The Fenix E0 Dart is the perfect portable mini LED flashlight. It can easily be put into your purse, pocket or simply be fastened onto your keychain. The Fenix E0 Dart could serve you as a reliable source of light in an emergency. Though compact in size, the Fenix E0 puts out an amazing amount of light. You will be marveled at its brightness, long runtime, high reliability, durable construction, outstanding water resistance and exquisite workmanship. The Fenix E0 Dart makes a great gift. ** Battery NOT included ** Features of Fenix E0 Dart LED Flashlight: - Current regulation for more consistant light output - Made of aircraft grade aluminum - Hard anodized finish, highly durable - Waterproof flashlight (not dive rated) - Smooth reflector - Twist for constant on/off - Includes metal split ring and spare O ring - Made in China - 6 month limited warranty* through BrightGuy, up to 18 months limited warranty through Fenix in China Warning: Use only AAA alkaline or Ni-MH batteries. Do NOT use lithium batteries. *BrightGuy warrants the Fenix E0 Dart LED flashlight (when purchased from BrightGuy) to be free from manufacturing defects for a period of 6 months from the date of purchase. Read Customer Reviews..
| Battery |
single AAA (1.5V), NOT included |
| Dimensions |
2.65" L x .47" W |
| Lamp Type |
Nichia LED |
| Light Output |
5.5 lumens |
| Weight w/ Batteries |
.3 oz |
| Run Time |
11 hours full brightness |
| Focus Type |
Fixed |
| On/Off |
Twist Head |
| Material |
Aluminum |
| Origin |
Made in China |
P. J.
from Illinois gives it a 4.5 and says..
If you want a flashlight to carry in your trousers pocket, this is the one. I have all the flashlights of a similar size that are available and some that are no longer available -- this one is the best. The closest competitor is the Peak Solutions Matterhorn, but at $30 it is still inferior to the Fenix at $18.50. The Matterhorn has flats on the end around the bulb that are supposed to keep it from rolling, but they are so small and the flashlight is so small that they serve no practical function. Also the threads on the Matterhorn must be greased or it becomes very difficult to turn on and off.
They are both the same length; the Matterhorn has a slightly smaller diameter, which is an advantage, because even the slightest difference in size makes a difference in the pocket. The Fenix, however, is easier to operate, probably because the threads are coarser. My only complaint about the Fenix is that it becomes airlocked over time. The o-ring that keeps moisture out also keeps out air, and this makes the threads feel tight. Just unscrewing enough to break the air seal solves the problem easily enough.
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