🔥 Fenix E35v3 vs Olight Seeker 2 Pro 

WERD. I remember buying my first quality LED light many years ago. It was the Fenix TK20R at 1000 lumens, and I thought that was really bright at the time. My, how far we've come. I still like the TK20R, though...it's a solid light.

i have had two tt20 fail on me so far

You'd like my FD36 TAC for the reasons you are telling. It's longer but with 3.000 lumens.

I love my TK16 V2. I think I'm going to get the E35 V3 as a secondary work light to my PD40R V2. It could also perhaps/maybe/probably-not-ever replace my TK16 as a 24/7 EDC.

@@adamjohnsonmusicvideos I’ve been carrying the E35V3 in my pocket and using it every day since I posted this, still love it a year later.

Run times are better, but the Seeker 3 Pro is much more floody than the Seeker 2 Pro which results in the Seeker 3 Pro having slightly less throw distance than the Seeker 2 Pro. I own both the Seeker 2 Pro and the Fenix E35 v3 - both are nice lights, and so is the Seeker 3 Pro from everything I've read, so if you're in the market for a good value for your money flashlight, Olight probably IS the way to go, but if you already have the Seeker 2 Pro, I just don't see any decent reason to shell out for the Seeker 3 Pro. Just my opinion.

I like my Fenix LR35R Flashlight and my ACEBEAM H30 Headlamp.

I mean how eventually is eventually? Your point sounds reasonable but I had a pd35 that I used daily for work for 5+ years. I must have charged that thing 1000s of times And it was beat to hell on the outside, it was dropped it was hit it was submerged, went through freezing -20 temps to blazing hot machine rooms with oxy torches brazing near it. The anodizing on the threads barely even show wear let alone the threads getting worn out. Literally the top most thread has a little bit of silver peeking out the rest are immaculate.

@@ballinvsxx eventually depending on how you treat it, if you like the pd35 over olight I say go for it but olight has the pd35 beat strait out of the gate with it's waterproof level which means it seals better, only thing I don't like about olight is the way they make their lights very specific to their batteries other than that they make good lights, but yeah the pd35 is a great light too, but just based on the stats olight can beat it.

@@Lancealot3553 my only point was that threading the cap on and off made zero real world difference, my light went through many more charge cycles and rough usage than probably 90% of the people that own these ever will. I would estimate at the rate it was wearing the threads “may” have a problem in 20Years the thing was still waterproof on it’s original tail cap o ring. The reason I’m even on this video at the moment is because the side switch on the pd35 gave out after 5 years and seemingly there’s no reasonable way to fix it, so I’m looking to replace with something a little more pocket friendly now that I’m off the tools. As for Olight the proprietary batteries made it a non starter for me, but that’s subjective.

@@ballinvsxx go look at the streamlight 1L-1AA it takes two types of batteries double A and cr123, I have an old 1L and it's tough as tails, had a dim mode and strobe, strobe is useless as usual, but you can program it to be only dim or bright and skip the strobe.

The E20 and E12 both have tailcap buttons. To my knowledge those are the only ones though.

@@HarleyWood23 Fair point. Both are AA lights so maybe that's their sale point, rather than the size, like the other E series lights.

If only the charging is built-in, it'll be much better. Oh well, I bought 2 of these already (E35R) Edit: they just arrived, charging it. Waiting to test them out

yeah. i had to take it down. Olight asked me to edit one part out. Stay tuned.

Streamlight protac HL 5X 👁👄👁♻️

In case it helps anyone, just found out that apparently the battery tube of the E35 V3.0 has an internal diameter of just over 22mm, so most brands of 21700 should fit.

It's just a Protected Button Top 21700.

An unprotected flat-top will work with a magnet on top.

I have a set from ArmorOnly.com and just ordered a set directly from Agilite. They sell them now also.

@@HarleyWood23 oh thank you so much I honestly didn't think you'd respond so quick

Just bought fenix ld30 havent got it yet but its definitely a contender for you

@@Abaddon5850 i went to buy it today (LD30) and the store was sold out! I wish i had bought it in the summer but i got the TK35UE, TK16V2.0, TK11TAC, PD36R, and PD36TAC when I was there at that time. 😬 Today I got the E35v3.0 and the E09R. Absolutely love them!!! Lockout feature is the bomb on both of those lights 😂 I like having a store kinda close that sells these lights that lets you come in and play with them and that's why I buy so many. That and I drove almost 10 hours today so my son could go to that store too and we try to make it worth the trip. Anyway, Happy New Year!! Shine brightly in 2022!! Blessings to all and Jesus loves you ☝️

No he is mongolian

@@Huidos001 😆

1.5 hrs! Way longer than any other brand

The Turbo will only run for a couple minutes. Once the head heats up it will automatically step down.

Daniel Holder The Fenix steps down also. They just don’t advertise it as openly. Check out the fine print on their product page.

If you think that small flashlight can stay at 3000 lumens for an hour, you are truly an idiot.

olight is just more transparent about the stepdown of their lights

You are the idiot Jack instead for putting down other people like that

it's in the video

@@jasonpetrie306 hard to explain, but I am a collector of flash lights. Not impressed with fenix especially the pd40r v2 and no I am not an olight fanboy, I actually like nitecores mh series.

At twice the size, LOL.....Many things the size of that Olight, will easily destroy it....enough said...

@@eatmelily so you agree, the olight destroys it 😊

@@Studat Not what I said....in the least. I said the Olight was twice the size, and anything twice the size of the Olight will destroy it. Using talk leaves a lot to be desired, and seldom is 100%....I have Fenix, Nitecore, and Olight.... I Like them all.. They are all so Close In Quality and Output when tested comparably for one to always be a clear winner...

@@eatmelily I have them all also and Fenix I will never own again. Terrible especially the PD40R v2.