Fenix WT16R Rechargeable Magnetic Flashlight vs WORKPRO Rechargeable Magnetic EDC Flashlight
Buy the Fenix WT16R if you need a work light that runs for hours and survives rain and drops. Its 2000mAh battery gives up to 30 hours on low and 3h 50min on high spot, and it has a separate COB floodlight plus magnets on the tail and back. The WORKPRO is a slimmer, lighter pocket light with a UV mode, but its 1500mAh battery runs only 1 hour on high and 6.5 hours on low, and IPX4 only shrugs off splashes. Owners rate the Fenix highly for build and hands-free use; the WORKPRO is a light-duty backup, not a primary work light.
- Choose the Fenix WT16R if you want a rechargeable work light with long runtimes, a real floodlight, two magnets and IP66 sealing for job sites and outages.
- Choose the WORKPRO if you want the thinnest, lightest pocket light with a UV mode for quick inspections and small repairs.
Prices
- Fenix WT16R Rechargeable Magnetic Flashlight: $58.36 at elliottelectric.com (last seen Nov 10)
- WORKPRO Rechargeable Magnetic EDC Flashlight: $21.99 at WORKPRO Tools (last seen Nov 12)
- Difference: the WORKPRO Rechargeable Magnetic EDC Flashlight is $36.37 cheaper than the Fenix WT16R Rechargeable Magnetic Flashlight at the latest prices (Nov 10 and Nov 12)

