TRIPLE BREAKDOWN Tactical Flashlights - Nitecore P10i - Fenix PD36R - Olight M2R Pro Warrior

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[@evanacey1414]

I own the PD36R. What made me choose it was it’s INSANE battery life and still plenty of output for anything I need.

[@degoek]

Just ordered my fenix can’t wait to get it

[@evanacey1414]

That double sided clip works great for clipping on the bill of your hat too.

[@ricramirez110788]

I have the p10i and with the 5000mah battery it came with,and the 4000mah battery, makes it elite for me great light!!! That straight up turbo mode is niiiiice also that quick turbo, is awesome for a just incase situation.

[@tomjefferson2024]

I have ALL These. I Love them all!

[@youthmanyt]

Would love the nitecore if could disable strobe ready and make probably something else like on the olight

[@tomjefferson2024]

If I had to Choose Only ONE of these, and I own all 3. It's a Tough Call! Probably Nitecore.

[@erikvangelder6671]

Nice review. Worth noting: The Olight uses a proprietary battery, with both poles on the top side. These batteries are less commonly available, as opposed to the standard 21700 battery the Nitecore and Fenix are using.

[@LonghornTactical]

P10i also uses a battery with a positive/negative connection on both ends. PD36R uses the fairly standard button top variety.😵

[@cmr7217]

Love the nitecore but the tailswitch is too large and could cause a accidental on mode if stored in a pack.

[@nimmichagger165]

You can turn the tail a quarter turn to disable accidentally switching on

[@jasonrubiano9533]

Is the guy on the right the same guy who do voice over in the Nitecore store channel?

[@LonghornTactical]

No! That guy is the worst, I hear his face is a fart.

[@AlrekArinbjorn]

Disadvantages... Olight: requires a proprietary battery and charging cable. Nitecore: Requires a proprietary battery, but can use any USB-C charging cable. Fenix: No disadvantages. No proprietary hardware, can use any USB-C charging cable. It's just the best one on this video, even if the maximum output is the lowest out of the three.

[@youthmanyt]

Fenix disadvantage is 2 hand operation and no direct to turbo for tac purposes.

[@AlrekArinbjorn]

@@youthmanyt Two handed operation? What?! When activating it you hold it with a hammer fist grip and then flip it around in your fingers to have your thumb on the mode button.

[@MemphisMojo15s]

@@youthmanyt if you want every function done by your thumb, the PD36TAC is what you are looking for. The PD36R is not a tactical light.

[@michael_caz_nyc]

Love Fenix. So rugged & durable. I have 2 = phenomenal flashlights. oNe LovE from NYC

[@ibrahimqari9189]

Great job guys.

[@apcwjw]

Good review. I have the olight, I love the magnetic charging.

[@tomjefferson2024]

Love My Olight M2R Warrior Pro, But Like The Narrator said, The Proprietary Battery in The Olight is a Bummer due to only being able to charge with the Magnetic Charger. If Olight would use a Non Proprietary 21700 Battery, you could use the Magnetic charger, OR use a Standalone Charger.