Reviews & Ratings for SureFire P2X Fury LED Flashlight w/ Intellibeam, 15-600 Lumens — 8 reviews — Page 1

I have two of these flashlights actually and the first one is just fine but the second one has a huge gap between the head and the lens. Unfortunately, the customer service at sf is also lacking and the just aren't what they used to be.

You can't have these kinds of issues with a 130 dollar light

I thought it was going to be a touch smaller than it was but its still gonna work for my purposes. I just wanted a quality flashlight to keep in my car and this will fit that bill. Unfortunately I've only had it for a little over a week so I can't speak to much to its toughness or battery life over time. Suppose I will report back in a few months. It feels great in the hands, comes with batteries, and seems to have a good warranty if something does actually go wrong. I suppose the packaging wasn't that great, but I'd rather they spent the money on a good product than a fancy box.

This technology is for when your attention could be better utilized on something more pressing than light bounce. I think it will really help anyone as inept as myself in a home defense situation! I got this at a deep enough discounted price, that going for the "Intellibeam" wasn't that big a "bite." If I had deep enough pockets, I wouldn't have a flashlight without this tech. Everybody's got their name on a flashlight, but as per usual, Surefire advances illumination! The response is great; really complimentary to the eye's. It is so natural, you "play" with it just to make sure it's still working; totally effortless. The tech indeed implements Surefire qualities. You can only dim LEDs so much, and they'll drop out; this light is too "hot" for comfortable reading.

Another great Surefire product. Expensive, as surefire normally is, but you get what you pay for. The intellibeam tech works great in doors. When scanning around the house if you go over a picture frame, or mirror it will not blind you. Great light.

Good product from surefire. New cheap model. From a design standpoint, the P2X Fury follows the style established by the 6PX family of lights with six deeply machined finger notches replacing the extensive knurling found on older SureFire lights. Although the body has an overall smooth finish, grip is surprisingly good in under and overhand grips due to the finger notches and the matte finish of the anodizing.

This is a great flashlight as it does its job of providing superior lighting. The intellibeam feature is interesting but for what I do as an agent in the field all day, the need for the dimming feature isn't very great. An extremely bright flashlight is best for my work so if you're looking for an extremely bright light, this may not be the flashlight for you. It actually seems like more of a yellow light compared to my other flashlights (terralux tt-5 and inforce). I love the terralux but the downfall is its battery life (about 1.5 hrs on high). I'm hoping the Surefire intellibeam will have a longer battery life as it is capable of dimming itself when bright light isn't needed.

My 4th Surefire flashlight. I've only had it a few weeks, but here are my early impressions.
Pros:
Build quality. Typical Surefire - solid, durable, exemplary finish and backed with a lifetime warranty
Super bright! I have a 350 lumen Surefire light in my car. The Fury puts it to shame. Advertised at 600 lumens and seems to be just that. So bright that it would make a person or a dog look away. Exactly what I want!
Size. Fits in my pocket, but it is a bit longer than my other 2 x 123A battery Surefire lights.
Intellibeam. When you turn it on in a dark room the light isn't so bright that you lose your adapted night vision. Especially if the beam is reflecting off a solid surface such as a wall or floor. Brightness increases when you point it a surface that is farther away, of just shine it down the block ahead when walking the dog.
Typical Surefire Lamp. No dark spots in the center. I expected that. What I didn't expect was how far the beam holds together. It is the first light I've owned that could really be called a searchlight.
Cons:
Intellibeam is designed to throw the maximum light without blinding the operator. There is also a 2nd tailclick option to operate in maximum mode regardless. But, it lacks the ability to force a low output mode. There are other PX2 Fury models that allow for high and low output levels. This light would be perfect if it had a third tailclick option to force the light to operate in 10 or 15 lumen output mode. This would allow extended ...
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