Flashe Reviews

This saves time and battery life. Use it over again and again- just like a floppy disk drive. Buy Sony original products and you'll be safe- don't save a few pennies by buying generics, you get what you pay for. Recommendation: Strong Buy

Ok, so I go into Best Buy to buy this thing which I bought for my son and have no idea what it does. So when I get it home, he takes his Memory Stick from his camera and sricks it into the reader. He has to do a project for school so he saves his project onto the stick, takes it to school, prints it out, and he gets it. Good idea if you don't want to spend huge $$$ for flash drives.

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.

The Stinger is a great rechargeable light. It's small yet provides a bright amount of light for about an hour. With the adjustable lens, you can choose a floodlight or spotlight.

The Stinger comes with two charging cradles and an AC cord and DC cord so you can have one in your car and one at home. Therefore you can always have your Stinger charging to be used whenever you need it. The extra bulb in the tailcap is also nice.

+'s: small, bright, fits easy in your hands, adjustable beam, 1 hour run time, you can charge the battery without taking it out of the flashlight, charging cradles allow you to place the flashlight from the top or "snapped" in from the front.

-'s: long charge time unless you buy the "fast" charger.

If you need to constantly use a flashlight that is small but powerful (security guard, handyman, plumber), the Stinger will not disappoint you. The rechargeable battery will save you money in the long run.

Although expensive, it is good quality and I would buy this flashlight again. For a brighter light, check out the Stinger HP which is rated almost 3 times as bright.

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!

I admire Streamlight for bringing a quality, well designed, lithium powered, high output flashlight to the marketplace and not charging an arm and a leg such as Surefire does. This flashlight is a bargain at this price, and its comes complete wirh a back-up xenon bulb in the lamp endcap, as well. If you want an exceptionally bright, very compact light, that weighs very little compared to all those 3C and 2D monsters - this is the flashlight for you!

This is a great alternative to a more-expensive Metz flash or the like. I use it with an N70 and the TR-PAKIIa battery, and it gives something like 350 full-power flashes. Tons of accessories, nicely made. Indoor B&W is where it excels.

I have had one dangling on a key chain for the past four months, in and out my pocket with the loose change and slapping against the steering column as I swerve around bends, etc, etc..... to anyone thinking of getting this device; DO IT.
Working off power from your PC via USB, it comes with a small program to install. I put that program on my home XP but when I went to work I forgot the software. My Work Win 2000 machine recognized it without it! It transfers files rapidly and has many uses.

I actually have the secure, smaller 16MB model requiring password input (just in case). I only bought the smaller unit as I wasn't sure if it would stand up to daily abuse, or simply fall off and get lost. If I had more money I would buy the 1 GB model instead of a removable or external storage device, but that sort of decision would depend on individual requirements.

Bottom line: Get one and enjoy the tremendous convenience it offers, even if you get a small capacity model, you'll be thankful on many occasions.

Say goodbye to floppies and Zip drives.
This product makes moving data easy!

it works like a charm.I PUT IT IN MY HANDHELD AND IT WORKED. I DOWNLOADED PROGRAMS ALL NIGHT!