Features:

• Uses a new 50,000-hour Premium Cree 7090 XR-E LED, superior to Luxeon V
• 2 modes, 6 output Levels: Turbo Mode: 135 lumens (2.4 hours), Strobe; General Mode: 9 lumens; 40 lumens; 80 lumens; SOS with the button and bezel
• Made of aerospace grade aluminum. Type III hard anodized anti-scratch finish.
• Brighter than a 5W Luxeon Surefire L2 on high
• Limited lifetime warranty. Repair is free but you will be charged for the cost of parts.

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
The Fenix L2D-CE - the mini flashlight with brilliant brightness. The L2D-CE is brighter than a 5W Surefire L2 on high, and is brighter than a Streamlight Stinger, too. These new Cree LEDs are amazing. The flashlight with a digital circuit with 2 output modes and 6 output levels can be easily and conveniently slipped in your pocket/Belt holster. The Maximum output is 135 Lumens and it lasts 2.4 hours with 2 AA alkaline batteries (batteries not included). At the lowest mode, it is 9 lumens at 55 hours. There are two modes of outputs - selected by turning the bezel (patented). The brightness can be adjusted by lightly pressing the tail switch. With the characteristic inbuilt current regulation circuit and stable high brightness, the Fenix L2D-CE is able to meet all your lighting needs whether you're a police officer, outdoor enthusiast or a person who appreciates a quality flashlight.Circuit Digitally Regulated for Constant Brightness. New ability to aid in an emergency. Super High brightness, Long Runtime, Compact size. Push button tail cap switch. Input voltage: 1.5V~4V; 5.85 inch(L) x 0.83 inch(Dia). 56-gram (excluding batteries);Available Color: Black only(batteries not included)

Rating : - Surprisingly bright, good strong beam, but beware battery use
I've used a handful of different LED flashlights for my job (appliance repair) and this is easily the most powerful so far. It uses AA batteries so you can pick some up just about anywhere - which is good, because it eats through batteries pretty fast. I use the light daily, and during one particularly busy work week I had to replace the batteries twice (as opposed to replacing batteries perhaps once or twice a month with other lights, but then they were nowhere near as bright).

I've tried different types of batteries but have seen no appreciable difference in how long they last. Also, when the flashlight is left on for long periods of time, it does get quite warm to the touch. Nevertheless, I like this light and the ability to select the level of brightness is a useful feature. I bought one for a coworker and he likes it too, but also noticed that it needs batteries frequently.

If you will be using it occasionally or don't mind the expense of batteries this is a pretty slick little flashlight.