Fenix P3D RB100 or Olight T20 Q5?

Which one should I get for my next light?

I'm not much help, I ordered them both :twothumbs

DanielG said:

I'm not much help, I ordered them both :twothumbs

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That's what I call dedication!

lightwave1209 said:

Which one should I get for my next light?

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Depends on you really. What do you intend to use the light for? I'm pretty sure the T20 has quite a bit more output, but since mine HAS NOT YET FREAKING ARRIVED!!!! (oops, ahem, OK I'm back now) I don't know. Plus the fact that I don't have the Fenix, but it's definitely on my list!

So what do you want to do with it?

If you decide on the T20 Q5 someone(FRANK VZ) just put one up on the BST board for 60 bucks delivered

hmmm.....has frank indicated why he's so anxious to part with his cool new T20 ?

MikeLip said:

That's what I call dedication!

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More like indecision with some spare change thrown in

Hey, as long as I can afford my habits... right?

Saiga said:

hmmm.....has frank indicated why he's so anxious to part with his cool new T20 ?

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Read the listing - he says why

A man needs the best that money can buy so I recommend you buy the most expensive one. That should make your GF really jealous. I would put it under lock and key so the GF doesn't steal it from you.

T20 No question

Just another data point for your consideration. I too have both the P3D-RB100 and the T20-Q5 and after using each of them for a couple of weeks, I'd say I like the T20-Q5 more than the P3D-RB100. I have a pair of Ultrafire RCR123's in the T20 and it operates correctly with no problems, while the P3D-RB100 won't operate in turbo nor strobe mode because the Ultrafire's are too tall.

Okay, now I've got both. I am almost exclusively interested in the turbo/solid mode on both. They are both similarly bright but I think the OLight edges the Fenix out by a hair, but that might just be the diffusion versus the focused beam.

Fenix is a bright light, the central beam is a little diffused and it will let you look at largish areas, back yard, easily.

OLight has a central, very defined, beam with decent spill around it. This one will be better for looking for specific things from a distance.

My personal preference for a "grab it light" would be the OLight. I would not argue one bit if I grabbed the Fenix though.