Maximum 780 LumensCree XM-L(T6) neutral white LED with a lifespan of 50,000 hours. Superb color rendition and better penetration power4 Brightness Levels (Low: 23 Lumens, 80 hours; Mid: 74 Lumens, 28 hours 30 min.; High: 236 Lumens, 8 hours 30 min.; Turbo: 780 Lumens, 1 hour 45 min.)Customized the size of the flashlight to best suit your adventure. 2 sizes possibleCompatible with CR123A batteries and 18650 batteries. Four EdisonBright CR123A batteries included
Product Description
Slim, super bright and easy to use, E50 is truly a powerhiuse in your hand. Powered by two 18650 batteries or four CR123A cells, E50 delivers a 780 lumen neutral white beam and runs for 80 hours on low mode. With the adjustable battery tube and four brightness levels, you can easily customize the size, output and run-time of the flashlight to best suit your adventure.Automatically enters the previously used brightness level when turned onWaterproof to 2 meters for 30 minutesAbility to tail stand so can be used as a candleComfortable and secure gripPerfect balance of size and performanceLength: 207 mm; Diameter: 40mm146.6 gram weight (excluding batteries)Digitally-regulated output: maintains a constant brightnessReverse polarity protection guards against improper battery installationAll-function switch on the head for simple and convenient operationMade of durable aircraft-grade aluminumPremium Type III hard-anodized anti-abrasive finishToughened ultra-clear glass lens with anti-reflective coatingThis bundle includes Four EdisonBright Brand CR123A batteries.
The spec’s don’t look that interesting.There are a few other good NW,2 18650 lights out there that are probably a lot cheaper.I have a Jetbeam PC40 NW that seems about the same as this.I think Nitecore is making the same basic light as the PC40 but with more output modes.What is the price of the Fenix?
Thats about the same price point as the Jetbeam and Nitecore lights like this.I think I paid 69$ plus shipping for my BC40.I like this style of light(it’s actually rather small), but for some reason I never use it when I go camping.
I like this fenix over the other options. Besides the nice NW, it can be compact single 18650 or double. It is side switch which is ergonomically convenient, and Jetbeam/Nitecore make some cheap feeling switches in my opinion lol. Fenix quality surpasses!
My TK41 isn’t centered and I have read of others that have found that as well.It wouldn’t bother me if it didn’t effect the beam and it was a cheaper light.The battery rattle from the carrier dosen’t help either.Otherwise it’s a great light, but I just expect more attention to detail for the price.
