Fenix WT16R Rechargeable Magnetic Flashlight vs 800-Lumen Rechargeable EDC Flashlight
The Fenix WT16R is a work light: a magnetic back, a belt clip, a separate spotlight and COB floodlight, and a built-in battery that runs up to 30 hours on low. The 800-lumen light is a pocket EDC: 52 g, 800 lumens, a 250 m beam, IP68 and a 2 m impact rating, and it can fall back on a single AA. Pick the Fenix for hands-free jobs around a panel or under a hood; pick the 800-lumen light for pocket carry, throw and rough handling. Owners rate the Fenix highly, but its 300 lumens and IP66 are modest next to the smaller light's output and sealing.
- Choose the Fenix WT16R if you want a magnetic work light with a separate flood beam, a clip and long low-mode runtime for hands-free jobs.
- Choose the 800-lumen light if you want a tiny, tough pocket light with far more output, a longer beam and AA backup.
Prices
- Fenix WT16R Rechargeable Magnetic Flashlight: $58.36 at elliottelectric.com (last seen Nov 10)
- 800-Lumen Rechargeable EDC Flashlight: $19.99 at Amazon (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the 800-Lumen Rechargeable EDC Flashlight is $38.37 cheaper than the Fenix WT16R Rechargeable Magnetic Flashlight at the latest prices (Nov 10)

