Fenix has built LED flashlights since 2001, and its lineup covers more ground than almost any light maker on the market. A Fenix flashlight might be a 500 lumen keychain light, a duty light on a patrol belt, a headlamp for the climb before sunrise, or a 10,000 lumen searchlight. Most current models charge over USB-C and run on 18650 or 21700 lithium-ion cells, and the series names tell you what each light was built to do. Compare them against the rest of our flashlights.
The TK Series is Fenix's tactical line, built around tail switches for instant activation and strobe. The TK20R V2.0 puts out 3,000 lumens with 475 meters of throw from a single 21700 cell, and the TK16 V2.0 pushes 3,100 lumens through a dual tail switch. The TK22 UE, TK26R, and TK35UE V2.0 cover duty and security work, while the TK05R packs 1,000 lumens of long distance output into an EDC sized body.
The PD Series is where most buyers end up. The PD36R Pro delivers 2,800 lumens and 380 meters of throw on a 21700 battery, and the PD35 V3.0 runs 1,700 lumens on an 18650 or CR123A cells with USB-C charging. The PD36R, PD36R ACE, and PD36 Tac build on the same compact platform, and the PD25R brings 800 lumens to a smaller CR123A light. The PD40R V3 and PD26R ACE round out the line.
For pocket carry, the E Series keeps size and weight down without giving up output. The E18R V2.0 hits 1,200 lumens from a rechargeable CR123A sized cell, the E28R V2 runs 1,700 lumens on an 18650, and the E06R delivers 700 lumens. On the keychain, the E03R V2.0 reaches 500 lumens, with the E01 V2.0 on a single AAA and the E20 V2.0 on AA batteries. The E-Spark and E-CP double as power banks.
Fenix headlamps put hands free light where you look. The HM65R-T V2.0 produces 1,600 lumens from an 18650 with USB-C charging, and the HM70R matches that output on a 21700. The HM60R V2.0, HM61R V2.0, and HM65R cover trail and work use, the HM50R V2.0 delivers 700 lumens in a compact package, and the HM55R, HM23, HL18R-T V2.0, and HL16 cover lighter duty.
When distance matters, the LR35R and LDR35R Pro reach 10,000 lumens. The LD30 delivers 1,600 lumens on an 18650 or CR123A cells, joined by the LD12R and the multicolor LD36R. For job sites, the WT25R offers 1,000 lumens with an adjustable head, the WF26R charges in its dock, and the WF30RE is intrinsically safe for hazardous environments. The CL28R lantern, 35R, C7, T6 penlight, and SW05R UV clip light fill out the catalog.
Keep every Fenix light running with the ARB-L18-3500U 18650 and ARB-L14-1600U 14500 USB rechargeable batteries, the ARE-A2 charger, and the AER-02 V2.0 remote pressure switch for mounted tactical lights. Shopping across brands? Compare Fenix against Olight flashlights and SureFire flashlights.