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LED Lenser P7R Pro torch review

The P7R Pro torch is extraordinarily bright, but it doesn’t come cheap

LED Lenser P7R Pro torch
Overall Auto Express rating

4.0

All of us will have used a torch at some time for working on a car, perhaps to look for a lost bolt in the depths of an engine bay, or to help you see while dealing with a breakdown in the dark. While the lights on our phones mean we always have easy illumination at our fingertips, an LED torch is a superior tool for most jobs in and around your car.

LED Lenser’s newly revamped range of torches is of top quality – but this comes at a price. The P7R Pro is the most interesting of the line-up, because it has several innovations and is small enough to fit in a pocket, or a car’s glovebox or door bin.

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It’s also extraordinarily bright. Tap the button twice and it will boost the beam to a maximum output of 2,000 lumens – that’s more than a pair of halogen headlamps on older cars – and means the beam can stretch to 320 metres in ideal conditions.

While this will be useful if you are looking down a country lane on a stormy night, the P7R Pro has an adjustable beam so the light pattern can be spread to illuminate a wider area. There is also a twistable Mode Selection Ring, which makes it easy to choose between three light outputs or to lock the switch to prevent accidental activation. 

The battery recharges via a dedicated dock or a USB port, and lasted for more than an hour on the brightest setting. It’s a very expensive torch, but has the performance and quality to make the cost worth it, especially for a professional user.

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