FENIX TK20R V2.0 rechargeable tactical flashlight - 3000 lumens, 475m beam distance, dual switch
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Get the FENIX TK20R V2.0 here using discount code: FLASH10 - www.myfenix.co...
I measured 3660 lumens / 69189cd (526m) @TURNON
The Fenix TK20R V2.0 rechargeable flashlight features incredible performance by throwing a maximum 3000 lumens 1558 feet (475m). Quickly and easily operate the light, and choose between six lighting modes, by using the dual tail switches. Recharge the TK20R V2.0 by unscrewing the protective charging port cover and plug in using a USB Type-C cable. The TK20R V2.0 is durable and rugged with an IP68 dustproof and waterproof rating. Powered by an included rechargeable 5000mAh li-ion battery, the Fenix TK20R V2.0 rechargeable flashlight is a great tool for outdoors or tactical applications.
Max Brightness:
3000 lumens
Max Beam Distance:
1,558 feet (475 meters)
Max Runtime:
48 hours
Lighting Modes:
5 brightness levels plus strobe
Bulb Type:
Luminus SFT70 LED
TK20R V2.0 Size:
Length: 6.02” (153mm)
Head: 1.34” (34mm)
Body: 1.0” (25.4mm)
TK20R V2.0 Weight:
7.2 oz. (204g) including battery
Battery Type:
One included 21700 rechargeable li-ion battery
Included:
ARB-L21-5000 V2.0 Li-ion battery, USB Type-C charging cable, lanyard, holster, 2 x spare O-rings
Warranty:
Limited Lifetime Guarantee from Fenix Lighting USA
Additional Features of the TK20R V2.0
One Luminus SFT70 LED with a lifespan of 50,000 hours.
Included a Fenix ARB-L21-5000 0 rechargeable Li-ion battery.
Advanced Pulse-Frequency Transmission System (APF).
Instant activation and strobe with the dual tactical tail switches.
Hidden USB Type-C charging port.
Internal dual-spring structure ensures stable lighting even under severe impact.
Made of durable A6061-T6 aluminum.
Premium type HAIII hard-anodized anti-abrasive finish.
Operating Instructions for the TK20R V2.0 Rechargeable Tactical Flashlight
Switches
The round tail switch is the tactical switch for instant activation.
The oval tail switch is the functional switch for output selection and instant strobe.
On/off
Tap the tactical switch to silently and momentarily turn on the light, releasing the light will go out.
Fully press the tactical switch to constantly turn on the light, press again the light will go out.
Output Selection
With the light switched on, single click the functional switch to cycle through Eco→Low→Med→High→Turbo.
Strobe
With the light switched on, press and hold the functional switch for 0.5 seconds to enter strobe, click the functional switch once again to turn back to the general mode.
With the light switched off, press the functional switch to enter strobe, release the light will go out.
Intelligent Memory Circuit
The light memorizes the last selected output excluding strobe. When turned on again the previously used output of general mode will be recalled.
Battery Specifications
Type Dimension Nominal Voltage Usability
Fenix ARB-L21-5000 V2.0 21700 3.6V Recommended √√
Fenix ARB-L21-5000U 21700 3.6V Recommended √√
Fenix ARB-L21-4000P 21700 3.6V Recommended √√
* It is prohibited to use 18650, 16340 or CR123A batteries.
* 21700 Li-ion batteries are powerful cells designed for commercial applications and must be treated with caution and handled with care. Only use quality batteries with circuit protection will reduce the potential for combustion or explosion; but cell damage or short circuiting are potential risks the user assumes.
Battery Replacement
Unscrew the light tail and insert the battery with the anode side (+) towards the light head, then screw the light tail back on.
Charging the TK20R V2.0
Loosen the light head counterclockwise to reveal the USB Type-C charging port and plug the USB A socket of the charging cable into an electrical outlet, then connect the USB Type-C socket of the charging cable to the light.
The indicator will display red while charging and will turn green when fully charged.
Once charging is completed, be sure to tighten the light head to maintain the dustproof and waterproof ability.
Note:
When charging fails or the battery is reversely connected, the battery indicator will flash red to remind the user to check the battery.
The normal charging time of the included Fenix ARB-L21-5000 V2.0 is approximately 3.5 hours from depletion to full charging.
Recharge a stored light every four months to maintain the optimum performance of the battery.
The light is unavailable while charging.
Note: This only works with Fenix ARB-L21 series 21700 rechargeable Li-ion battery.
Battery Level Indication
Each time the light is turned on, the indicator (unscrew the light head to see) will indicate the battery level and will last for 3 seconds.
Green light on: saturated 100% - 85%
Green light flashes: sufficient 85% - 50%
Red light on: poor 50% - 25%
Red light flashes: critical 25% - 1%
Note: This only works with Fenix ARB-L21 series 21700 rechargeable Li-ion battery.
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Get the FENIX TK20R V2.0 here using discount code: FLASH10 - www.myfenix.co.uk/product/fenix-tk20r-v20-tactical-1781?aff=Flashoholic
The discount code doesn't exist.
@@InLakech_AlaKin try :FLASH10
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TV same
@@InLakech_AlaKin I've contacted Fenix, might be because it's already on offer
Hello, the discount code: FLASH10 is only valid www.myfenix.co.uk/. New members will get 20% off on Fenixlighting US website.
No pointless or irrelevant rambling, just all the details a person actually wants to know and some real world usage.
This is a breath of fresh air compared to most reviews. Thanks, man!
just bought one of these, the throw on turbo is absolutely insane, 100% worth it
Do my eyes decieve me or is that light pretty amazing? Really appreciate the quality of your videos. It must require a lot of time and effort but the end results are fantastic!
The fat throwy beam is impressive
This looks like the best tactical flashlight. Separate button for strobe is a huge deal.
Some so-called self-defense experts argue that short bursts of turbo mode are much more effective than strobe modes because strobe light also has a negative effect on both sides and if you have photosensitive epilepsy then strobe light can be a nightmare for you.
For me a good tactical flashlight should have direct access to turbo mode and moon or lowest light mode.
@@XperiencePureness I have no idea why everyone is so obsessed with moon modes. If I need low lumen light, I'll use my phone.
@@YuhNinja The moonlight mode will not interfere with the natural ability of our eyes to see in low light conditions which are usually used by hunters or soldiers to navigate in dark places, read maps and minimize the possibility of being detected.
Red light or other colors are also used in these conditions but the drawback is that we will have difficulty seeing certain colors so moonlight mode is the best solution to help our vision in low light if we want to avoid being detected or disturbing people around us.
Using a phone for moonlight and at the same time using a flashlight to produce a high intensity light is not only troublesome but can also get you hurt or even killed in some situations.
So a flashlight that has quick access to low lumen and turbo modes is the best tool for "tactical" situations or even for everyday activities.
@@XperiencePureness Okay so basically, moonlight mode is for seal team 6, and normal people, outside of maybe hunters when they are hunting, don't need it.
@@YuhNinja You can use the moonlight mode as a night light when you are camping, reading light, you can also use it as a "candle" when there is a power outage, in public places such as cinemas, theaters or just to save battery.
For average joe moonlight mode might be more useful than strobe mode.
This is the greatest flashlight review I have ever seen.
Great review! Thanks for taking the time to show the differences between each torch. I just received the TK 20R and can't wait to use it myself.
How is it?
This review is just like a movie.
Bro just found you; Bro your music is way cooler then the mission you have...And I love it...thank you...I'm getting the flashlight anyway....great job boss!
I like your channel because it has a complete review, there is battery life and there is also a comparison with other flashlights.
I like the beam profile and the USB port cover design.
Thanks for the video!
Loved the review. THanks a lot for the details. Very helpful!
My pleasure!
The fenix dominates!! Fantastic review bro!!
Just ordered for $99, seems like a great deal for this light.
it turns out I'm not the only one, adults devote whole channels to lanterns, there was even a mini-scene with a test at the end. cool
I will be on the thrown all day tomorrow!! Thats rad!!
My daily driver on security job. Your video is amazing. Thank you.
Thanks for watching.
Great review - I'm buying one of these right now - it will help when my hunt goes Mr Tumble hunting, he's very tricky in long grass or near schools.....
Дуже гарна місцевість. Дякую за ваші огляди.
I appreciate your consistency
Awesome video gents, good music, great way of showing how these lights work in real life, (dark places)
Thankyou David!
Wow, amazing flashlight, amazing presentation of it!
Ive just lost my Fenix LD12 125 lm, that Used for every single day for the last 6 years!! I tried al the other suggestions, to replace it, but none comes close!! It's led and it's runtimes, where so much, MUCH better than what they now make. It has also seen a ton of falls, even from a balcony to the street, where I thought it wouldn't work again, and it didn;t even had a single scratch! It looked and worked like day one, until the day I lost it!!! If you find one, GET IT. Stay out of the newer models!! No matter what you see on paper, they all suck!! They don't last a second if not a first fall to the floor neither! They break easily now... I'm really sad I lost that light!!
Another excellent video. I have a lot of the flashlights that you do reviews on. I also have the TK20R V2. I went to a local track and this light lit up the whole field and then some (into the surrounding neighborhood). One of my favorite tac flashlights.
Thank you M3
I've had one of the TK20R V2 flashlights for a few weeks. I like the light but it has some issues. The threaded collar that covers the USB port became very stiff with use. I added some grease to the outside of the bottom of the collar, threaded it up and down a few times to distribute the grease, then wiped away the extra grease. This greatly eased the action of the collar. In addition to the the collar stiffness, this light experiences fallbacks in available brightness modes that occur when the battery is charged and the light is cold or barely warm. The light has to be reset by loosening and tightening the tail cap in order to get high and turbo back, a 2 handed operation. These glitches happen much more often when playing with the light by cycling repeatedly through the the brightness levels and turning it on and off. It glitches occasionally when changing brightness in the normal course of use. I've never had the light glitch when just leaving it set to a brightness level and using it. I shouldn't be able to induce light malfunctions by spamming the buttons tho! Glitches like this are completely unacceptable in a light that purports to be a serious tactical light.
@@randomweirdo2701 have you tried a regular cell? Sometimes included cells have really high resistance that causes issues
@@FLASHAHOLIC_TV I have 3 arb-l21-5000 V2 batteries. One of them gives lots of problems but only with the TK20R V2. My Fenix E35R chugs with no problems on that same battery. The other 2 batteries give occasional problems again only with the TK20R V2. I have a sample size of 2 lights and 3 batteries but from my perspective the TK20R V2 seems like a dog.
The scary place is to scary with those sounds
Found all your videos very well presented with great humour. I do like this flashlight.
I enjoy all your videos. Great job. In your opinion, which one would you choose for self defence for it's brightness , quick access to strobe , blindness in case of attack between the TK 20r V2 or the TK 22 Tac? I just can't decide which one to use. Looking forward for your input.
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SUBURU ... NICE 👍🏼
Any idea when you'll be reviewing the new Sofirn C8L 3100 lumens? There have been some reports of discrepancies between the specs and actual measurements of lumens. It would be great to get your feedback on that too. I already ordered mine but I don't have a way to actually measure the lumens..I can only compare with flashlights I already own that have similar output. Thank you!
Great review.I personally would have compared this Fenix light againt The Cyanski K3 not The H3 model.
Can you compare the Fenix tk16v2 to this ?
Top tier skyrim music
Recommends change the tk16 v2.0 for this?
Hello good Morning. Very good report. Thank you very much.
I would like to know what differences there are in terms of the use or application of the Fénix Tk 22 TAC and Fénix Tk 20R v2 flashlights. They are very similar. Which offers more power? One has more lumens but less candela and the other less lumens but more reach and candela. which one is more powerful?
Regards, and thank you very much
1st time I've heard of SST70 new on the market?, I'm getting on a bit I get confused sometimes especially when I see established models which have suddenly been re equipped with new to the mkt emitters which are strings of letters and numbers.
sft70 , no sst70 normaly
@@collectorman7 Old Eyes Whoops
Hello there! How do you compare this on the Nitecore P23i ? Do you think it will be a good match between them 2 lights?
I tend to prefer the Nitecore UI's. Both are reliable brands
I prefer TK16V2.0
Is this a good flashlight for self defence? I mean to point it on the face of an attacker at close range, at max flashlight power and blind the attacker momentarily?
Any 1000 lumen light is good for that!
Wonder how it would compare against the sofirn if22
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Can you please put to the test the Nitcore P10i???😜
Brother, mine locks down to 3 modes only eco, low , med as soon the battery indicator starts showing red light. I cannot access high and turbo when battery indicator is constant red. It is still 50%, half of backup is available. Is it the same case with yours.
Let's put memory mode aside. Despite being a tactical light, it doesn't have true instant turbo? That is a big downside.
I'm a big lover of direct moonlight and turbo.
What a very nice video. I commented about your music being to loud in your last video plus I had liked your previous videos better. This video my friend is why I have come to look forward to watching your reviews plus your videos - right on keep up the nice job.
As for the flashlight it’s one that I would actually purchase it seems to be a well suited light that does most everything the way I use one. Thank You and keep your very nice videos coming, Cheers
The throw is insane. I just don't know if it was regulating output in the graph.
tk20v2 vs pd36r pro , Which one should I choose?
What's the difference between the ARB-L21-5000 V2.0 and the first version? Higher discharge current? I can't seem to find any literature on this. The Fenix website mentions the v2.0 21700 but doesn't really give any distinction.
Any chance that you will do a video on battery storage in the near future?
Hey bub thats a deadly high power Flashlight, but i just got my new Thrunite Catapult SST, not the old Catapult V6 the new one, the Fenix is $50 bucks more, and your gonna have to bring more than the Kitchen Sink to whup that Thrunite SST Summagunn.
You mean catapult pro ?
One question sir fenix c7 vs fenix tk20r v2 which is better visibility almost similar 3000 lumens please reply
Thank you for the video, and the code. I currently have the Fenix TK22 UE and considering to change to this one. Is it worth it in your opinion?
Only if you need the insane throw this gives out.
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Yo flash i like the pd36r pro more than this one lol i have both
What do you like better about it? I'm gonna order one of the 2
@@MemphisMojo15s tk20rv2 WAY BETTER
FENIX TK20R V2.0 or Sofirn C8L ?
อยากเอามาแทน TK16 v.2 ทันที แสงพุ่งและกว้างดีมาก
Sir🙏
Which one will be best in everything to buy Fenix Tk 20r V2. O Or Fenix Tk22 Tac ?
This is a question I've asked myself too. Reading the comments of the users on the video reviews, there are many who ask if TK22 TAC or TK20R 2.0 is better.
There probably isn't a certain answer, they are two similar flashlights and with the same LED, the only relevant difference is the diameter of the head and the different tail cap/usage interface (both valid)
A larger head generally gives better performance and perhaps helps manage heat better for a few more seconds. (but a bigger head might bother someone about its size if you put it in a pocket)
Consider that one of the two Fenix has external charging with cable while the other you have to open it, take out the battery and connect it to a cable to recharge.
I've been thinking about buying one of the two for a few days and I can't decide myself.
(I already have TK11 TAC, PD36R, PD 36TAC) maybe I will go for the TK20R V2.0 because I always carry the flashlights on my belt (in the holster) and the 40mm head is too big.
I do not like that these 3000 lumens flashlights have a turbo that lasts about a minute but the heat is so much and it is not possible to maintain maximum power for long.
In winter with PD36R and TK11 TAC I can maintain the maximum power (1600 lumens) for a very long time without noticeable drops in brightness (especially with the TK11 TAC which has a larger head)
Both the TK22 TAC and the TK20R V2.0 are 1000 lumens flashlights that can deliver 2800/3000 lumens for a short time, but if you need a small flashlight that you will have to use for a long time with high power (constantly) maybe it's better that you look at models that have a lower light output.
A suggestion could be to walk around using a constantly lit headlamp (500/800 lumens) and use a torch like Fenix TK22 TAC or TK20R V2.0 to flash light when you need it, using them for a few seconds at a time you can always use them at turbo without having the stepdown for heat (I often do this when using the PD36 TAC at the 3000 lumens level)
I hope I have given you some food for thought.
Fenix seem to have good build quality but always look a little plain and uninspiring to me.
Just ordered an Acebeam E70 AL so that should arrive soon.
They are just tough, no nonsense lights with strong anodising. Good for military etc
also police often order Fenix, defly not E70:)
Can it use with arb l21 5000u battery?
How much
Hello, between this Fenix or nitecore P23i… what would you choose? Ty
This probably. I don't get excited by tactical lights tbh. I like moonlight mode and double tap for turbo.
Ty mate
Im on the Fenix page now & it says Coupon "flash10" does not exist! Bummer !!
I updated to the correct link! Should work now.
Is the beam tint green at lower levels?
Not really, just very neutral
vs astrolux ea01 xhp 50.2 which is the best ??
The Fenix for quality but the EA01 for value
Кнопка с торца фонаря - считаю крайне не удобной идеей .
hahahahahahaha the only bummer about that torch is no double tap for TURBO
Very useful, but the background music sucks.
Whats that purple light in the size comparison?
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You wrong. The light work with unprotect 21700
Do you tested it? Which battery do you use?
@@x_gangsa yes i use 21700 vapcell button top.
@@cuongnguyentranhuy8117 how about vapcell quality? I dont like buy fenix battery bcs expensive if i compare with another 21700 battery.
@@x_gangsa vapcell is good. But vapcell or Fenix they do not manufacture batteries. They buy batteries from Panasonic, LG, Samsung... cover them and raise the price. You should buy Samsung's 21700 battery is good quality.
Tra questa e la klarus xt21x pro, quale consigli?