Hi, I noticed two listings for this flashlight - are ASIN: B00E4U782K &amp; ASIN: B00DMM0IE6 exactly the same flashlight or is there a difference? Thanks
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Good morning, It's the same light, Fenix only issued 1 pd35. There must be confusion with different venders or maybe someone is offering something additional with the light. You should be safe as long as the title claims "pd35" as there is only one so far. Let me know if you have anymore questions. Thanks, Shane
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Milliohm hours deals with longevity, and depending on the flashlight it won't affect brightness. Most flashlights won't allow the brightest levels when battery starts to get low. Also the quality of the batteries and charger had an impact. My boss had a crappy 3600 mAh battery that lasted half as long as my 2600mAh Tenergy, both 18650 style. I would say that the 18650's are a better option than two 123's, but some flashlights won't take the slightly larger 18650's.
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Sorry, can't help you with your problem, I bought this 9X TrustFire, but the seller sent me a different brand (CrazyFire) and it was bad from the start, there were only 3 modes instead of 5, hi-med-low and then it switched off when it tried to go to the next mode which I think it's S.O.S. I returned the flashlight.
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I checked the black and decker site and the batteries look the same, the only difference is that the model number for the flashlight battery has an "R" in it - LBXR20, the voltages are the same
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There are a lot of identical looking flashlights out there but they are NOT the same. Read the specifications carefully. They don't all take the same batteries nor do they all have the same CREE LED. This flashlight, if you get the same one I did, is exceptionally bright. Word has it that sellers are often substituting inferior but identical looking items. The one I got from this seller is absolutely tremendous. This is WAY more than 50 lumens. The light is blinding.
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I am sorry but I truly have no idea. I know it is the brightest flashlight I have ever owned and I do let everyone know it is worth the money. sorry I could not help with this question.
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Yes, my flashlight says "LED Lenser P7" on the handle along with the numbers 1266576. I bought mine from Lois Liu, who lives in China, but mine arrived within 10 days.
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I just uploaded two images to the Amazon site for this flashlight. I'm not an expert on this at all, but I hope the pictures help you out :)
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We are selling the 140 lumens flashlights. But we cannot answer from anyone else. Also Amazon uses co-mingled inventory so someone could potential be sending an old flashlight to Amazon's warehouse and it would not be known because UPC codes has not changed. Best regards Coast To Coast Safety.
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Brand name......don't bother though....I returned mine....buy a LED LENDSER...you'll love it LED Lenser 880014 P5R Rechargable LED Flashlight, Black
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As far as I can tell it is. I lost one from a Verizon store and bought this. Same Verizon markings. Same flashlight in the connector. Works great.
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Just glancing at the product (flashlight), the battery looks the same, check other answers though or contact DeWalt because "looking the same" isn't too solid of an answer.
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I checked the box and it doesn't inlcude that info. I'm very happy with it. On high, it's like a decent flashlight (but not as small a focused area that flashlights provide). On low, have used it as a nightlight and it stayed on all night. It's not super bright but is very satisfactory for me. (It should include lumens, though)
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I'm not sure about the model number -- mine has no identification other than "DORCY" on it -- but it looks like the photo I see on they question. So on my flashlight, the beam is very very bright in a circle which is 6" in diameter at a distance of 6'. There is very low-level illumination in a cone that is about +/- 45 degrees from the center of the beam. There is no adjustment for beam width.
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the whole flashlight is $6 shipped, you just buy a new one... not sure what a "driver" is... you are aware LEDs last over 100,000 hours which is longer than you and I will be alive during sundown.
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not sure... but its a great flashlight... have had it for months and use it daily for work... still using the same batteries.
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If it's the same flashlight I reviewed, I recommend that you contact the manufacturer. Here's their information: BrightMedic, 1704-B Llano Street, #219, Santa Fe, NM 87505. Also, their web site is: http://www.brightmedic.com. Hope this helps.