Fenix 2 Watch Battery

Perfect fit for my Fenix.

Good to have an extra pair. While one pair is in the charger I have a working flash light (Fenix LR35R). I am a little new to this particular battery type, I've been using 18650s in other Fenix lights and battery banks with narry a problem. Fenix lights put out lumens and well lit up road signs in pitch blackness (at midnight) from the far side of the road in Yellowstone.

I have large meat hooks that appreciate the large grip texture. After years of working as a mechanic and hot cold they don't have the feeling they used to. And compared to my fenix pd35 2nd gen the battery life is more agreeable. I like the battery life indicator as a reference but prefer the separate selector switch on the fenix. Long and short of it feels good functions well and time will tell if it holds up. Had the fenix and it's 18650 batteries for three years daily use and had no issues until the button finally wore through from use. Hope this is a good replacement.

Not a purse, BUT DEFINITELY very useful for my Fenix 60 headlight spare battery cable! It's a tight fit. Luckily I had a reserve headband in storage. This is NOT a mistake by Fenix, but rather speaks to Fenix commitment to provide quality gear!

I have had this battery in my Fenix PD35 TAC flashlight for 2 years now and the charge seems to last forever. I can almost throw away my Nitecore USB charger which by the way I like highly as well. Highly recommended!

This little light packs a pretty powerful punch for how small it is. Pros: -It's extremly light weight. I haven't weighed it, but it doesn't feel much heavier than the battery itself. -aaa batteries are available everywhere -plenty bright for pretty much everything I'd need a keychain light for - more compact than the fenix e01 and e05 I have. Cons: - the only brightness setting it has is full blast. Sometimes it's a little overkill. An alternative would be the fenix E01 which had only one brightness setting, but it's a low lumen (8 lumens). Or if you want the versatility of 3 brightness settings the fenix e05 is only $8 more. - battery life is much shorter due to the high output setting. - the flashlight is very light but still feels sturdy. I do prefer the feel of the fenix e05 I have. The checkered grip of the fenix is less slippery than the olight. - can't stand on its end to make a candle light like the fenix can. This flashlight came free with a pair of binoculars I bought from bnh

Great little satellite communicator. Long battery life. Connects with several other Garmin products like the Fenix watch. Works great with an iPhone. Mapping apps are pretty dated as for planning routes but there's some good third-party options.

My Fenix flashlight was discontinued and I had to scramble to replace a unique, difficult to find battery. My original battery (no longer made) did not have a charging port. Despite the fact that this one does, it fits the purpose and brings new life to an old dependable flashlight. I am not able to charge it in the flashlight but can use the cable from the original unit, thus saving having to buy a new cable.

it is one of the best head flashlight made by FENIX , last long time on a single battery easily charged with a USB-C connector, 1400 lumens at top end of it and weights only 140gr with battery.....

Purchased for a Fenix TK16. Excellent fit.