Fenix PD26R ACE vs Sofirn SC32 size comparison

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The Sofirn SC32 is 6 mm (0.24 in) shorter than the Fenix PD26R ACE, and 1.6 mm narrower at its widest point. Weights are published on different bases (without battery vs with battery), so compare them with care.

Fenix PD26R ACE · 106 mmSofirn SC32 · 100 mm

The Sofirn SC32 is 6 mm (0.24 in) shorter than the Fenix PD26R ACE, and 1.6 mm narrower at its widest point. Weights are published on different bases (without battery vs with battery), so compare them with care.

Dimensions

Fenix PD26R ACE
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Sofirn SC32
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Length106 mm (4.17 in)100 mm (3.94 in)−6 mm
Head / width26.6 mm (1.05 in)25 mm (0.98 in)−1.6 mm
Body24.6 mm (0.97 in)—
Weight102.3 g with battery57 g without battery
Battery1835018650
Max output1,300 lm—
Throw354 m—
TypeEDCEDC
Pricefrom $62.96 at fenixlighting.com, as of Nov 4, 2026not verified yet
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Only head diameter listed

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PD26R ACE vs SC32: how they differ

Size and weight

The Sofirn SC32 is the shorter light: 100 mm (3.94 in) against 106 mm (4.17 in), a difference of 6 mm (6%). At its widest point the Sofirn SC32 is 1.6 mm slimmer (25 vs 26.6 mm). Weights are published on different bases (Fenix PD26R ACE: 102.3 g with battery; Sofirn SC32: 57 g without battery), so they are not directly comparable.

Brightness and throw

The Fenix PD26R ACE is rated at 1,300 lm; we have no published maximum for the Sofirn SC32.

Battery

The Fenix PD26R ACE runs on a removable 18350 battery; the Sofirn SC32 runs on a removable 18650 battery. For scale, a 18350 cell is about 18 × 35 mm and a 18650 about 18 × 65 mm (nominal).

Type

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

Which should you buy?

Choose the Sofirn SC32 if you want a shorter light (6 mm shorter) and a slimmer profile (1.6 mm narrower). On the specs we track, the Sofirn SC32 is ahead or level everywhere; the Fenix PD26R ACE 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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PD26R ACE vs SC32 FAQ

Which is smaller, the Fenix PD26R ACE or the Sofirn SC32?

The Sofirn SC32 is the shorter light: 100 mm (3.94 in) against 106 mm (4.17 in), a difference of 6 mm (6%). At its widest point the Sofirn SC32 is 1.6 mm slimmer (25 vs 26.6 mm). Weights are published on different bases (Fenix PD26R ACE: 102.3 g with battery; Sofirn SC32: 57 g without battery), so they are not directly comparable.

Do the Fenix PD26R ACE and Sofirn SC32 use the same battery?

The Fenix PD26R ACE runs on a removable 18350 battery; the Sofirn SC32 runs on a removable 18650 battery. For scale, a 18350 cell is about 18 × 35 mm and a 18650 about 18 × 65 mm (nominal).

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