Does the flashlight stay lit (steadily) or blink like a strobe light?
1997655
The light stays on just like a regular flashlight does so no blinking just a steady stream of light. Hope this helps ;)
1997656
The flash light stays steadily lit, and does not strobe. It's quite convenient.
936122
No, it defaults to 1st brightest mode each time you turn it on. Strobe is 4th push.
780060
On mine if you press the button all the way in and release it the flashlight turns on and off at the same setting. If you press the button halfway in it changes modes. I just put it on the brightest mode and then make sure to press the button all the way in when turning it off and on so it stays in the same mode.
869452
This flashlight has two options, both low and high. You barely tap the button and you can select which power you want, then you push the button all the way in to get a steady stream of light without having to finnagle with the button.
1992198
It is push button whatever you want it to be. One of the core features of this flashlight that makes it wicked cool is that it is user-programmable. That said, the default behavior is push button low-medium-high-off.
1882914
No the one I had the light stays on. Basically the switch is all the way to the back in the off position. You move it forward one notch with your thumb and you have the flashlight. You move it forward two notches with your thumb and you have the flashlight and the tazer if you press another button underneath your first finger.
1541585
There will be a slow steady flash of the light. Like every thirty seconds or so.
739202
Mine doesn't blink ... it's either steady read (charging) or steady blue (charged).
52759
Yes, press once and it stays on.If you have it on, when you press and hold the button a second time the light will gradually start to dim until you release.Press and hold from off, the light will gradually brighten. Keep holding, and the light will go through the beacon (automatic flashing) modes - slow, medium, fast, then an SOS pattern. (Handy if you hike in the dark, just clip it to your backpack to improve viability to others.)
403263
yes, the light blinks always when the batteries are in. but it's such a low energy LED that I've used it for many hours and the light is still bright after a year on the same batteries. And when I'm sleeping in the back of my truck or in a tent, I just turn it away from me. any reflective light is so faint it doesn't bother me and I'm a very light sleeper who is annoyed by almost everything at night. I totally love this light. In fact, bought a second and I have two double burner propane lanterns that I will never used again. This light is about as bright as those.
549572
No, it is either a steady on or flashing, but the brightness is not adjustable.
1354976
The flashlight with 3 led's come on when the power goes off. The nightlight has one led and can be turned on or off.When turned on the night light stay's on and if the power goes off the flash light turns on when on automatic.
2015566
If switched immediately, it will go to the next function. If this is delayed, it will default to the bright light position. Push switch, but not fully, and it will go to next function. It is a tactical device as the bright light or strobe will temporaly blind attackers allowing them to be shot multiple times. Carry plenty of ammo.
1894752
Yes, the strobe light flashes 12-15 seconds after the button is pushed. Hope this helps!Michael
2066358
Strobe light flashes of and on constantly while the continuous light remains on.
2066357
A continuous light or 'model' light is just that, it stays on but a strobe light flashes with your cameras shutter through a cable or wireless trigger.
1346333
The flashlight produces a constant beam of light at the first click. This can be broad beam but when the barrel at the front is slid out its a narrowed, square shaped beam. At subsequent clicks of the button switch at the rear of the light, a strobe effect results again, in broad beam or the narrowed version. No instructions came with the product so I'm assuming that's the two modes John.