Flash
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- First reviewJanuary 31, 2013
- Last reviewJanuary 31, 2013
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- First questionJanuary 31, 2013
- Last questionJanuary 31, 2013
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Flash's Reviews
Details mini LED Flashlights and keychain Flashlights available from Energizer.
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Quality
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Great light for the size, output, and battery life.
PostedJanuary 31, 2013
Flash Between work and play, I have to carry a flashlight at all times. It is very hard, and I have wasted money doing so, finding a good pocket light. For myself, it must be good balance of, lumens, size, battery life and quality. This light is consistent every time need it. Producing 45 lumens from a single AA is not unheard of. But I do not want to replace batteries constantly. Nor, do I want to replace specialty batteries. This light has done great for the six months I have been using it, daily. I hope to have continued success.
From:Indiana
Age:35-44
Gender:Male
I've used this product for:31+
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Flash's Questions
Details mini LED Flashlights and keychain Flashlights available from Energizer.
Can I use higher power batteries in this light?
I have owned this light for six months or so. Great light for the size and price! I have had many lights in this size, so far I am impressed.
I read one of the reviews on your site, about this light. They had mentioned switching to a 3.6V 14500 rechargeable battery. I was curious to know if it were safe to do this without harming the longevity of the light? If this safe to do, would you give some incite as to what the 14500 is? Is this an Energizer battery?
Thank you, in advance.
I read one of the reviews on your site, about this light. They had mentioned switching to a 3.6V 14500 rechargeable battery. I was curious to know if it were safe to do this without harming the longevity of the light? If this safe to do, would you give some incite as to what the 14500 is? Is this an Energizer battery?
Thank you, in advance.
3 months, 2 weeks ago
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Flash
Indiana
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