Not as bright as the Fenix T1 or as tough but allows the use of 18650 2400mA 3.7 lithium rechargables. I got fed up paying for CR123s Although the Fenix does work nicely with the AW's RCR123A 750mah rechargable cells. The Ultrafire is surprisingly well made for such a cheap flashlight.
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Although the Fenix does work nicely with the AW's RCR123A 750mah rechargable cells. The Ultrafire is surprisingly well made for such a cheap flashlight. 
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