Fenix LR40R V2.0 vs Olight vs Nitecore vs Maglite
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ค. 2023
- Fenix LR40R V2.0 review and comparison.
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Comparisons:
Fenix LR40R V2.0
Fenix LR40R V1.0
Fenix LR80R
Fenix TK75 - Extended (Older Version)
Nitecore Tiny Monster (Older Version)
Olight Marauder Mini
Maglite 6 D-Cell Version
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PRICE? $299.95 Available for purchase at www.fenixlighting.com
wow! the visibility is insane with these new flashlights.
Would like to see Fenix stay with replaceable batteries, but LR40R V2.0 is a very capable multipurpose light.
Nice! Very helpful review...seems like a great light!
Great video! The flashlights are getting better and better every day!
Brilliant.
I see what you did there...lol...Nice!
Spot-On Reply!
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Very comprehensive review and night shots.
The V2 is a nice upgrade, pity about the battery pack, but not a deal breaker.
The switch is a little gimmicky, I personally prefer multiple switches a lot less clicking.
I hope it’s not a new trend for Fenix.
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I like multiple switches too. It got confusing during the testing...trying to remember how all these different lights work. The new Fenix dial functions differently than Olight's dial, which further complicated filming! Thanks for the sub!
The battery pack almost killed it for me, but if it can take over 500 full charges like they say, it should last many years with my usage. The rotary switch doesn't bother me. It's like you have 3 lights in one. The dial is how you pick which light you want, if that makes sense.
Perfect sense, but if you look back a Fenix and a few others history, the multiple switches made them easier to operate.
I just wish they would illuminate the around the switches so you can find them in the dark, without looking like some kind of cyborg having to wear a red headlamp on my head.
Thanks for the reply. 👍
@@paultruesdale7680 This is my first "big" light, so I really have no experience with the multiple switches. Even my Fenix TK35 has a selector wheel of sorts.
Lol, I apologize EP for going off on a little rant.
I guess it’s what you are used to, I have dials and rotary knobs, but personally I prefer individual switches.
Fenix are a great brand and the battery packs last for years.
My RC40 still has the original battery pack and it’s still going strong.
Congratulations on your new purchase.
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Can the sensor be turned off? I can't light a fire with this flashlight
If there is any way to do it, I don't know of it. It is of course intended to prevent you from being able to start fires.
@@NotNormalBehavior It's a bad innovation. Thank you
You can disable it. With the light locked, you have to press and hold the button down for 10 seconds to toggle it on/off.
@@emmettpetry5339 Good Info!
@@emmettpetry5339 truly! Have you tried that. Thank you for replying I'll try that. Do you mean the main flashlight switch?
Nice video for comparison flashlights
Thank you
Thank you for the kind words sir.
Like the original 40R and current 50R, you can unscrew the tube, removed the battery pack and able to run the lights on one, two, three or four separate cells. Can the 40R V2 tube be unscrewed? I watched many 40R V2 videos and not one shows or attmepts to unscrew the tube. Mabye you can use individual cells in place of the battery pack. Since I have no answer, I just bought the original 40R instead. I’m not buying a sealed flashlight that will become a paperweight when the battery is done. I do own many Fenix lights.
I couldn't get it apart at all. I tried... I too prefer the option to run my own batteries.
Which version of the TK75 did you use in this video? I have the 2900 lumen version and I love it. Thanks for the review.
I bet we have the same version. The TK75 was one of the first "real bright" lights I bought. It was the early version that you could add up to 3 additional tube extensions onto, making it hold about 16 of the 18650 batteries. I bought it and the Nitecore tiny monster at about the same time. Unlike the Nitecore TM, I have never had a single issue with the TK75. Thanks for the comment!
The new LR40 packs a big punch!
The music is too loud. Can not hear what he said...
Oh sorry! I did change the music settings on the newer videos and I am mostly using background music that I play and record myself. I am very new to TH-cam.... Thanks for the comment!
Would a cell phone charger charge this flashlight?
Geat video. To me the LR50R beamshots seem brighter than those of LR40R V2 with a better spill. However, I read a comment by you in replies where you say the LR40R V2 is better than LR50R. Wanted to understand better from you on what makes you feel so? Asking this because I am very confused between which of these two I should get? I already have a nice flood light in the form of Imalent MS03W and a thrower in the form of Convoy L7. Look forward to your thoughts. Thank you!
LR50R is a thrower with a good deal of spill, whereas the LR40R V2 is a combo light - So as far as distance, the LR50R has the throw advantage. The LR50R throws light 3117 ft BUT the LR40R V2 is very close and throws 2,953 ft - Here you have the LR50R on top - but the LR40R V2 is very close even in the throw category which is where the LR50R lives! The candela ratings are apx 196K for the LR40R vs apx 225K for the LR50R - very close! However, the LR40R really shines as a floodlight. The LR40R v2 dedicated 12000 Lumens to its Flood and 3000 Lumens to its throw. The flood light is incredible, and you still have the option of simultaneous use of the thrower. The spill of the LR50 cannot compare to the flood of the LR40R V2 for anything within 200 feet or so. However, the LR50 does have good useable spill, and if you are looking for a light that puts more throw AND some spill further away, then the LR50R is gonna be better in that specific use - throw-spill at a longer distance.
The LR40R V2 really stands out as a FLOOD light, creating a near daylight experience all around you. The 50 is a thrower with good spill...it has a decent wide swath of light that shines out for a good distance.
@@NotNormalBehaviorexcellent analysis 👍! Thanks for clarifying that aspect.
Do you think fenix lr40r v2 is better than fenix lr50r
Yes, I do.
Is battery replaceable or not?
No, it is not. It is a built-in rechargeable battery pack.
@@NotNormalBehavior between lr40r v2 and lr50r which one is brighter
@@jimpgamingtv2158 The LR40R v2 is 15,000 Lumen light, where 12,000 lumens are Flood and 3,000 lumens are throw and they can both be activated simultaneously. The LR50R is a 12,000 Lumen light that is a dedicated thrower per-se, but it has a good amount of spill. The LR40R v2 is the brighter of the two lights. The LR50 is a better thrower.
@@NotNormalBehavior but for lr50r battery is replaceable?
@@jimpgamingtv2158 Yes, the LR50R utilizes four - 21700 batteries, which are replaceable.
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Well thank you for your comment sir.
@@NotNormalBehavior I think he might have meant "price"? - $300 bucks!