FenixPD25R EDC Flashlight, 800 Lumen USB-C Rechargeable Dual Switch Pocket Size Lightweight with Organizer

I love this light, I carry it every day. Great battery life

Best light ever owned

Great little flashlight and super bright. Battery seems to hold up well even at the higher settings. Appreciate the extras (clip for pocket or hat mount, car, and lanyard). It’s rechargeable (usb c) which is also great.

I started to use Fenixl flashlights in 2008-2009 with their T1. Back in these days Cree leds were a rare novelty and you had only few options for tactical lights: heavy and baton-like Maglite with probably 80 lumens top; Surefire that costed arm and a leg; and Fenixlight - light, inexpensive and unknown. I gave it a try and was never disappointed - I think it still is in working condition somewhere, despite all the years of abuse. Today I have several different Fenix lights and totally love them.Now regarding this one, I was looking for good and reliable EDC light. My requirements were:- compact and light enough for EDC- rechargeable- reliable and bright enough in each possible scenario - power outage, dropped something under the bed, returning home late, got lost in the wilderness, car has broken in the middle of nowhere, went down into caves, camping and etc.- you can turn it on/off in milliseconds with a tail switch- not prone to accidental turning on, but does not require a Mortal Combat-style combo to unlock- can survive drops on a concrete floor, rain and occasional swimmingPD25R meets all the requirements and more. In addition to the above, I like the charging port protection ring and battery indicator.Pros:- The flashlight is easy to carry, easy and nice to use. It sits well in a jeans pocket or on a belt- The brightness level is amazing for such a small thing. In turbo mode it is brighter than my home lighting in bedroom- The battery lasts long enough for its size. I took it on a week camping and have not recharge it over this timeCons:- can’t think of any. Maybe just one thing: it cannot stand on it’s tail. If it matters to you - consider a different model.Overall summary: I love Fenixlights flashlights. I have a long history with them and they never let me down. I’m happy to see how they improve their models and how every design solution is thought-through and is backed with a real-world experience. This one looks as a good evolution of their previous models with some nice new features and improved brightness/charging. They are not cheap, but that’s because they are not cheap. You can rely on it and it will serve you over the years. I believe it is worth of it’s price and you’re not overpaying for a brand name.

Got this for a birthday gift for my husband and he loves it! Great quality and he literally uses it on a daily for work. Fits right in his pocket and isn’t bulky. So far, it’s held up on a single charge for almost a month. If it’s on the brightest setting, it does get a little warm but nothing we’ve found to be concerned about.

This light is smaller than it appears in reviews. On video it looks a shortened pd35, but it is smaller in diameter as well. The lowest mode still throws light far enough for tasks that don't involve blinding an attacker. Runtime sucks on turbo, so just don't go for long walks on that mode and you'll be fine.

Been using Fenix for probably a decade or more. Every time I stray I come back. Did a lot of research and this light looked on paper to fit what I was looking for. Excellent throw for it's size, very aggressive spot beam, built like a tank, and easy to use. The charging port cover is done in spectacular fashion, and I'm not worried in the least about it wearing out like most. Clip feels well sized, with the right amount of tension. Worth mentioning again, there's VERY little spill/flood to this light, but that's what i was looking for. A pocket light that is easy to carry, has good visual low lumens for pre-shifts, inspections, and light use while having the ability to light up whatever I need to see at a couple hundred yards. It did not disappoint. Still getting used to finding the almost flush mode button, but I'm sure it'll be like second nature soon, as this is my new carry. I really like the tail on/off with the side mode button, it's definitely going to help with accidental turn ons, and blindings without having to fiddle with a lockout combination. Sorry if I gushed a bit, I'm just really impressed. Reylight, Olight, Streamlight, Surefire, I've ran the course, and Fenix never let's me down.

The form factor and how far it punches out is what impresses everyone. But I like it on mode 2 or 3 for under hood or in a dusty barn. I got the green. Been dropped and kept in drit fill pockets. Cleans up great and compliments that green benchmade Osborn.