Product Description

Made of yellow & black polymer. Uses 7 white LED's for over 100,000 hours each and provides 3-way hands-free lighting. Plus a 90 degree tilting head. Fully adjustable head straps. Takes 3-AAA batteries for a runtime up to 120 hours. Batteries included. ... Read more

Features

• Includes both elastic and rubber head straps
• Seven ultra bright white LEDÆs
• Features three levels of lighting and up to 120 hours of continuous run time.

Features

• Limited Lifetime warranty
• High quality rugged aluminum case
• Spare bulb conveniently placed in tailcap of light
• Light adjusts from flood to spot with just a twist of the head
• All joints sealed with O-rings to prevent moisture

Reviews (2)

Only one annoying thing
I purchased a red 6D model. It is an OK torch but, as with all Maglites, they have that annoying black spot in the middle of the beam in flood-light mode (caused by the reflection against the bulb) which I find personally annoying.

The 6D is a little difficult to grip so I got one of those rubber "Grip n Clip" slip on holders(made specifically for Maglite D-size torches) ...and it is now a pleasure to carry around.

The 6D is definitely not a "night sun" as one of the other reviewers on this page noted but it is bright enough for my purposes(mainly taking my dog for a walk at night).

All in all, I'm happy with it.

The Ultimate Flashlight
Don't look for any fancy camping and hiking features here. This is Maglite - the most robust, simply designed, durable flashlight ever. All except the tiniest maglites share a number of common features: super-bright bulbs, waterproof seals, a twistable head which adjusts the spread of the beam from spot to flood, and a spare bulb in a padded compartment in the base. This is the big daddy of the bunch, taking a full 6 D-cells, and satisfying long and heavy. You'll feel like a nightwatchman! Also available in 4D and 5D sizes for those with smaller biceps. ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

While space shuttle astronauts have reportedly used Laughing Rabbit photon LED lights in their endeavors, the average consumer will quickly find that there's no need to go into orbit to find uses for one of these. Extremely compact and lightweight but with a powerful beam, the Photon II white-light keychain is a terrific all-purpose minilight. Weighing a mere 5-1/2 grams and small enough to disappear under a quarter, the Photon II blazes a light trail bright enough to aid in almost any task. The LED bulb inside is covered by a manufacturer's lifetime guarantee, while the included CR2016 lithium batteries run for 12 to 14 hours of constant use. In addition, the Photon II comes with a slider on/off switch, which means the user doesn't need to apply continuous pressure to the squeeze button to receive a continuous beam. Laugh along with Laughing Rabbit as you blaze a trail under the cover of darkness. --Rivers Janssen ... Read more

Features

• Perfect for camping or similar activities
• Dual switch model with on/off switch and squeeze button
• Keychain LED light is as bright as a 2-AA battery flashlight
• Long-life replaceable battery ensures dependability
• Smaller than a quarter with a weight of 5-1/2 grams

Reviews (6)

`That you may have light in the darkest of places'
These lights are simply the greatest -- very bright, long battery life, extremely small, and virtually unbreakable. I keep one on my keychain, one at home and one at the office. They are cheap enough to have a few. This brand is also the best in terms of build quality. I've compared the CompUSA ones, but these are the only ones used by NASA. . .

Versatile and packable
As a Scout Leader, I have searched for the handiest light source available. The Photon II, although pricey (I got mine cheaper) comes awful close to perfect. It's small, much brighter than you'd expect, and you can take it anywhere.
It is especially effective inside the tent---I tied mine to the loop at the top and it filled the tent with enough light for conversation. It makes a great reading light, if you don't mind holding it in your mouth, and it is especially helpful late at night when nature calls.
Good feature is the snap on/off switch--so you don't have to keep applying pressure to the switch.
Bad feature is also the snap on/off switch. If you put it in your pocket on a keychain, sometimes it gets switched on and that runs down the batteries.
A powerful flashlight is the tool of choice for nighttime trail walking, but in a pinch you could use this little guy.
It also comes in handy around the house or in the car---anywhere you need a dependable source of light.

Look at Inova instead


This review is really about a better alternative to the Photon-II - the Inova Microlight. I purchased the Inova at CompUSA after doing some quick research on the net. The Inova is just as small as the Photon-II and in my opinion is a better design.

1) the case is screw-less; no micro screw-driver required for a battery change.
2) the Inova's small slide switch is easier to operate
3) the Inova's LED is recessed into the case and not exposed
4) the Inova's quick-clip is easier to attach than a split-ring.

All this at a price that is 2/3's the price of the Photo-II. (icing on the cake).

nice light output and small size
The Photon II is a small light that you can keep on your keychain. The light case is a little bigger than a nickel, and it uses watch-size replaceable batteries. The light output is similar to a 2AA MAG flashlight, which is enough to find your way around in a dark parking garage and up or down steps. It's also enough to find the correct key on your keychain and to see the locks on your car, house, etc.

Overpriced
Works well, but similar product can be found for much lower prices. ... Read more

Features

• Limited lifetime warranty
• High intensity adjustable light beam
• Sealed O-rings for water and shock resistance
• Precision-machined, high strength aluminum alloy case
• Spare lamp in the tail cap

Reviews (7)

Solid, reliable
This is the perfect size for around the house or in the car (we bought about 4 of them to keep them in both places). We use rechargeable batteries (2 - C size) and they work great. The light is just the right amount to see what you need to see without being a big bulky flashlight. Solid too - will lsat forever I think.

It is to be expected!
A typical example of a "good ole" American quality product! If you don't lose it I am sure your Grandchild will still be using it!

Really bad--everybody borrows and no one returns
I'm a boy scout leader. I own a few of these. The thing about these is that everyone likes them so much that they always want to use them. I end up passing mine out and ending up with one less. I must be their best customer. I always end up buying replacements.

The Best.
The Mags are the best flashlights money can buy, and with the currently reduced price of this 2 D-cell unit, it's a bargain. The strongest points are its durability/ruggedness and the unusual feature of beam width adjustability. It is nice to own a flashlight that does not flicker or require tapping every time you turn it on(the result of cheap contacts most of the time). The recurrent weak point in Mags has been their tendency to burn out bulbs a bit too quickly. However, this too had been addressed by the manufacturer, who has thoughtfully placed an extra bulb inside the lens cap.

Great flashlight...
My wife gave me the red version of the mag flashlight for Christmas. I like the heft and the reliability. Because it uses multiple batteries, it won't fail for a long while. It's also sealed against moisture and contains an extra light bulb. All these factors make it ideal for the car. I've already used it to change a flat tire at night, and was I glad I had a dependable light, heavy enough to prop upright, that provided a lighted area wide enough to see what I was doing (adjustable arc). I recommend it. ... Read more

Features

• 1.34" D x 5.43" L
• 3 LED/Xenon bulb combination lithium battery powered flashlight offers super brightness
• Constructed of black machined aluminum with knurled grip and push button switch
• Two 3-volt lithium batteries provide up to 28 hours of run time for the LEDs and over 2 hours for the xenon bulb
• Weighs .337 pounds

Reviews (4)

Best Value For Dual Xenon & LED
It's not the Best in each class but the Best of the Twin-Mode task lights in the below $30 Class ! I second the opinions of other reviewers and add these observations: 1- Exceptionally high quality build & finish in it's price class 2- It stands on it's end for 'Ceiling-bounce' lighting as well as symetrical 'hang-ability' thanks to a nice lanyard. Just for fun, I sometimes brush my teeth at night with just the Streamlight 51005 TT-2L on & in LED mode- making it an ideal emergency and camping light. 3- For inspection of darker spaces or for longer distances at night(20 Meters / 60 feet) , the Xenon Mode is Very Very good 4- An excellent value for Soldier or Civilian 5-It fits nicely in a headband strap for middle-weight hands free lighting. Small Negative Complaints include: Annoying Mode switch requires that you step through from 'Off' to (Next Mode). A nice improvement would be to seperate On/Off from Mode -for a set once, use often-prefered mode setting.A narrower focusing head and stochastic reflector would make this an unbeatable all -around task light. Titanium construction would cut weight by 30%

Awesome, One Of The Best Flashlights Out There
This Streamlight Flashlight has 72 lumens(little over 43,000 candle power)of brightness, Last 2.5 hours with full brightness and 28 hours with the 3 LEDs when Surefire flashlights come with 65 lumens(39,000 candle power) of brightness, 1 hour of use and no optional LEDs(and never will, streamlight has a patent on there dual LED/xenon flashlights). The price is also great for this flashlight and much cheaper than Surefire. I use this flashlight for everything, I just gave one to my nephew for his birthday, he is an Explorer for San Fernando P.D. and he loved it, especially the two choices of brightness for different situations. The only thing that is true about this great flashlight is the adjustable beam does not work that good but the light does not even need adjusting it is perfect the way it is. Surefire does not even offer this feature but both lights have the same style light beam. I also own a Streamlight rechargeable Ultra Stinger and I could not be more happier with this flashlight, it has 75,000 candle power(the power of this light is incredible) and a adjustable floodlight that does work very well. I think Surefire flashlights are a little over rated for the price they charge. If you want a good quality flashlight that is just as good as Surefire if not better than get a Streamlight for half or more off the price than a Surefire.
I have looked all over the internet for the best price on 3 volt lithium batteries and Surefire does offer the best deal(surprised) 12 3-volt lithium batteries for $15.00 at www.surefire.com . The 2nd best deal is on www.Ebay.com .

The Affordable Xenon/ LED Flashlight
This flashlight gives you the choice of an LED low light with a 28 hour battery life or a brighter Xenon light with a 2.5 hour battery life. This flashlight is not as bright as the Scorpion model or the Tactical TL-2 Model. (It runs on 2 lithium batteries) The Led light would be great for reading when the power is out, or to conserve your batteries if you need to! Plus you have the option of the Xeon light for when a brighter light is needed. It has a lifetime guarantee plus a 30 day money back guarantee if not satisfied with this product. Highly recommended!
The Twin Task is made in China. The Tactical TL-2 is USA made!

A neat little light.
I can hold this entire light in one hand--it is that compact. Very light weight, also. Yet the light output is superb. In the 3 LED mode it gives plenty of light to find your way around the house or walk outside. It is rated for 28 hours for this function (compare that to any incandescent light). The Xenon beam is very even with no rings and more of a flood light than a narrow "beam". Is very good for medium range, but not for longer range tasks (like 100 yards+).

Fit and finish is very good.

The only disadvantage is that it takes relatively more expensive lithium CR123A batteries. These can be expensive to buy at retail (at $4 to $5 per battery) but can be acquired for less than half of that if you look on the internet. The advantage of the lithium batteries is in compactness and better brightness over the battery life. The only disadvantage is the cost.

Overall, a very nice light. There are other "Twin-Task" lights that use different batteries (like alkaline AA's and C's) with similar characteristics. You basically trade off size and runtime against cost. ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

Bright lights, burly cases, fail-safe on/off switches, virtual indestructibility: there are very good reasons to rave about Mag Instrument flashlights. It goes without saying that a flashlight defeats its own purpose if it can't be trusted, which is why so many people spend a little extra for this four D-cell Mag-Lite. We've dropped ours off ladders, kicked it down stairs--just generally abused the thing--and it lights up now just as readily as it did when we first turned it on. Speaking of which, the on/off switch is one of the first things to fail on generic flashlights. Mag-Lite's switch is rubber coated and weather protected; frankly, it seems incapable of ever wearing out, even after thousands of clicks. Plus, twisting the flashlight's head gives you an option between a tight beam and a floodlight. More importantly, the combination of a supertough krypton gas lamp and high-quality reflectors provides unusually bright light. There's also an extra lamp in the tail cap so you've always got a backup--how many other flashlights deliver that?

But the Mag's indestructibility is its main selling point. Mag Instrument builds its flashlights with ultrastrong aluminum alloy cases that have been anodized both inside and out to resist rust. High-quality O-rings at both openings keep water away from the batteries. It's hard to imagine damaging one of these lights. Think of it this way: if, as one of our customers suggests, there were a kingdom of flashlights, Mag-Lite would be crowned king. --Jon Groebner ... Read more

Features

• Limited lifetime warranty
• High intensity adjustable light beam
• Sealed O-rings for water and shock resistance
• Precision-machined, high strength aluminum alloy case
• Spare lamp in the tail cap

Reviews (17)

The only kind of flashlight I'm using.
I love Mag flashlights, and especially this one.

It's strong, the four D batteries dont run out quickly, has an on/off switch (unlike smaller Mag models), and doesnt generate much heat.

When electricity blacks-out, the torch mode of this flash light (the lense can be taken off) is very useful - I can continue studying / reading / writing for some while, as the light is strong enough.

I bought it about a year ago, as a small insurance in case the Y2K bug would have taken the electricity down, and it proved itself useful since.

As a Brit might say: "This is one bloody-good torch"!
Dear Sirs & Madams:
Re: 4D-Cell MAG HVY-DUTY FLASHLIGHT
This is perhaps the best of all "torches" available, and at a bloody-good price...I am certain that not only the Yanks use these lites, but Scotland Yard AND OTHERS must also as well. Not only does this top-drawer product provide the light sufficent for any night needs and/or exposure of deeds, but by its own heft, it is also quite a good headknoker (without damage... to the lite) should one require such in a pinch.
This product's pros are also a part of its cons: It is bright-white light, it is well constructed, and it is durable. It is also large and heavy. At the same time this product does not put in harm's-way: an officer, a citizen, or a suspect.
I would not want to be without my ole MAG-Torch if it will turn the trick, rather than fire-power: indeed you can jolly well take this conviction to the bank...indeed!

Maglite didn't follow through with my warranty request!
3 weeks ago, I contacted Maglite for a replacement switch for my 4-D flashlight, in which the switch failed. The customer service rep asked me for my serial number, which I gave her and she assured me that I could get a replacement switch. I gave her my name and address and she said that a shipment had just gone out, and it would be in the next shipment. That was fine with me. Days turned into weeks. Still no part. More days went by. STILL no part in the mail.

Hmmmm. Is this how long time customers are treated? I previous owned a variety of their flashlights, from an AAA Solitaire to a 5-D flashlight, at least 5 in total. My dad has purchased in the neighborhood of 15 or more himself, starting in about '86 when someone else turned him onto Maglites.

Customer support is as important to me as the product itself. Has customer support become a casualty of a tough economy?

This long-time customer will have to look at alternatives the next time he's buying a flashlight.

The Brontosauraus of MagLites!
My Mag Instrument S4D016 Black Heavy Duty 4 D-Cell Flashlight got a lot of use. This is the one (and the 6D-Cell) light that lots of law enforcement carried. It was effective as a flashlight and as a tool if the use of force needed to be escalated in subduing a BG (Bad Guy) - Orders given with confidence and with commanding voice, physical force including night stick or Mag Light, side arm, shot gun).
There is a lot going on within the technology of flashlights recently. LED, Lithium batteries, focus bezels, etc. The Mag has fallen from grace a bit technologically, but is still a great flashlight for police / emt INCLUDING looking for criminals,
terrorists or signalling for a chopper pick up. The Mag Instrument S4D016 Black Heavy Duty 4 D-Cell Flashlightt is very durable and they are proven reliable. But even the police and emt and military are switching over to more tecnologically advanced products and techniques to go along with the new equipment.. They have to. Their lives and the lives of others depend on the best equipment available. And for a long time that was Mag Light.
Don't get me wrong. I've depended on Mag lites of all sizes for years. But head to head , theSurefire brands have quickly surpassed Mag lite in every importantant aspect of flashlights - usable light power, size and weight.
The Mag Instrument S4D016 Black Heavy Duty 4 D-Cell Flashlight is a good value and I have several in the house and the vehicles. But they're being replaced by Surefires as they wear out.
John Row

It's Simply the Best
The superior lite for a guy or a gal. It never lets you down at any season. ... Read more

Features

• 1.34" D x 8.6" L
• Ultra bright, super high-flux, Luxeon star, LED flashlight
• Constructed of titanium colored machined aluminum with knurled grip and push button switch
• 3 AA alkaline batteries provide up to 28 hours of continuous run time
• Weighs .397 pounds

Reviews (2)

great light
If you are looking for a great all around use light, that never needs a replacement bulb, then this is a great one. Well made and bright.

Nice LED Light
This LED flashlight has quality aluminum construction with a good on/off switch that's easy to use with one hand. I would say that the beam is about as bright as the incandescent equivalent flashlight, with the exception that the light output is very white compared to a standard flashlight. The beam pattern is a cross between a spot and a flood (probably more towards a spot) and is slightly focusable. Don't get your hopes up though. The focusing is quite limited. I'm not aware of any other LED flashlight that is focusable at all. I think there is a limitation with the technology. All in all, I find this flashlight to have a very useful beam. The LED bulb has a 10,000 hour rated life, and one should expect a set of batteries to last significantly longer than with a standard flashlight bulb, since LED's are much more efficient. The only drawback to me is that the flashlight is a bit long, since it uses 3 AA batteries. For the price, one would be hard pressed to find a better quality LED flashlight which is as bright as this one. ... Read more

Amazon.com

Here's a nice little light in a tough little package. It's perfect for quick, occasional use, say, to shed some light on a dark keyhole. The built-in key lanyard is long enough to let you use your key and the beam at the same time, and the beam width adjust with an easy turn from spotlight to flood. It's compact enough for a pocket and tough enough to tumble around in a briefcase, backpack or handbag—-it's corrosion-resistant, too. We especially like the extra bulb packed right in the end compartment, so you won't get caught without a light. Granted, the beam could be beefier, but for its purpose, it's a great little flashlight.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste ... Read more

Features

• Limited lifetime warranty
• High intensity adjustable light beam
• Sealed O-rings for water and shock resistance
• Precision-machined, high strength aluminum alloy case
• Spare lamp in the tail cap

Reviews (7)

Not easily improved upon!
I bought a MagLite solitaire and a 2 D-cell (both black) for my dorm room in college, last september. Both flashlights are running on the original batteries, although the D-cell has seen more use and needs a change :-D This flashlight is wonderful for the price, bright, waterproof and tougher than heck! The anodized aluminum body resists chipping and rust.. which is your humble reviewer's only gripe. The small size of the flashlight may tempt a user to put it in his mouth for hands-free operation. While this works wonderfully (though may taste a bit odd) I would recommend putting a piece of tubing over the body of the flashlight to prevent wearing down or chipping the teeth. My only other advice is, you get what you pay for in batteries too, so feed your maglite good ones and you will see the difference. Beyond that I'd say this light is just about perfect in terms of small flashlights.

Bright Mag "brat" burns out fast
The Mag Solitare is definitely a recommendation for a present to anyone, especially loved ones who need a handy little light for any reason (from finding keys to somehow ending up in the forest behind their house looking for Fizgig the lost family cat and didn't bring a regular flashlight but have their keychain on them). It's a bright sucker and has a spot to flood beam. For a small flashlight, that's a generous feature. It comes with a spare bulb in the cap (nice) and a carrying strap / loop for your keychain (of course). It also comes in, I believe five shades too. Now...for the annoying parts.

I had to replace at least two due to this fact: the battery compartment hopper is the part of the light that's attatched to the keychain. It's so easy to unwind and open, that after all that jiggling your keychain does, it comes off very soon. Sometimes I'd remember to check it, and sometimes, I'd be left with just the cap and no light in sight. Also, this light is a battery thirsty little devil. After a good half hour of on/off use here and there, that little light becomes a pale friend. Terrific.

So, that said, is this light recommended? Yes-if you have a fresh new extra battery on you (in the car, or your purses...ladies), and if you check the battery knob every few days and tighten it regularily. Mean it.

Take care of your Solitare, or it's lights out.

If you buy, hope like hell yours doesn't break!
3 weeks ago, I contacted Maglite for a replacement switch for my 4-D flashlight, in which the switch failed. The customer service rep asked me for my serial number, which I gave her and she assured me that I could get a replacement switch. I gave her my name and address and she said that a shipment had just gone out, and it would be in the next shipment. That was fine with me. Days turned into weeks. Still no part. More days went by. STILL no part in the mail.

Hmmmm. Is this how long time customers are treated? I previous owned a variety of their flashlights, from an AAA Solitaire to a 5-D flashlight, at least 5 in total. My dad has purchased in the neighborhood of 15 or more himself, starting in about '86 when someone else turned him onto Maglites.

Customer support is as important to me as the product itself. Has customer support become a casualty of a tough economy?

This long-time customer will have to look at alternatives the next time he's buying a flashlight.

Well built, but useless
The Solitaire is relatively well built, but the poor beam makes it useless. Its not bright even with fresh batteries, and it QUICKLY dims. There is almost no sidespill, even when adjusted to wide beam. It eats up batteries, and has very poor beam quality.

This is the only Maglite model that I rate as below satisfactory. It flat out fails.

There are better options out there. Arc flashlights are very bright for their size, reliable, and have a good beam. They use LED bulbs that never burn out. Plus, they are semi-regulated so that they maintain their brightness for longer periods than the Solitaire. Other pocket lights worth looking at are Photon Microlights and the CMG Sonic (both use LED bulbs). Shop around, decide what works best for you and is in your price range.

That said, I cannot recommend the Mag Solitaire regardless of price. Its poor beam and dim output make it all but useless.

Fragile and dim
These are cheap, but the bulbs are very dim and prone to breaking. I'd carry one in my pocket, but every time I came to use it I'd find that the bulb had gone. There are much better lights out there - some of the best are made by ARC. ... Read more

Features

• .9" D x 4.9"L
• Compact, powerful, tactical flashlight with focusable xenon bi-pin bulb
• Black machined aluminum with tailcap/rotary, on-off, removable pocket clip and adjustable wrist lanyard
• Two 3-volt lithium batteries provide up to one hour of continuous use
• Weighs 4.33 ounces

Reviews (1)

An extremely bright USA made flashlight.
This is the most amazing flashlight I ever had. In my opinion, it beats Maglight and every flashlight I have ever used hands down!
This puts out such an intense light it can temporary blind an attacker which makes it very useful for self protection at night! I would not let a child play with one of these for they are that bright. It has an adjustable focus beam, a removeable metal pocket clip and a lanyard to use on your wrist if needed. This was highly recommended to me by a law enforcement officer. Lithium batterys cost more than alkaline batteries but you can get them for as low as $15.00 for 12 on the internet plus S&H. (CR-123 Lithium) It uses 2 batteries in 1 hour but just keep some extras and brighten up the night! The shelf life of a lithium battery is 10 years. It is close to the size of a 2AA flashlight but do not let the size fool you.
All it takes is one comparison for yourself to see what this baby lights up! ( It's rated at 105 Lumens of light.) In candle power; I think that is around 3 times as bright as a 2 D-cell Maglight. It is a quality USA made product with a lifetime guarantee. I think the Fonz would even give it a thumbs up & say AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA! ... Read more

Features

• Uses 9.6-volt batteries 9000 or 9033
• Uses the same battery and charger as other 9.6-volt Makita tools
• Up to 2 hours of continuous illumination from a single charge
• 4 Position flashlight head; 0°, 45°, 90°, 110°
• Replacement bulb stores in head for convenience

Features

• Limited lifetime warranty
• High intensity adjustable light beam
• Sealed O-rings for water and shock resistance
• Precision-machined, high strength aluminum alloy case
• Spare lamp in the tail cap

Reviews (1)

Camper's delight!
This is a very fine flashlight. It puts out a surprising amount of light for its size. The beam is adjustable from wide and diffuse to narrow and focused. You can also remove the lens and it becomes omnidirectional, perfect when you're in a tent. The holster keeps it within reach at all times, instead of feeling around on the ground in the dark for it. I use it a lot more than my larger maglight for just this reason. The batteries last a lot longer than in other brands of small flashlights, and you get considerably more light as well. A must own for any outdoors fan, and a bargain as well. ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

Compact for glove compartment or purse storage, this powerful flashlight provides hours of illumination whether you’re under a car hood roadside or checking a patient’s throat for inflammation. From Coast Cutlery Tek Torches, the LED flashlight glows for over 100,000 hours.

Constructed in sleek aircraft-grade aluminum casing with gold-plated contacts, the shockproof light resists water damage for greater durability. A tie clip attaches to shirt pockets or belt loops. A light-emitting diode chip burns cool for enhanced efficiency and safety. Reflector technology enables the light to shine brighter than other flashlights, extending light beams up to a mile in distance. The flashlight also comes with two BR435 batteries to power the light for 70 hours. Replacement batteries can be purchased at camera supply shops, jewelers, and all-purpose chain stores. This product is covered by a lifetime guarantee. The light measures 3-7/8 inches long, and weighs 10 grams. --Jessica Reuling ... Read more

Features

• Light measures 3-7/8 inches long; weighs 10 grams; covered by a lifetime guarantee
• Compact pen light; tie clip for hat brims and pockets
• Aircraft-grade aluminum construction; gold-plated contacts; shockproof; weather-resistant
• Equipped with LED technology; light burns cool for over 100,000 hours without a bulb change
• Includes 2 BR435 batteries for 70 hours of power; replacements available at camera shops, jewelers, and all-purpose stores

Reviews (7)

Love it!
The Coast LL7526 V16 White Pen Light has been one of my favorite new purchases. It does have two batteries that are Li/3V that can apparently be purchased through jewelry stores and even Walmart. The light is LED which is supposed to last 100,000 hours. I am a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner and use this light to clip onto a wooden tongue blade to inspect mouths and throats of little ones. It frees up my second hand to be able to hold the child's head more easily if needed, and because it's so small, its seems to be less threatening to the children. I plan to purchase a couple more, so that I always have one in my pocket!

Batteris Not Needed
This light uses LED technology, there are no batteries- last up to 100,000 hours of use!

Someone please respond/review to this request 4 information.
This "reviewer" would like to learn BEFORE ordering this penlight
WHAT kind of battery/batteries it takes. Someone please answer w/
a review to SPECIFY WHAT SIZE AND QUANTITY BATTERY is required to
operate this (apparently very nifty) flashlight. For example, the
battery SIZE is "button" (state which model number); the COUNT to
run the light would be ?? # of cells (for example two AAA's, or 2
button cells, whatever...). The reason I'd like to know (before I
buy) is that I'll be "stuck" with a high-maintenance flashlight @
so much money per set of hard-to-get batteries. It's one thing if
the penlight takes AA or even AAA, but when/if it requires a AAAA
or a set of button cells, then the cost and availability of those
specialty batteries becomes a reason to abandon the thought of an
online order for the flashlight itself. Am a virgo... 'Nuff said?

Traveling home improvement enthusiast
Since "A home improvement enthusiast" seems to get around and likes to write recommendations from various places, I would try finding replacement batteries at Fry's Electronics.

Great lite for boresighting
This is a great little light to inspect bores of firearms as well as anywhere else you need a powerful light weight light in the dark. I would appreciate receiving feedback on where I can buy batteries for it. ... Read more

Product Description

Constructed of high strength corrosion-resistant aircraft aluminum. Non-slip surface. Waterproof connection throughout. Shatterproof lens. Adjustable light beam from a concentrated beam to full flood. Protected spare bulb in tailcap. Patented self-cleaning switch. ... Read more

Features

• High intensity adjustable light beam
• Sealed O-rings for water and shock resistance
• Precision-machined, high strength aluminum alloy case
• Spare lamp in the tail cap
• Limited lifetime warranty

Reviews (4)

Great item
Great size and light power..I use flashlights for work and this 3 C battery model has been my favorite for years.

great piece of work
Mag lite flashlights to me are the best that are on the market today for the money. This 3 "C" cell flashlight is alot more lightweight than its heavier counterparts and is very bright, don't let its size fool you this is a very powerful flashlight and it is also constructed from high quality aircraft aluminum and is waterproof. I give it my full endorsement to anyone who is interested.

Excellent flashlight - good price
I keep one of these flashlights in both of my vehicles.They provide alot of light from a fairly small package.Buying the "C" batteryversion allows you all of the benefits of a Maglight- brightness,durability, etc. but its light weight makes it less cumbersome to carry. You won't find a better flashlight that this.

Mag Light
You wont be sorry if you buy A mag light.We just bought the 3 cell mag light for my father in laws birthday.My husband already has one they are very nice.and last forever . I think its the best flashlight we have everowned.... ... Read more

Features

• 2.36¿ long
• Micro miniature LED flashlight with twist ¿on-off¿ switching
• Black, aluminum bodied flashlight with pocket clip
• Run time of up to 24 hours on 4 button cell alkaline batteries
• Weighs .9 ounces

Features

• AM/FM tuner, cassette player, clock, compass and flashlight all in one
• Designed for outdoor use
• Sealed gasket and knobs to ward off dust and moisture
• Bass boost system
• Headphones and detachable belt clip

Features

• 11.5¿ long, 5.1¿ wide, 7¿ high
• Rechargeable lantern with high intensity 8 Watt Spot Halogen lamp producing up to 50,000 candlepower
• Constructed of yellow, high impact, ABS thermoplastic with rubberized bumper, lens ring and cushioned grip handle
• Up to 8 hours of continuous run time between charges
• Weighs 7.4 pounds

Reviews (1)

Streamlight Litebox: Now you're ready for that power outage
Make sure you have one of these in your hurricane or earthquake preparedness kit!

I would consider the Litebox as a "lantern" and not a flashlight. My definition of a lantern is that they are usually larger and can't fit into your pocket.

Although it's fairly large and heavy (due to the battery), you can't go wrong with this bad boy! Supposedly used by many fire departments, I can see why they use them: Heavy duty plastic casing, comfort handle, thin penetrating beam (although you can buy different lamp modules so you can have a broader beam), long run time. The head can also swivel up and down, so it can be a good work light.

Would I buy it again? Possibly. The limiting factor is the price. But this is from a quality manufacturer and is a quality product. ... Read more

Features

• Limited lifetime warranty
• High intensity adjustable light beam
• Sealed O-rings for water and shock resistance
• Precision-machined, high strength aluminum alloy case
• Spare lamp in the tail cap

Reviews (2)

It's a mag
I've had one of these for a while. It's very reliable, durable & convinient because of it's size. The worst that has ever happened to my maglite was for the bulb to break when I was busy messing around with it.

Best flashlight ever
I can't reiterate enough what the other reviewers have said about the mini-mag Light. I own about 4 or 5 of these things and they are great. I have previously owned maybe 15 to 20 other plastic flashlights in the past and all have bit the dust. Broken case is the number 1 reason due to a drop or being stepped on. For some other reason, these others have crummy switches which fail easily. NOT THE MAG LIGHT. The switch is simple and tough (I know since I've taken it apart) The battery life is great, the case is highly durable. I love the candle mode (i.e. take the head off completely) I have also mixed and matched parts from different colors to make mine unique. My 3 year old son loves his and it is easy for him to turn on or off. He is really rough with his toys, but has never stopped the mini mag. (Warning - kids do like to take the head of the light off which exposes the lamp. If the lamp breaks, then it could be dangerous to them.) Finally, the spare bulb in the tail piece is awesome, very handy. When I replace the bulb (which is needed sometimes) I always make sure there is a good spare in the tail piece. I could go on and on. If you're looking for a cool gift, or need some extra light, buy a few of them. They are the best. ... Read more

Features

• Made in USA
• Lithium batteries have 10-year shelf life
• Xenon bulb is extremely bright
• Solid aluminum construction
• Lifetime guarantee

Features

• .9¿ D x 6.25¿L
• Compact, powerful, tactical flashlight featuring an ultra-bright, super high-flux, Luxeon LED
• Black machined aluminum with tailcap/rotary ¿on-off, removable pocket clip and adjustable wrist lanyard
• Three 3-volt lithium batteries provide up to 4 hours of high brightness and 50 hours of declining brightness
• Weighs 7 ounces