Tesco's Torch

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Asa Samuel

Native
May 6, 2009
1,450
1
St Austell.
Got my 2xAA version for £10 tonight and I have to say I'm impressed. Me and SWMBO went out for a walk just now and we stood with it off for a while and our eyes adjusted to the darkness, when we turned it on it was pointed at the ground and I actually flinched it was so bright even pointed at the ground.

Best torch I own by a mile, definitely glad I got it :)
 

Rebel

Native
Jun 12, 2005
1,052
6
Hertfordshire (UK)
I have a Fenix AA and a Tesco AA, both have Cree emitters.

The Fenix is brighter and has five modes. Tesco's is bright but not as bright and has one mode.

Fenix has a HAIII finish, I don't know what Tesco's has.

Build quality of both seems to be good but I haven't dismantled them to see how good the soldering is.

The Fenix has a regulated circuit, I don't know about Tesco's (I would imagine it does).

Tesco's is excellent value for money. Fenix isn't cheap but it's not outrageously expensive either and I think for the features and quality it also represents good value.

Here's a link to a CandlePower Forum discussion about the Tesco lights with beamshots.

http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=209585
 

Barn Owl

Old Age Punk
Apr 10, 2007
8,245
5
58
Ayrshire
I bought the one watt 2 x AA Tescos Torch after Ole Smokey blinded me with his! :lmao: I got mine in Tescos in Milngavie for £8 ish. It's never going to be a torch I pack with but for a general torch while out and about or in the car kit, it's an awesome piece of kit.

What torch do you pack with?
 

steve007

Tenderfoot
Mar 24, 2010
50
0
nottingham
you will lucky to find any to be honest im after the Ccell ones but no luck anywhere
there not even on there website no more AA or C cell
 

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