Fenix TK35 High Performance 860 Lumen Flashlight

My most three powerful flashlights are the Fenix TK40 630lm, the Fenix TK45 760lm, and the ITP Light A6 Polestar 700lm and I love them all. I'm crazy about flashlights, I use them all the time, around the house, at work, camping, hiking, and everything/everywhere else that needs a flashlight or an excuse for one. I recently purchased this Fenix TK35...and wow it's AWESOME! For the price, it's cheaper then both my other Fenix-es, but a pit more then the iTP flashlight (not by much), it is so nice...very bright! This flashlight uses either 18650 or RCR123A or CR123A batteries. The 18650 or more expensive so using the RCR123A rechargeable batteries is a great option. But I think if you use the 18650 batteries it will give better light performance. One of CON or minor complaint I have about the flashlight is the where the operating buttons location. It's on the bottom or tail of the light. So using one hand is not an option. When you need to change the mode you have to flip it over, used both hands to manage the modes. But that's not really a minus just a personal preference dislike. So how well does it perform? It's so powerful comparing to the other 3 lights in turbo mode that it outshines them all, my Fenix-es (TK40 and TK45) and of course the iTP Polestar by a mile! The iTP Polestar is not really in this league, but it's still a nice light. The TK40 comes pretty close but a bit shy. I have also tested this light while driving in the Shenandoah mountain at night against my HID headlights the other day. I have to say, WOW, the light threw even farther then my headlights on high beam. I was so impress! For the price, compact size, and it's powerful light output it is truly a deserving 5 stars, and one other nice feature, it came with a holster! Not like my other two Fenix. And about the battery life, I really haven't tested it but so far it's been a week with 4 RCR123A batteries and still going strong with no problems. If I would of known how nice this light is from the beginning, I would of just brought 4 of them and saved myself over 100 bucks, instead of getting the TK45, TK40, and the Polestar. But honestly I don't regret purchasing the TK40 and TK45, they both have served me well. iTP Polestar also have been good to me on many occasions. Bottom line, I highly recommend this Fenix 35 flashlight! You'll love the performance and it's compact size.

This is a great flashlight to take along on night hikes. It is small enough to fit into a jacket poket but is very easy to turn on with different light strengths. I even used it to see an animal across my yard one night. It turned out to be a coyote.

This is a nice compact flashlight and it shines BRIGHT! It comes with a holster but it can also easily fit in your jacket pocket. The knobs on the bottom are easy to use and feel solidly constructed although the plastic base itself does feel a bit cheap. Be be sure to purchase some good quality rechargeable or you will be spending quite a lot of cash. Also be warned that this light can got very hot so that holster can come in handy if you are using it for a long time outdoors and your pocket is no longer a safe option.

I received my TK35 today and I was very excited. In the pictures it looks completely plastic (IMO) but to my surprise it was not. I put my 4 CR123A batteries into it and I turned it on and wow it was very bright. There was some smoke in the house which came from a cigarette (I don't smoke) and I decided to shine the light through it, and I seen a beautiful beam coming from this little monster, this was around 3:00PM so soon I will check it out in the dark since it is now 7:53PM. I spent plenty of time trying to decide on a light that I should get and I came across this and I said to myself "This is it". The TK35 is a very durable feeling light, I have not yet dropped it and I don't plan to. The light comes with a lanyard, nylon holder, and a spare o-ring. It also comes in a very nice box. The light is has 2 buttons on the tail of the light. The big button is for turning the light on and off. If you just want temporary lighting you can just slightly press the button in and it will stay on as long as you are slightly pressing on the button. There is also a little button on the back which was a wonderful idea. Once you have the flashlight turned on you can press the little button to change brightness The brightness modes are low, medium, high, and turbo. You can also hold the little button and it will cycle between SOS and strobe. Another wonderful feature is the fact that it has a memory feature, and by that I mean if set your flashlights brightness to low then once you turn it off and back on it will still be on low. Okay, I just decided to test it out while the dogs were outside in the back yard and I shined it at a house (Sorry!) and it lit the whole house up. The house is 2 stories but it looks like it could be a 3 story house. So, I went upstairs and grabbed my Maglite 4D LED because I wanted to compare, so I shined my maglite at the same house and it did not do bad, but it did not light up the whole house. I never thought that I would get into flashlights and spotlights but after being exposed to them and seeing what they could do I fell in love. I really recommend the TK35 if you are on a tight budget. It's also a great if you want a flashlight that is fairly small but is a monster. This is my first 'real' flashlight, so I don't have much knowledge. I am trying not to turn flashlights into a hobby, because flashlights are not cheap but they are wonderful. This light is simply amazing, well worth my money. It also got here pretty quick.

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自分は18650のみで使用していますので18650でのレビューです ヘッドと電池ＢＯＸとスイッチ兼ボディの３つに分かれます 18650×2本直列なので２本ないと電気が流れません 電池ＢＯＸをテスターで計ると3.69V流れており3.69Vで出力する回路が入っているようです 2本で3.69Vなので安定して使えます 明るさは Turbo８２０ルーメン High３４６ルーメン Mid１０９ルーメン Low１２ルーメン だそうでテスターで電流を計ってみました Turbo(2.43A) High(0.98A) Mid(0.28A) Low(0.03A) 流れていました電流も一切ブレがなく安定してました スムースリフで配光は中心スポットが少し強めですが強すぎず使いやすい方です 自分は自転車で使っていますがTK35をメインに18650*１本のライトをサブにして使っています 重量がありますが高性能でもしもの時の安心感があります 性能には満足していますがTurboを２５分じゃなく１時間か制限なしで重量が電池込みで300gを切るとさらによかったです

La prima caratteristica che balza all'occhio è senz'altro la qualità costruttiva: corpo di alluminio (dichiarato: lega aeronautica), anodizzazione perfetta, vetro antiriflesso (si vede!), riflettore profondo e perfettamente centrato. I pulsanti sono ben raggiungibili e precisi. La sensazione di robustezza è davvero notevole, ed inoltre la torcia è dichiarata IPX8: può rimanere immersa in acqua per almeno un'ora a 2 metri di profondità senza risentirne. Di sicuro non teme nessun tipo di pioggia né onde (in barca). Incluse nella confezione 4 batterie CR123A della Duracell. Ottime per un uso saltuario (bassissima autoscarica, quindi sempre pronte quando servono). Per un uso frequente è senz'altro consigliabile acquistare delle batterie ricaricabili 18650 e relativo caricabatterie. Batterie di questo tipo se ne trovano a basso prezzo, con capacità dichiarate mirabolanti: in questo caso sono fasulle; è invece vivamente consigliato procurarsi batterie di marche affermate - decisamente più costose. Il fascio della torcia è davvero eccellente, perfettamente definito, regolare e senza vuoti. C'è un nucleo centrale più intenso, idoneo ad illuminare sulle lunghe distanze, ed un cono più ampio per l'illuminazione ravvicinata. Il LED utilizzato è selezionato per la sua efficienza (potenza e durata) a discapito della qualità del colore: specie alle basse intensita, la luce emessa appare vagamente verdognola. Ma questo può anche non essere evidente, e non ha nessun impatto pratico. Sono disponibili 4 livelli di intensità luminosa; il più basso è più che adeguato per un utilizzo normale, e garantisce una lunghissima autonomia; il più alto è accecante al buio, e credo sia utile solo come faro per oggetti lontani, o magari come... deterrente per qualcuno con l'aria un po' sospetta. Presenti anche due modalità lampeggianti (Strobe e SOS). Possono anche piacere; a me no, ma per fortuna non interferiscono col normale funzionamento. In dotazione un fodero di nylon da cintura, (a me non piace molto perché lascia il vetro esposto), un OR (guarnizione) di ricambio, laccetto da polso. Nel complesso un oggetto di eccellente qualità che vale il suo prezzo, e probabilmente di pìu - caratteristica più rara di quanto si possa credere!

Es sind viele Infos zu dieser Lampe in den anderen Rezensionen vorhanden. Dies führe ich nicht nochmals auf. Aber die Lampe ist absolut Klasse!! Ich gehe jeden Abend mit meinem Hund auf Tour, für ca. 1h und teste ausgiebig, seit ca. 1 Monat. Hierbei ist die Lampe stets im Einsatz und ich bin zu 100% begeistert (immernoch und immer wieder). Die Fenix ist superhell und bei klaren Witterungsverhältnissen sehe ich geschätzte 300m locker, im Turbomodus. Was bisher noch nicht beschrieben wurde, ist der Betrieb bei Nebel. Auch da hatte ich die Lampe, bei Sichtweiten deutlich unter 100m, getestet. Wie beim Auto-Aufblendlicht, "wird mehr geblendet, als gesehen", wenn man die höheren Betriebsarten (Mid/High/Turbo) benutzt. Aber hierfür hat sich der Low-Modus als perfekte Einstellung erwiesen. Man sieht ausreichend gut und wird wenig geblendet. Bei Regen gab die Lampe auch ein sehr gutes Bild ab. Ich hatte die Lampe im direkten Vergleich zur Maglite 4Cell (ohne LED) und zur Zweibrüder P14. Die Maglite habe ich gleich weggelegt, weil diese nicht annähernd an die Leuchtkraft der Fenix rankommt. Die P14 konnte man schön vergleichen. Kurzum: Das Licht der P14 ist fast vergleichbar, mit der High Einstellung der Fenix. Im Turbomodus hatte die P14 jedoch keine Chance. Ein weiterer Unterschied ist die Fokusierbarkeit der P14. P14 lässt sich auf einen Punkt fokusieren oder Verbreitern. Die Fenix hat diese Möglichkeit nicht. Dies machte mich vor dem Kauf skeptisch, jedoch ohne Begründung. Die Fenix ist (meines Erachtens) optimal fokusiert. Eine Nachjustierung ist nicht nötig. Der Lichtstrahl ist leicht konusförmig, aber auch in 200m sieht man den Spill noch sehr gut. Eine manuelle Fokusierung ist überhaupt nicht nötig. Des Weiteren ist die TK35 wesentlich leichter. Geschaltet wird die Lampe am Knopf der Rückseite. Ich habe mich jetzt umgewöhnt, die Lampe über der Schulter zu halten (Vergleich Maglite --> Knopf vor dem Lampenkopf). Kein Problem. Die Lampe ist leicht und somit einfach handhabbar. Ich habe relativ große Hände (Handschuhgröße >11), die Lampe passt aber gut, Bedienbarkeit 1A. Mit Handschuhen geht es auch noch, da dürfte es ein cm mehr sein, aber nicht jeder hat meine Prankengröße. Auch mit Handschuhen ist die Fenix noch gut zu bedienen (Ein-Ausschalten, sowie Modusänderung). Wie geschrieben ist die Lampe täglich in Betrieb, abends auf Wald- und Feldwegen. Die Batterien hatten neu, eine Leerlaufspannung von 3,09V. 1Monat später haben sie 2,82V. Ich habe immer einen Ersatzpack dabei. Ich bin 100% begeistert und kann bisher nur von der Lampe schwärmen. Super Verarbeitung, super hell und super Outdoortauglich. Was soll ich noch mehr schreiben? Man merkt, dass ich die Lampe jederzeit wieder kaufen würde und allen Freunden empfehle. Man muss allerdings aufpassen, dass man andere Leute nicht blendet und direkt in die Augen scheint. Die Leuchtkraft ist wirklich immens hoch. Sollte eigentlich klar sein, aber Sicherheit geht vor. Einen negativen Punkt gibt es jedoch. Das Holster für die Lampe ist schlecht. einhändig ist es nicht zu nutzen. Also schnelles einstecken in das Holster funktioniert nicht. Da aber die Lampe und nicht das Zubehör bewertet wird, bleibt es bei 5 Sternen. Amazon: Versand, Internet, Bezahlung war wie immer 100% Perfekt gelaufen.

I am a big fan of Fenix torches and this is the 6th I have purchased across their range. I wanted a light with a long battery life which could run bright when I needed it and be recharged. I decided on this model as I had some 18650 batteries and the ability to run at 860 lumens was useful. First impressions It was slightly bigger than expected. The head is a similar size to a D cell Maglight although it doesn't curve in at the back. This gives it a very smooth wide beam with a long central throw. The handle fits my whole hand and is smaller than the head and rectangular in shape. The power and brightness buttons are on the base. Operation This thing is bright! It stays in the mode it was last left in and when turned on the mode switch cycles between brightness levels. Holding it in activates a strobe mode. The light output is astounding. On full it will light up a room with a similar output to a 60-100W light bulb. Outdoors, you can see a few hundred meters ahead. I generally use low and medium for my dark walk back from the train station which gives a good amount of light. The wide beam seems to look like a motorbike headlight to card and they give a wide berth on unpaved roads. Battery life is great - with daily use and rechargeables I get over a month with 30 minutes a day use Mon-Fri. Features One of the best aspects to this over other 18650 lights is it will run safely with unprotected cells as it shuts off the brighter modes as the battery runs down and has a lockout when the voltage gets too low. This means the batteries I salvaged from old laptops where perhaps 60% of the cells were still good work perfectly. The included belt case is useful although it doesn't protect the lens. It also has some spare o-rings and a wrist strap included in the package. Its very rugged and has survived a few drops onto concrete with only minor scratches. If you are looking for a torch to replace a D cell Maglite and want something smaller (but not quite pocket sized) and much brighter than this is definitely the model to go with.