Fenix Light Tactical Demos: L2D and P3D flashlights

Published on September 19, 2008
Duration: 8:25

This expert-level review by Nutnfancy details the Fenix L2D Q5 and P3 Delta tactical flashlights, tested in a desert environment. The L2D Q5, powered by AA batteries, offers impressive illumination with a useful light cone attachment and multiple modes including strobe. The P3 Delta, using CR123 batteries, provides a slightly brighter and broader beam, deemed about 15% more effective. Both are highlighted for their value and performance in tactical and everyday carry scenarios.

Quick Summary

The Fenix L2D Q5, powered by AA batteries, offers excellent value around $50 and features a useful light cone attachment, digital regulation, and CREE LEDs. Its P3 Delta counterpart uses CR123 batteries and provides a slightly brighter, broader beam, deemed about 15% more effective.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction and Desert Setting
  2. 00:19Phoenix Lights Introduction
  3. 00:32L2D Q5 Light Demo with Cone
  4. 01:25L2D Q5 Low Mode Illumination
  5. 02:32L2D Q5 Turbo Mode Attraction
  6. 02:51L2D Q5 Initial Impression
  7. 03:00L2D Q5 Target Illumination Test (20 & 100 Yards)
  8. 03:10Light Cone Removal & Mid Mode
  9. 03:33L2D Q5 AA Battery Efficiency
  10. 03:57L2D Q5 Turbo Mode (Bezel Rotation)
  11. 04:38L2D Q5 Strobe Mode Demo
  12. 05:03L2D Q5 Mode Cycling (Rear Switch)
  13. 05:39L2D Q5 Value and Accessories Mention
  14. 05:51P3 Delta Introduction
  15. 06:09P3 Delta vs. L2D Q5 Comparison
  16. 06:45P3D vs. L2D Beam Comparison
  17. 07:24P3D vs. L2D Performance Summary
  18. 07:45Ergonomics and Modes Discussion
  19. 07:55Final Comparison Shot (Strobe Mode)
  20. 08:03Concluding Remarks and Testing Environment

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key differences between the Fenix L2D Q5 and P3 Delta flashlights?

The Fenix L2D Q5 runs on AA batteries and offers a versatile light cone attachment, while the P3 Delta uses CR123 lithium batteries and provides a slightly brighter, broader beam. Both feature CREE LEDs and strobe modes.

How does the Fenix L2D Q5 perform in low light conditions?

The Fenix L2D Q5's low mode is equivalent to a 60-watt bulb, offering significant illumination in dark environments. Its turbo mode is also powerful, even with partially depleted batteries.

Is the Fenix L2D Q5 a good value for its price?

Yes, the Fenix L2D Q5 is considered an excellent value, priced around $50. It's highly recommended for urban survival kits due to its performance and features.

What are the advantages of the Fenix P3 Delta over the L2D Q5?

The P3 Delta is approximately 15% brighter and offers a broader beam pattern than the L2D Q5. While the L2D Q5 might have a slightly more concentrated beam, the P3 Delta's overall effectiveness is considered higher.

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