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Question: What are the actual product dimesions?  This listing shows the size of the package which I could care less about
Document: This XL50 is a great edc flashlight! I opened the package and held the light and it feels great and it's lite. I love the 3 different modes it comes in. The full power, 25% and the strobe. this light can be used for your home or edc. It's a good compact size. I'm not a fan of key size lights, those you can loose or break easily. The XL50 can take some drops and it's also water proof.
If working properly I would have rated a 4. Produces a nice bright light and well machined. I don't like the fact that it is round (rolls off flat surfaces easily) and does not have a lanyard hole. I have owned a number of Maglites over the years and loved every one of them. I like to buy US made products, but I could have bought a Chinese-made flashlight that worked and produced close to the same illumination for a lot less.
The actual Maglite is a fine product. It feels good, works well, and is of a useful brightness. I also have an XL-200, and the simplicity of control on the XL-50 is a nice feature, even though it is a "lesser" light.My complaint is that I purchased this light from Amazon, assuming it would be the current version. Right now Maglite lists the XL-50 as having 139 lumens. I believe this has been the case for about a year now.
Nice little flashlight. Very portable to keep in your bag or backpack. The only negative is that the &#34;spot-to-flood&#34; does not work like I thought it would, or at least have the range I was expecting. Guess it makes sense though, the lens is much smaller than the full-size Maglites, obviously, so there is less to work with.
The Maglite XL50's reflector can also be removed, but the resulted beam is more like a flood light. The Roughneck's reflector cannot be removed.Point: Maglite Mini[Ruggedness]Both Maglite Mini and XL50 are rated for 1-meter drop on the package. The Roughneck's package does not contain a drop-rating. Its product description claims '5-foot drop' (1.5 meter) at one place and '7-10 foot drop' (2-3 meter) at another place.
Really? I mean, I can understand minimal, but it was utterly non-existent, I could not tell a difference whatsoever. This was my first Mag-Lite purchase, and for this little issue, it will be my last (I in fact already returned it to Amazon). Sure, I'm sure the big ones work really well, but a) that's not what I wanted, and b) this just eroded my trust completely in the company for misrepresenting their product.
This is a great flashlight, with good battery consumption, outstanding lighting power for such a small size and very easy to handle and operate. I had one like this before, but i gave it away to my mother so she could have a real flashlight for once. It's evident that i was very happy with my original purchase because i decided to purchase a second one.The quality/performance/price ratio is sensational and a i have to say that LED technology is what makes this little thing a monster.
It kept changing to low beam by itself. So I returned it. My husband kept his, just to have an extra small flashlight in the house, but he will not be relying on it for emergencies or in his bug out bag.The flashlights I purchased were not black, they were silver (see images). But this listing currently shows different colors although it states "black". I am also going on the assumption the color does not affect how well the item works.
The hats were too thin for winter. This is more for the fall!Did not care for it at all...kept it who knows why.
Amazing amount of light for such a small flashlight. I wouldn't expect any less from the maglight brand.Thanks, Great job!
Answer: yes