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Question: does the charger comes with it?
Document: This light is BRIGHT. If you buy it I would recommend using the rechargeable battery. It's a little larger but it works well. I got two batteries and a charger for $10 on here. Have had it for about a month now and still haven't had to change the battery. I do use it every day as well.
Go to Goinggear.com (or anywhere else, that's just where I got mine with free shipping and 10% off code: woodsmonkey) and get EagleTac Protected 18650 3400 mAh Rechargeable 3.7V Li-Ion Battery ($8.00 a piece) and NiteCore Intellicharge i2 Dual Bay Lithium Ion/NiMh/NiCd Battery Charger (I also added a car charger adapter for $5).
this flashlight is absolutely awesome for the price the only comparison i have is a 50$ home depot flashlight a friend bought and it blows it out of the water and being able to use rechargeable batteries is a plus
solidly built, very bright with useful dimmer functions. Typical Fenix quality product, which is to say very good. All who have examined it are planning to buy the same light
This flashlight has an amazing amount of light.Works fine with the AOD-S diffuseer tip form Fenix (It is a bit tight).
Their simply isn't a better light available for $75. This PD35 works great with Panasonic's 3400mAh 18650B batteries. The light only takes 1-18650B & this will save a lot of $ on purchasing disposable cr123a batteries, which it will also accept. 850lumens is an exceptional amount of light especially out of a package so small. Fenix did not include an SOS mode on this PD35 but it does have 1 hell of a strobe for signaling. Simple but well fitting and durable pouch included.
So for personal use and efficient use of space, it is the bomb. For searching distances beyond 50 yards, I'd go with something more powerful; however, for personal use and small carry size, I take it anywhere. While it can't be a big physical weapon like the TK60--nor have quite the long throw if searching LONG distances--it is a wonderful light to take on night walks or to use out in the yard or in a tent when camping.
Size is perfect, when you hold it with your thumb on the on/off button at the end, only the head protrudes out of your palm. I'll never leave home without it, day or night. If you just spent $150 on a Surefire, you need to return that immediately and grab one of these.
Quality is outstanding, solid built, metallic feel (not heavy at all though), positive click, user intuitive features, badass, tactical look, strong clip...I've never taken pleasure in twisting a screw on a thread until I started playing with this Fenix. It also has a positive, tight feel, you know when you're at the end of the filament...Oh yeah, did I say it is BRIGHT?!?
My previous favorite was the excellent compact Fenix PD32 which fits in my pocket or pack without discomfort or noticeable weight. I have abused this earlier model for years with accidental drops on rocky surfaces and into water with no problems. I like them so much that over the years I have given away my collection of Surefires to my children when they needed quality lights. This PD35 is the best light out there ounce for ounce and dollar for dollar.
Answer: yes