I am a Security Officer working at a mall, so it isn't necessary for me to carry around a flashlight - except for when a situation occurs when I do (Murphy's law). We recently had a power outage and I was the only officer who had a torch on my duty belt. This, along with checking the outside perimeter of the building, warranted me carrying it every shift on the included holster.

The P3 is tiny - as in smaller than a large pen, however, it throws out a clear white beam visible for at least 50 meters. A simple twist of the torch head changes the...Read more

The P7.2 has a nice white adjustable beam that is very good to see detail under 150 mtrs which is all you really need. Pocket size at 130 mm and under 200 grams. Might get a couple of hours on high mode, so I always carry spare batteries. It has a half push button function to give maximum brightness, releasing the button turns it off without having to operate the switch repeatedly. I use this function frequently. It has a nice smooth focus function which is easy to use but can’t be locked. It’s reasonably robust and all aluminium construction.
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Bought the P17 about 5 years ago for my security work and used it then for about a year, and since then on and off only when needed. Recently the torch would only work intermittently and charge intermittently. Seemed the battery wasnt connecting or charging. I thought it would surely be out of warranty by now and tried to buy a battery off their online store, but unfortunately that type of battery was was no longer available.

Called their distributor Zen Imports only once, they made NO excuses and simply said send it back to us and we will h...Read more

I was given this as a gift many years ago. It gets intermittent use, but every time I use it I am impressed with how bright it is. A few weeks ago it wouldn't turn on. Playing with the switch showed the problem to be the switch.
I contacted the local distributer by the web interface, asking what can be done to repair or replace the switch, and received a mail moments later saying they had received my mail and would be in touch(it was Saturday).
Monday I get a mail asking for the model number and serial number. I sent a picture of the detail. ...Read more

Picked this up online after buying the smaller P7.2 version to carry in my work bag. Nice and bright, beam is easily adjusted between spot and flood by sliding the head forward and backward. It doesn’t seem to generate much heat while in operation. It has 3 modes of operation - boost, which is achieved by holding the tailcap button in. Releasing it leaves it in high power mode, and pressing it again puts it in low power mode. Press again to turn it off. Anodising durability is dubious - it scratches easily. I also own the P7.2 model, which is v...Read more

Purchased a P5.2 with a custom inscription initially but then decided I wanted to buy another smaller torch (the P3) to replace one I had lost last month. I sent an email to the company asking if I could make a swap and also cash in on the free shipping over $100 deal and they immediately cancelled the order and refunded the payment. I then purchased two torches on a Thursday and they were delivered via Australia Post on Tuesday.

BUT the small torch was missing its carry pouch on arrival :( Sent another email and they're now sending me a ne...Read more

We are dyed in the wool Led Lenser owners, having a big X21, a P7 (with order just gone in for 2 more for kid's bike lights), and a H7 headlight. Love the quality of them, and their focus system is the best I've seen.

Bought the P2 to replace a P3 that some mongrel workmate lost on me. I use these things in my work ... and need to shine them in people's eyes a bit (healthcare), so didn't necessarily want the zombie-blasting power of the P7's.

The P3 was a beaut unit, but I felt that the P2, with its single AAA battery would be better for...Read more

I've used 2 of the expensive LENSER head lamps. The worst was the H7. The actual LED lamp is very bright and the dimming function is handy but the build of the head lamp as a whole is very cheap. The battery case which sits on the back of the head band has cheap tin parts that quickly corrode. The AAA batteries don't sit properly in the case and after a few uses the cheap thin lead conductor failed and repair is not possible. The cheap elestic head strap stretches and rots from your sweat. The second older model LENSER head lamp I have also ha...Read more

These torches are expensive for a reason - they're fantastic! I have a P7 and it puts out an unbelievable amount of light. Great for spotlighting if you forgot your big torch, and is guaranteed to impress friends. From fresh batteries you can get about 10 mins of seriously bright light, a good 20-30 mins of still very bright light, and from there the light gets dimmer and dimmer.

Don't get one as your primary torch for camping as it will eat through batteries fairly quick - although I used mine camping for a couple of nights (about 20 mins ...Read more

As soon as I saw this torch wash away the light from my big LED mag-lite I wanted one. I paid a little too much for it, but I don't care. I haven't picked up my mag-lite since I bought my P7. That's not to say mag-lites are no good. They've just been superseded by new technology from Germany. Kind of blown away in fact.
The P7 is just so much brighter and lighter. Don't look into the light though!!! It's like looking at a welding arc. I love mine and take it with me always.
Light weight, carry it in your pocket. Ultra bright light, spot to flo...Read more