Fenix Flashlights, LD Series LED Flashlight, Model 15R, Right Angled Rechargeable, 500 Lumens, Black

I am a FLASHLIGHT JUNKIE and I have used Olight, Streamlight, Petzel, Rayovac, Surefire and Ozark. I approve this flashlight for the following:BRIGHTNESS - 5/5This has three settings for lumens 105, 155 and 500. There is also a red light for night time usage. The brightness, temperature and throw are all adequare for every day use.USABILITY- 5/5You can hold it in your hand. You can clip to your backpaxk strap, you can attach it to your shirt and you can clip to your waist. You wont get the same versatility and usability with standard flashlightsBATTERY - 5/5 i have used this flashlight daily for two weeks and i have yet to see a drop in brightness. its conveniently USB chargeable so you wont have to worry about replacing batteries or removing the tail cap.ROI - 5/5 this isnt a cheap flashlight by anymeans but its small enough to go in a shirt pocket or a pair of pants and not stick out or be uncomfortable. You can plug it in charge using any micro usb. It can be held may different ways.

I love the LD15 so much that after losing the first one, I bought a second one. It's bright with good color rendition, magnetic base, bi-directional clip and has a very good medium to large hot spot.My favorite part is the red LED and the UI though. When you don't want your dark adapted eyes blown you, you just cover the lens with a finger and then long press the main button for a few seconds to kick on the two red LEDs. Both put out a very nice floody amount of light. The only weakness of the design is the rubber flap for the charging port. A spare does come with it, but I wish the port cover was more secure. Fenix makes great lights though so this unit is highly recommended for someone who wants a right-angle light.

Exactly what I was looking for; light weight and small, but powerful and packed with options. This light is great for camping, hiking, or for the car. Multi light modes come in handy for a variety of applications, and the magnetic base is extremely useful when positioning.

I've used fenix flashlights before and this seems to hold up to it's reputation

I bought this too be my new EDC in my everyday bag because it would aid in my survivability in urban disasters. The last of us part 2 encouraged me to get a chest flashlight

Packs a punch for its size and has many great settings. I use it for a backup light, but have determined it is not reliable. I'm hoping it's the battery that's just faulty. I'll fully charge it and not use for a couple days, but when I go to use it the battery is dead from just setting? It's like it's draining it somehow. I'm going to try a new battery and hope it fixes it. Otherwise great little light.....**Update**Contacted the company and they sent me a replacement battery under their warranty. Was shuffled to a US distributor, but they finally made it right. It was a bad battery all along.

After using in rain the water got inside the battery. Several days later the flashlight broke after recharging.