Boomerang
Newly Enlightened
I just have an issue with Fenix flooding the market with every configuration under the sun, yet not addressing users concerns.
I progressed from the L2P to the L2T to the P1 and have been in a holding pattern since the P1D CE's ringed beam pattern has not been addressed.
The plus about the Fenix lights was the simple style of the flashlights, clean lines, EDC-ability and durability.
The recent beam interface implentations have left plenty to be desired.
As for the myriad of battery configurations, Fenix, you'll never have a clear winner, only leap-frog flashlights every few months, which doesn't leave the users feeling good about your products down the road.
Again, not fixing the ring beam, even declaring to the public it's a trick of the light was ludicrous and insulting.
Don't put in an OP reflector on a new model and my last Fenix will continue to be the P1.
In closing, Fenix, the P1 was a wonderful little puppy but your engineers are obviously back-scrubbers. You could've taken that rear-end raised star of the P1 and made it a rotatable beam interface controller.
You CAN always squeeze a few more lumens with new battery configured flashlights but you really need to improve in other areas across the new product range. You keep NOT getting the message.
Do a real flashlight, not a SEARS flashlight.
Andy
I progressed from the L2P to the L2T to the P1 and have been in a holding pattern since the P1D CE's ringed beam pattern has not been addressed.
The plus about the Fenix lights was the simple style of the flashlights, clean lines, EDC-ability and durability.
The recent beam interface implentations have left plenty to be desired.
As for the myriad of battery configurations, Fenix, you'll never have a clear winner, only leap-frog flashlights every few months, which doesn't leave the users feeling good about your products down the road.
Again, not fixing the ring beam, even declaring to the public it's a trick of the light was ludicrous and insulting.
Don't put in an OP reflector on a new model and my last Fenix will continue to be the P1.
In closing, Fenix, the P1 was a wonderful little puppy but your engineers are obviously back-scrubbers. You could've taken that rear-end raised star of the P1 and made it a rotatable beam interface controller.
You CAN always squeeze a few more lumens with new battery configured flashlights but you really need to improve in other areas across the new product range. You keep NOT getting the message.
Do a real flashlight, not a SEARS flashlight.
Andy
As a purely money making enterprise you cannot fault Fenix in any way !! 
