Do you have to hold down the pressure switch or is it one touch on secound touch off?
1991182
Awesome flashlight. One touch switch. Need to charge batteries after an hour of use for brightest light.
1991183
You must hold the switch to activate. Once pressure is released it deactivates.
1991184
Jesse R. is right. It requires constant pressure for the time you need the light. No pressure, no light.
1333903
Yes, press the MIN buttom to turn on or off. The button is hard to push, so you won't be pushing it accidently.
1995025
It is pressed on and in my case very tightly pressed on. I tried to be careful removing it but still broke the switch. I returned it for a refund.
1380526
It is a switch that stays on until you switch it off. You do not have to hold it down continuously. That would be really annoying!
351284
Not sure, i use a pressure switch on mine so it's only on while the switch is pressed but otherwise im guessing it's designed to not stay on?
2086651
You do need to press and hold. It is sensitive and does not need much pressure. I understand regarding arthritis.
1848836
No pressure switch. It has a switch on it. Push up from the bottom for on down for off. it has a quick release so the cord would prob get in the way.
993150
No pressure switch. Tail switch flashlight, very sensitive though. Momentary on with light press, full press will click and stay on, 2 quick presses a nd will go to strobe mode til deactivated with another press. Easy to operate for me, but I've never like the pressure pad switches.
2081960
yes, it has a pressure switch that comes with it. you can use it or the push button. let me know if you have any other questions! hope i helped
904485
not really a lot of pressure but you have to hold the button in while you're cleaning. that might be problematic for you
717198
I'm sorry I'm not sure about the pressure switch, I do not see any switch on it
1621199
It is working the way it is supposed to. If you want the light to stay on when you press the switch, use the button, not the pressure pad. The pressure pad is supposed to be momentary. With the button you will get more modes: bright, slightly dimmer and strobe, off. The pressure switch only gives you bright and off and only lights while the pressure pad has pressure on it.
320730
The switch turns the effect on and leaves it on until pressed again. It is not a momentary switch. Hope that helps
1777689
I am not sure what you mean by pressure switch but there is a water resistance on/off switch
916273
Did you press the thumb release upward and did the pressure button drop down?
1367734
Nope, just press harder than what you are doing now and leave the switch. You dont have to keep it holding
1589849
Yes, The on-off switch is as depicted in the image. I do not use this switch because I have a remote in-line switch in my hook-up but I would have no problem with using the pump-mounted switch. And, yes, as another reviewer stated, the pump does have a pressure switch.