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Question: I which country it is made?
Document: Bought this as part of my Trek Around Borneo gear as my backup light when my headlight fails. Part of my criteria was that as much of my gear is Made in the USA, so I naturally went to Photon. Oops! I didn't check, but these are actually Made in China. My Bad.
I wanted a light that would be made by an American company, small enough for every day carry, LED, durable, reliable and not too expensive. After a few weeks of research I was pretty sure that Proton Pro is what I was looking for.When I received the light I was surprised at how dirty it was from some kind of glue all over it.
I'd not seen one, but I do have several LRI tiny Photon lights on keyrings, EDC kits, camera bag, etc. LRI makes good, practical, well-made flashlights. I know the function of this flashlight is much like the Photon Freedom in that brightness can ramp up continuously from zero to full output. The logic of using the modes in this flashlight is straight-forward.
The only component of Mag Instrument's flashlights not made in the US is the bulb for their Solitaire. But the Photon Pro light is very well made, well designed, I pinch the clip a little so it will slip over my pocket as it does not have much of a lip. I wish the white LED came on low and ramped to high, instead of coming on in high mode. I like the red LED light too. The strobes and SOS are more interesting than practical.
I read all the other reviews here and decided to purchase this light. I am a flashlightaholic, and have a number of LED flashlights, including Surefire 6PL and G2L, Inova Bolt, Mag-Lite XL100, and several Fenix AAA and AA lights. First of all, this flashlight is made in CHINA. It says so on the box, it says so on a label on the clip. I visited LRI's web site and they boast of having started the company in Vermont with all local employees.
I've been eyeballing this light for a long time. I was already familiar with the company's well-made squeeze lights. The fact that it operates on one AA battery, has powerful red and white beams, and a ring for a lanyard were all attractive features. I planned on using it in a small emergency kit. The price recently dropped, so I finally ordered. The light appears well made and provides a beam that adjusts for intensity/power usage.
My only complaint, and it is a minor issue is that I wish the red led bulb was brighter.
I wish the red lens had the same spread as the white and this flash light would be well above the rest.
In fact, my fiancee ended up putting it on her keychain. In a purse, the extra length doesn't matter. It's no longer than the mascara or lip gloss. I will have to order a second one for myself.
Overall outside was durible, but the battery compartment was not durable as it broke. I wasn't ruggid with the flashlight and did not throw it around. But it broke, was bummed as I couldn't do much about it during the deployment. Other than that like it!
Answer: no