Emisar D3AA vs Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA size comparison

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The Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA is 12.5 mm (0.49 in) shorter than the Emisar D3AA, and 9 mm narrower at its widest point. It is 23 g lighter (without battery).

Emisar D3AA · 79 mmFenix E01 V2.0 AAA · 66.5 mm

The Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA is 12.5 mm (0.49 in) shorter than the Emisar D3AA, and 9 mm narrower at its widest point. It is 23 g lighter (without battery).

Dimensions

Emisar D3AA
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Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA
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Length79 mm (3.11 in)66.5 mm (2.62 in)−12.5 mm
Head / width24 mm (0.94 in)15 mm (0.59 in)−9 mm
Body19 mm (0.75 in)14 mm (0.55 in)−5 mm
Weight36 g without battery13 g without battery−23 g
Battery14500 / AAAAA
Max output—100 lm
Throw—35 m
TypeEDCEDC
Price$35.81 at intl-outdoor.com, as of Nov 4, 2026$12.95 at fenixlighting.com, as of Nov 4, 2026
Sourceintl-outdoor.com sourced
Output depends on LED option
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D3AA vs E01 V2.0 AAA: how they differ

Size and weight

The Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA is the shorter light: 66.5 mm (2.62 in) against 79 mm (3.11 in), a difference of 12.5 mm (16%). At its widest point the Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA is 9 mm slimmer (15 vs 24 mm). The Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA is 23 g lighter (13 g vs 36 g, without battery).

Brightness and throw

The Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA is rated at 100 lm; we have no published maximum for the Emisar D3AA. Output for the Emisar D3AA depends on the LED option chosen.

Battery

The Emisar D3AA runs on removable 14500 / AA batteries; the Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA runs on a removable AAA battery. For scale, a 14500 cell is about 14 × 50 mm and a AAA about 10.5 × 44.5 mm (nominal).

Price

When we checked on Nov 4, 2026, the Emisar D3AA was $35.81 at intl-outdoor.com and the Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA $12.95 at fenixlighting.com, so the Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA cost $22.86 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 Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA if you want a shorter light (12.5 mm shorter), a slimmer profile (9 mm narrower) and less weight (23 g lighter). On the specs we track, the Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA is ahead or level everywhere; the Emisar D3AA 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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D3AA vs E01 V2.0 AAA FAQ

Which is smaller, the Emisar D3AA or the Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA?

The Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA is the shorter light: 66.5 mm (2.62 in) against 79 mm (3.11 in), a difference of 12.5 mm (16%). At its widest point the Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA is 9 mm slimmer (15 vs 24 mm). The Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA is 23 g lighter (13 g vs 36 g, without battery).

Which is cheaper, the Emisar D3AA or the Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA?

When we checked on Nov 4, 2026, the Emisar D3AA was $35.81 at intl-outdoor.com and the Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA $12.95 at fenixlighting.com, so the Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA cost $22.86 less. Prices change often, so check the current price before you buy.

Do the Emisar D3AA and Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA use the same battery?

The Emisar D3AA runs on removable 14500 / AA batteries; the Fenix E01 V2.0 AAA runs on a removable AAA battery. For scale, a 14500 cell is about 14 × 50 mm and a AAA about 10.5 × 44.5 mm (nominal).

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