Acebeam T35 vs Fenix PD36R V2.0 size comparison

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The Fenix PD36R V2.0 is 3.7 mm (0.15 in) longer than the Acebeam T35, and 0.5 mm narrower at its widest point. It is 29 g heavier (with battery).

Acebeam T35 · 137 mmFenix PD36R V2.0 · 140.7 mm

The Fenix PD36R V2.0 is 3.7 mm (0.15 in) longer than the Acebeam T35, and 0.5 mm narrower at its widest point. It is 29 g heavier (with battery).

Dimensions

Acebeam T35
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Fenix PD36R V2.0
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Length137 mm (5.39 in)140.7 mm (5.54 in)+3.7 mm
Head / width27 mm (1.06 in)26.5 mm (1.04 in)−0.5 mm
Body23 mm (0.91 in)25.5 mm (1.00 in)+2.5 mm
Weight138 g with battery167 g with battery+29 g
Battery1865021700
Max output1,900 lm1,700 lm
Throw—396 m
TypeEDCEDC
Price$59.90 at batteryjunction.com, as of Nov 4, 2026$99.95 at fenixlighting.com, as of Nov 4, 2026
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T35 vs PD36R V2.0: how they differ

Size and weight

The Acebeam T35 is the shorter light: 137 mm (5.39 in) against 140.7 mm (5.54 in), a difference of 3.7 mm (3%). At its widest point the Fenix PD36R V2.0 is 0.5 mm slimmer (26.5 vs 27 mm). The Acebeam T35 is 29 g lighter (138 g vs 167 g, with battery).

Brightness and throw

The Acebeam T35 is rated brighter: 1,900 lm maximum vs 1,700 lm for the Fenix PD36R V2.0, 12% more.

Battery

The Acebeam T35 runs on a removable 18650 battery; the Fenix PD36R V2.0 runs on a removable 21700 battery. For scale, a 18650 cell is about 18 × 65 mm and a 21700 about 21 × 70 mm (nominal).

Price

When we checked on Nov 4, 2026, the Acebeam T35 was $59.90 at batteryjunction.com and the Fenix PD36R V2.0 $99.95 at fenixlighting.com, so the Acebeam T35 cost $40.05 less. Prices change often, so check the current price before you buy.

Type

Both are EDC lights in our catalog with a tube body.

Which should you buy?

Choose the Acebeam T35 if you want a shorter light (3.7 mm shorter), less weight (29 g lighter) and more output (1,900 lm vs 1,700 lm). On the specs we track, the Acebeam T35 is ahead or level everywhere; the Fenix PD36R V2.0 makes sense mainly if its price, interface or a feature we don't track suits you better. We compare published size, weight, output, throw and battery only, not runtime, interface or build quality.

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T35 vs PD36R V2.0 FAQ

Which is smaller, the Acebeam T35 or the Fenix PD36R V2.0?

The Acebeam T35 is the shorter light: 137 mm (5.39 in) against 140.7 mm (5.54 in), a difference of 3.7 mm (3%). At its widest point the Fenix PD36R V2.0 is 0.5 mm slimmer (26.5 vs 27 mm). The Acebeam T35 is 29 g lighter (138 g vs 167 g, with battery).

Which is brighter, the Acebeam T35 or the Fenix PD36R V2.0?

The Acebeam T35 is rated brighter: 1,900 lm maximum vs 1,700 lm for the Fenix PD36R V2.0, 12% more.

Which is cheaper, the Acebeam T35 or the Fenix PD36R V2.0?

When we checked on Nov 4, 2026, the Acebeam T35 was $59.90 at batteryjunction.com and the Fenix PD36R V2.0 $99.95 at fenixlighting.com, so the Acebeam T35 cost $40.05 less. Prices change often, so check the current price before you buy.

Do the Acebeam T35 and Fenix PD36R V2.0 use the same battery?

The Acebeam T35 runs on a removable 18650 battery; the Fenix PD36R V2.0 runs on a removable 21700 battery. For scale, a 18650 cell is about 18 × 65 mm and a 21700 about 21 × 70 mm (nominal).

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