Fenix MC11 review

specs:
• Uses Cree XP-E LED (R2) LED with a lifespan of 50,000 hours
• Uses one 1.5V AA (Ni-MH, Alkaline) battery
• Output mode / Runtime:
High 91 lumens1h 43min
Mid 36 lumens 6h 14min
Low 3 lumens 53h

Strobe 135 lumens
SOS 36 lumens


• Dimensions and Weight:
Length 3.90" 99mm
Diameter 0.85" 21.5mm
Head Diameter 0.98" 25.0mm
Weight 1.9oz 53.5gm(excluding batteries)

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[denvercolorado]

Another great video man! I especially like the reviews! I know this is mainly a knife channel but I love the variety of gear and videos! Keep them coming.

[Bear]

That's such a cool little flashlight. I'll definitely look into getting one for myself.

[Cotobruce]

Gav, I have to hand it to you bro, you put out these vids like clockwork. I'm addicted, really enjoy em all. Thanks!

[TheValineurheilija]

Thanks for the vid! The MC10 is actually the old version of the MC11 i have one in black :)

[vuileasbak]

most usefull flashlight EVER ... and i have a LOT of flashlights... the mc11 outthrows a ld10 bigtime btw en has a wider spill
love it

[inthepeaceofthenight]

thanks for the video, as you may be aware this seems to be the only in depth review of the new mc11 on youtube (in english language, and as far as i could find). i just got my mc11 in the mail.... and what a kick-ass little light it is. i had high hopes from watching your video and other info i got on and as long as the fenix quality holds out, i would say if i could only have ONE flashlight, this just might be it.

[istephan]

this is a really cool light! still like the giant one from the other vid better though...

[interista]

Hate it when you're working with two hands and have to build yourself something to put the light on. :/ Might have to get me a couple of these for my backpack and car.

Great review! Thx!

[Multi-Skill-Bill]

@gavkoo sweet, thanks. I just changed my battery yesterday lol. 6 months on the original. Of course I dont use mine as much as you do.

[darkinertia]

awesome review...ive been looking into new flashlights lately, tho i love my 4sevens preon2 and quark....ive been thinking about getting a bigger sized flashlight by fenix, cuz altho it might not have as good of build quality to a 4sevens, theyre a lot cheaper than one and i dont think ill spend more than 60 bucks on a light ever again lol

[vuileasbak]

@gavkoo no i havent but i can give you one important tip (anyone who uses this flashlight)
do NOT unscrew the battery tube from the head
the plastic will crack and the bronze washers inside will come loose (it is also glued there)
+ you can mount the clip just above the tailcap (upside down from original position) making it a deep carry clip + the weight is focussed to the bottom and it will tailstand more efficient
i will try to get new from fenix warranty if that will work ill try 16500 in old

[Multi-Skill-Bill]

@gavkoo yeah, now that you mention it, I think mine is rated at 2 hours continuous as well. And your right, I am constantly turning mine off which does give you longer run as well as just make you think it is lasting forever LOL. It does seem like 2 hours is under rated though. I may have to put it to the test just to find out. Now you got me thinking :P

[HellVedaKa]

Dig the light! I've been looking for something similar and was considering the nebo fingertip flashlight before seeing your review.now ill have to decide between the two."with an a..."hahahahahahaha!I wonder if I heard that joke wrong.

[Multi-Skill-Bill]

Nice light man. I still love my Blueline. Did a review on it. How is the battery life on that one?

[MeLlamoBradly]

"Flashlight with the A" "don't get wrong ideas' hahahahashghahahahhahaa dude you had me rolling

[Multi-Skill-Bill]

@gavkoo every day? Or every hour? That cree should get much better life than like 7 1/2 hours I would think. I use mine just about every day, sometimes for over an hour.