest thing to what I was looking for. I feel like the truly pocket-able tactical, high candela light with a good tail switch (dual tail switch is fantastic) is a sparse area for all manufacturers, and the "best" ones are the modlite and cloud which sit at pretty ridiculous price points. The Acebeam is a fair competitor to them, and performance wise beats the surefire and streamlight competition, at a fair price, but I sure wish Fenix would do one similar to the tk20r v2 but a little smaller and with a tad bit more candela even at the cost of some overall lumens, or the 36r pro with a 1.20"-1.25" head with higher candela at it's current lumen output. I'll probably end up getting the 20r v2 anyway and keep it in or on a pack, but after all these years it feels strange not having a Fenix in my pocket and putting that kind of trust into a company that I don't know.
We're sure sorry to lose your business over a 1/4 of an inch in head size, but we get it, if it's not what you want, it's not what you want. Hopefully we can earn your business back with a different type of light or headlamp in the future.
@@FenixLightingUSA oh I'm still going to buy Fenix for other purposes, but to be fair, it's not just about the head size. The 20 v2 is over 6 inches long and has a head size that's just not pocket friendly; it wasn't designed to be an every day pocket tac light and that's ok.. the offerings that are pocket friendly lack the candela I'm looking for, and are more of an all purpose utility light. I mentioned making the 36r pro head slightly bigger because then the candela could be increased, and that along with it's dual tail switch would make it a better tac light while still fitting in a pocket. What many manufacturers are making are either throwers with massive heads, or general purpose pocket lights, which may be what most of the market wants, but a lot of people like that 55-60,000 ish candela with usable spill that can be worn in the pocket comfortably on a daily basis.
@@jerryrocketandthegogogirls3517 I'm sure I will. It's in my Amazon cart just waiting.. it just surpasses the limit of what I will carry in my pocket, and the ones in my pocket are what I actually use. I might just eat the bulk and stuff it in my pocket anyway, who knows. 1 1/4 inch head size is where they start getting annoying every time I reach in my pocket for something though.
@@vitogriffin8902 yeah I don’t normally EDC my tk20 but my brother does and swears by it. The Fenix e35r or baton 3 pro are my favs for EDC cause I like the compact size too. You’ll enjoy the tk20r when you get it! If you order from Fenix, they might give you a good deal, I got 20% off mine so it was a no brainer.
Fenix flashlights have a fatal flaw. The mode module on the circuit board is held in place with a rubber cement to absorb drop impact. After a time it becomes brittle causing it to dislodge from the circuit board upon even light impact. As little as 24inches? This leaves you with an $80 paperweight. These things are in no way reliable if they can't withstand a drop from waist high onto a hard surface. The electronics are NOT shock resistant. The unit in question is a PD35.
I sure hope you didn't take the light apart to find this out. Otherwise our warranty and repair department can certainly help. Our lights are ANSI tested to survive a fall from over 3 feet on all sides. If you feel that yours did not, then contact them. www.fenixlighting.com/pages/warranty-repairs
@@derekquinones8614I agree. Sadly, I dropped and beat my PD35 so much that a 7' fall from a ladder finally finished it off. I haven't ever had a light as tough as Fenix.
I love Fenix lights. I've had 5 so far, and they last forever. The quality is top notch, and type c charging put them ahead of the pack, in my opinion. I use my lights every day.
Thank you so much. We're glad you are a fan!
As a ship's engineer I love my LD30. It meets my 3 main requirements which are:
1) Quite bright, 1600 turbo, which is enough for my work,
2) The on-off switch is easy to use while being stiff enough so it doesn't turn on in my pocket, and
3) It is small enough to easily fit in my pocket, 1 inch / 25mm diameter by 4.29 inch / 109 mm long
So glad you like. It is still one of our favorites too!
My brand new pd 40 v 3 not working correctly 120 bucks when it's on high one click b4 turbo the light doesn't come on unless u wiggle the switch
Did you remove the battery shipping protector before your first use? If so, please contact our warranty and repair department. www.fenixlighting.com/pages/warranty-repairs/
@FenixLightingUSA Amazon is replacing it thankfully
is it possible to have battery replaced on lr40r v2??
It is not. It is a built-in battery.
All the products I want to buy are sold out! I'm willing to wait but is there a timeline for your restock?
Which product are you looking for?
I love my pd25r. Love the candela. I think more focus should be on candela for the next year
Since this is a smaller EDC flashlight intended for a greater range of tasks including up close work, we probably will keep more of a floodlight rather than make it more of a spotlight. Thanks for the feedback.
Tell me about updatetd e03r. What are the change? Is there any change in battery capacity? When it will available in India?
The E03R V2.0 will have 500 max lumens and a larger 400mAh battery. It will be slightly larger due to the bigger battery. We hope to have it available in April.
Would like to see a version of the ALW-01 holster in a belt size, able to accommodate lights in the diameters of the PD36r tac and such.....
Interesting. Would this be a "belt" or would you want the same mechanism but just has a belt clip? I'll pass along your feedback. Thanks.
Able to be worn on a belt or similar article of clothing is what I intended to imply.
Great... But i'm trying to know about the updated version of the HM61R...
The version 2 of the HM61R V2.0 will be launced this year. I do not have an estimated launch date for that yet.
@@FenixLightingUSA Perfect, thank you!
Thing is, i recently got a HM61R (i've been waiting for an updated version for a long time, but i decided to stop waiting, bad timing on my part), and i would love to know if the the new version is worth the upgrade.
As far as i know, it has direct access to the red LED, and i can live without that. Are there any other differences from the original version?
I need to start planning, to know if i should wait for it to launch, or if i can spend my money on someting else (probably other Fenix models).
By the way, my CL28R arrived a few days ago, and i am loving it so far, excellent product!
The tripod mount is a very useful feature for me, and it's not mentioned in the video.
@@rodrigodias6652 I currently do not have much information on it. Yes it will have a direct to red LED access and the max lumens should be a slight upgrade to 1600. Same 300 hour max runtime. Same magnetic charging port and size. All specs subject to change of course. The CL28R was a big hit at the show. We're glad you are loving it.
I just heard this Fenix lighting company, they are really making good torches .👍👍👍
Fenix has been making lights for over 20 years. Glad you like!
First time owning a FENIX hp30r v2.0 headlight i was very please with the product. I will have to say i am a FENIX guy for life.
not long ago I bought a fenix tk16 V2 to accompany me to work as a junior police officer I really like it ...😊
TK16 V2.0 Flashlight is one of our best selling duty lights. Good choice!
Definitely a great light!
I'd like to see more screw down type c ports. I love it on my pd25r and tk20r2.0
I think you will see that style in more lights. The newest is the TK22R: www.fenixlighting.com/products/fenix-tk22r-tactical-flashlight
Where's the pd36r pro?
It launched about 4 months ago. www.fenixlighting.com/products/fenix-pd36r-pro-rechargeable-flashlight
I want the LD12R but dont have in the oficial site
It has not been released yet. We expect it to be available this summer.
@@FenixLightingUSAI called a local distributor to see if they had the WF26R, and they had never heard of it, or the C7! 🤷♂️
You all gotta step up on advertising.
I love my Fenix HM65R-T Headlamp except that the headband is a bit short. I heard that a longer version was going to be introduced to rectify this, but have never been able to find such a longer headband. Has a longer headband every been made for it? Although this might in part be related to the adjustment system that I do like, it would seem that there should be enough room to include a longer headband even if that requires a slightly higher capacity reel. Depending on how tight I have it, I have between an extra 1/2 inch to 1 inch to the end of the strap when adjusted for my bare head. This does not provide enough room for wearing over a hat, much less a possible helmet in a SAR type outfit. Any info, and especially about such a longer strap, would be appreciated. Hope you had/have a good Shot Show. [Possibly the middle red strap on display; in any event that color.]
Unfortunately the largest size the HM65R-T will fit is around a 7 5/8 hat size. It is not intended to fit over a cap nor on a helmet. I recommend the standard HM65R if you are looking for a larger strap with included top strap. The headlamp's lighting specs are practically the same and the larger strap is helmet friendly.
www.fenixlighting.com/products/fenix-hm65-rechargeable-headlamp
I was just about to order the HT18, but then this new HT32 caught my attention. What is the max throw of HT32? Price? Available date for purchase? Thanks!
I don't have much on this light as it is still in R&D and probably won't be released until summer.
Max lumens: 2500
Max distance:
2133ft (650m)
Max runtime: 48h
Waterproof:
IP68
Will you guys be working on any more weapon lights? Just got your GL19R and it hits the absolute perfect spot on length between a TLR-7 and a TLR1 or x300u. Fits perfectly flush to my Jericho. I'd love it if y'all could release a laser/light combo model at that length.
Yes, we expect to release the GL06 sometime later this spring. It will fit most compact pistols and holsters that also work with the TLR-7. it will not have a laser though.
@@FenixLightingUSA Sick!...think you guys might be able to make a GL19R with a laser of its own too? :D
@@FenixLightingUSA WHERE CAN I FIND NEW LD12? ALSO WHAT BATTERY NOW?
Please put a mic on the guy, it would diminish the background noise.
Sorry about that. We forgot to bring the mic.
please fenix a lep flashlight with zoom or more distance!!!
Longer than almost a mile? The HT30R currently throws 1500 meters. O.k. we'll do our best.
www.fenixlighting.com/products/fenix-ht30r-white-laser-flashlight
@@FenixLightingUSA i mean bigger glass like ace beam w30 and more tight beam. the best will be a zoom head like fenix fd65. thanks for the answer.
I love Fenix lights and I'll keep buying them, but recently I finally made the decision to replace my old 2014 version pd35 (that has been my edc the entire time and still works fine) with something better suited for a "tactical" role because I went from 1 "do everything" light to having a smaller utility light coupled with a dedicated tactical/special purpose light...well, I ended up going with a different brand (Acebeam P16) for the job because the Fenix tactical lights, while I'm sure are good, are a little large for the pocket or low in candela or have side mode switches so I didn't see one that hit all the marks for me, but the 20r v2 was the closest thing to what I was looking for. I feel like the truly pocket-able tactical, high candela light with a good tail switch (dual tail switch is fantastic) is a sparse area for all manufacturers, and the "best" ones are the modlite and cloud which sit at pretty ridiculous price points. The Acebeam is a fair competitor to them, and performance wise beats the surefire and streamlight competition, at a fair price, but I sure wish Fenix would do one similar to the tk20r v2 but a little smaller and with a tad bit more candela even at the cost of some overall lumens, or the 36r pro with a 1.20"-1.25" head with higher candela at it's current lumen output. I'll probably end up getting the 20r v2 anyway and keep it in or on a pack, but after all these years it feels strange not having a Fenix in my pocket and putting that kind of trust into a company that I don't know.
We're sure sorry to lose your business over a 1/4 of an inch in head size, but we get it, if it's not what you want, it's not what you want. Hopefully we can earn your business back with a different type of light or headlamp in the future.
Tk20r v2.0 is the best light I own. You should 100% get one
@@FenixLightingUSA oh I'm still going to buy Fenix for other purposes, but to be fair, it's not just about the head size. The 20 v2 is over 6 inches long and has a head size that's just not pocket friendly; it wasn't designed to be an every day pocket tac light and that's ok.. the offerings that are pocket friendly lack the candela I'm looking for, and are more of an all purpose utility light. I mentioned making the 36r pro head slightly bigger because then the candela could be increased, and that along with it's dual tail switch would make it a better tac light while still fitting in a pocket. What many manufacturers are making are either throwers with massive heads, or general purpose pocket lights, which may be what most of the market wants, but a lot of people like that 55-60,000 ish candela with usable spill that can be worn in the pocket comfortably on a daily basis.
@@jerryrocketandthegogogirls3517 I'm sure I will. It's in my Amazon cart just waiting.. it just surpasses the limit of what I will carry in my pocket, and the ones in my pocket are what I actually use. I might just eat the bulk and stuff it in my pocket anyway, who knows. 1 1/4 inch head size is where they start getting annoying every time I reach in my pocket for something though.
@@vitogriffin8902 yeah I don’t normally EDC my tk20 but my brother does and swears by it. The Fenix e35r or baton 3 pro are my favs for EDC cause I like the compact size too. You’ll enjoy the tk20r when you get it! If you order from Fenix, they might give you a good deal, I got 20% off mine so it was a no brainer.
Please Review From LR60R 🔴🔴🔴🔴
video and sound quality was not great...
Sorry, we forgot our microphone.
Bring back the TK47!
That was a great light! Currently the closest we have to it is the HT18: www.fenixlighting.com/products/fenix-ht18-long-distance-flashlight
Fenix flashlights have a fatal flaw. The mode module on the circuit board is held in place with a rubber cement to absorb drop impact. After a time it becomes brittle causing it to dislodge from the circuit board upon even light impact. As little as 24inches? This leaves you with an $80 paperweight. These things are in no way reliable if they can't withstand a drop from waist high onto a hard surface. The electronics are NOT shock resistant. The unit in question is a PD35.
I sure hope you didn't take the light apart to find this out. Otherwise our warranty and repair department can certainly help. Our lights are ANSI tested to survive a fall from over 3 feet on all sides. If you feel that yours did not, then contact them. www.fenixlighting.com/pages/warranty-repairs
Then what brands do you recommend?
@@vp2747 fenix is just as good as surefire or even streamlight I’ve had fenix for 10 plus years
@@derekquinones8614I agree. Sadly, I dropped and beat my PD35 so much that a 7' fall from a ladder finally finished it off. I haven't ever had a light as tough as Fenix.
I have the LD22 V2