(2016) VS Fenix E18R
Fenix E15 (2016)
CR123A Battery or 16340 3.7v 700 mAh Battery - 450 Lumens Max with 16340 battery - Low/Mid/High/Turbo Mode - Cree XP-G2 R5 White LED
Length: 2.4” (60mm), Diameter: 0.8” (20mm), Head: 0.8” (21mm), Weight: 1.17 oz. (33.3g) excluding battery
Specs using a CR123 lithium battery (battery NOT included)
Turbo - 270 lumens, 1.5 hour runtime
High - 110 lumens, 5 hour runtime
Medium - 50 lumens, 12.5 hour runtime
Low - 8 lumens, 72 hour runtime
Specs using a Fenix ARB-L16-700 16340 rechargeable li-ion battery (battery NOT included)
Turbo - 450 lumens, 0.9 hour runtime (downshifts to 270 lumens after 5 minutes)
High - 110 lumens, 3.25 hour runtime
Medium - 50 lumens, 9.4 hour runtime
Low - 8 lumens, 40 hour runtime
Maximum beam range of 132 meters (433 feet)
Fenix E18R
CR123A Battery or 16340 ARB-L16-700P 3.7v 700 mAh Battery - 750 Lumens Max with ARB-L16-700P (16340) battery - Low/Medium/High/Turbo/Strobe - Cree XP-L HI LED
Length: 2.6 inches (64.8mm), Body Diameter: 0.7 inches (19m), Weight: 1 oz. (23-gram) (excluding battery)
Turbo: 750 lumens/45 min. (446 feet/136 meters)
High: 150 lumens/2 hrs. 35 min. (190 feet/58 meters)
Med: 30 lumens/13 hrs. 50 min. (82 feet/25 meters)
Low: 5 lumens/70 hrs. (46 feet/14 meters)
Beam distance of 446ft (136m)
* Full details of the Fenix E15 (2016) and Fenix E18R can be seen in my detailed reviews of each light.. I made this post to show the size differences and beamshots between the two flashlights.
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