LED Lenser T7 or P7 175 Lumen Flashlight

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Here is the product page for the T7

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Some additional info on the P7 can be found over at ledlenser.com

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Great reviews from Amazon

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**Item: **LED Lenser T7 or P7 175 Lumen Flashlight
Price: $21.99
Shipping Options: $5 Standard OR $9 Two-Day OR $12 One-Day
Condition: New

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Great reviews (4.7 out of 5.0) on the P7 over at amazon

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What’s the difference between the two?

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I’m having a hard time telling the difference too. The P7 is 6 grams lighter than the T7.

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[QUOTE=HenryBarta, post:7, topic:392526]
What’s the difference between the two?
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I had the same question and asked LED Lenser directly. Here was their response:

"Hi there Sharon -

Thank you for contacting LED Lenser USA.

You are correct, the only differences between the P7 and the T7 lights is the size & weight. Just as an FYI since it is not listed, the circumference on both lights is also the same; just under 4”.

http://www.ledlenser.com/flashlight/full-size/t7

Best Regards,

Cindy Endres
Customer Support
Leatherman Tool Group, Inc.
Leatherman / LED Lenser
800-847-8665"

We have one of each, and for an average user, the size and weight difference is not noticeable. It does seem that there is a slight difference in the focusing of the beam, but not much.

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Specs say:
In the box:
(1) LED Lenser 175 Lumen Flashlight
(4) AAA Batteries

Features list:
Includes Carrying Case, Carabineer and Wrist Strap for the T7, but not for the P7.
5 yr warranty is great…providing you keep the receipt I guess.

Does that mean the P7 only includes the flashlight & batteries (no accessories)?

The only other functional difference I can see is that the T7 has the dynamic switch and the P7 doesn’t which increases the weight and length (.4cm & 6g).

I have another flashlight with the dynamic switch feature (NEBO Redline), and can live with it or without it… I don’t change brightness much. Would probably use this on low though… 1 hour for 4 AAA batteries on high…good thing Staples had AAA/AA batteries for “100% reward $” over the holidays. Will need to keep a 16 pack handy.

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That’s not a light.

That’s a light.

“Just kids having fun.”

Aussie accent not included.
Reference for young’uns

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I bought the P7 back in May…for $24.99.

Whatever happened to products on Selloutwoot! being “last chance deals” priced “for cheapskates”?

Or is “Selloutwoot!” now a description of the company rather than the section?

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Meh.

You can get three 250 lumen flashlights of this general shape at Costco for $20 or less every day.

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You can’t really call them a sellout until they open they’re 10th “site”… oh… wait.

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One hour runtime? LOL

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These are extremely well made lights for the money. The beam focusing and dual power features work quickly with one hand and are dialed in just right.

I’ve been a flashlight nut for over four decades. I’ve never seen anything like these for the quality and performance you get for the money.

Ignore the knee-jerk detractors. If you want one light to carry around, don’t hesitate buying one of these.

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I agree, these Lenser lights are super. It’s like comparing horsepower. 150 hp in one car does not mean the same performance in another. There are too many other factors. In a flashlight, the lens, the bulb and construction quality make a huge difference. Quality always is worth a few more dollars. I have 2 of an older model and love them

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The little yellow triangle on the lens hood of the P7.

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[QUOTE=Spiky, post:13, topic:392526]
Meh.

You can get three 250 lumen flashlights of this general shape at Costco for $20 or less every day.
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I don’t know about these flashlights but they have to be better than the cheap ~ $5 ones I have bought at Office Depot/Home Depot/Sams in the past. I had 3 in my car and a couple of weeks ago, when I needed one, I couldn’t get one of them to work… and it wasn’t because of the batteries. I decided then and there I was getting a better quality replacement. I’ve had good experience with Maglite brand but might give these a try.

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[QUOTE=RGEarley, post:19, topic:392526]
I don’t know about these flashlights but they have to be better than the cheap ~ $5 ones I have bought at Office Depot/Home Depot/Sams in the past. I had 3 in my car and a couple of weeks ago, when I needed one, I couldn’t get one of them to work… and it wasn’t because of the batteries. I decided then and there I was getting a better quality replacement. I’ve had good experience with Maglite brand but might give these a try.
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Canceled because of sleepiness.