Nevertheless it is a superior flashlight to the one I replaced it
599251
This flashlight is bright and works every time - it does have a tendency to get turned on by itself in my pocket.  Nevertheless it is a superior flashlight to the one I replaced it with
400361
It has a brighter light then most flashlight. It battery last longer and its small and compact. I like the different versions of light capabilities.
3232189
Good flashlight but not as good as the FEIT model that some people are saying it is the same as.
217410
The flashlights I received have two modes: flashlight and strobe. Most of the reviews I've read indicate that there is only one mode, so if I have a different product someone let me know please. It's possibly an update to the product.

Flashlights came tightly packaged in a brown box. To review, I'm comparing it with another generic LED $5 flashlight I got off ebay.

Right off the bat, I could tell the Hausbell is of much higher build quality. It's a much heavier flashlight and there are grip textures where your pinky and forefingers go. The clip is screwed on and require an allen wrench to remove, as opposed to my other flashlight's clip, which falls off whenever I try to change the battery. The flashlight lens is slightly thicker as well. The focus slide is much smoother and actually requires some pressure to pull and push whereas my other flashlight's slide jerks around with the slightest touch. One big issue I have with this flashlight is the light switch; the switch is already slightly recessed and requires a lot of pressure to press. So I practically have to jam the tip my thumb into the switch to get the light to turn on. My other flashlight has a convex switch and is fairly light; it's much easier to turn that one on.

Performance-wise, there's no question that this destroys my other flashlight (see pictures). Even using AA batteries, it's at least 125+ lumens; the Meco probably isn't even 50. I mentioned that this flashlight also has a strobe mode, which is nice but unnecessary since it's easy to strobe a single mode flashlight by lightly squeezing the switch. The default mode when you turn it on is flashlight mode. To change it to strobe mode, you need to turn the flashlight off and on again in 3 seconds or less. You can also lightly squeeze the switch once.

Ran it through the shower a couple times so I can at least say it is water resistant (I seriously doubt you can use this as a diver's flashlight though.

I'm probably going to replace my old flashlight with this as my go-to for car emergencies. I'll mount my old one to a gun or something, since I still like that it's so easy to turn on.

I will be updating this review for longevity in about a year; everything else looks good so far.

Overall, I give this product a 90/100, with 10 points off for the hard to press switch.

Note: I received this product at a discount for an unbiased review
3875682
This is newer model from the original Mag that I have that charges with a wall setup.  My only minor complaint is that this one is HARD to put it in the bracket, I really have to work at it (comes out fine).  My old one has basically the same bracket but is easier to put the flashlight in the holder. However, maybe with use it will become easier.  Otherwise, it is excellent.  The light is tremendous.  My original one is several years old and by my front door...wanted this one to have by my backdoor.  Now I have a flashlight available at all times and don't have to worry about constantly putting in batteries.  I would recommend this to anyone needing a good flashlight.
1299644
I had previously owned an older MagLite 3D battery flashlight.  It was a regular bulb, but unfortunately my batteries leaked and ruined it.  I purchased this newer one and what a difference!  The brightness on this thing is MUCH better than my previous one.  Not to mention you are able to focus this beam if you want, along with other options (that I have yet to explore).  The matte finish looks great and the flashlight "feels" right (weight and quality).  If you are looking for a great quality flashlight, look no further than MagLite (and their LED series are fantastic)!
1872648
I carried the Streamlight Stinger for years, but got tired of replacing the xenon bulb and the lithium battery.  It was time to upgrade to LED flashlight technology. I tried the Stinger LED, but did not like the larger size compared to the original Stinger.  The extra length was uncomfortable when worn on my duty belt.  Also, the ribbed rubberized handle made it difficult to deploy the flashlight from a leather scabbard when needed in a hurry.  The Strion LED is a worthy replacement. Ideal size for duty carry.  Works great for technical, field, and tactical use.  Being LED, I'll be glad to see Streamlight offer this light in blue and red illumination.  The aftermarket add-on lenses are not worth the expense.
4304557
My husband was given a flashlight just like this one and we liked it a lot, it has an extraordinary light and we decided to buy another
490430
Is just about the same brightness is any other LED flashlight I've ever had
3972109
This is the updated version that has a more modern LED and a reflector. It's actually bright enough to be used as a "real" flashlight indoors, and has a relatively focused beam with a bright center spot, although is does have some bluish-yellow discoloration artifacts compared to more expensive lights. Best part is it can be taken apart with screws, so it's possible to replace the battery later without tearing and cracking it apart. Way better than the Eco-i-lite I bought a few years ago that became useless when the battery no longer holds a charge.
4295734
I own a few streamlight LED flashlights and definitely prefer this maglite to any of them. It seems brighter and has sturdier construction for about half the price of a streamlight. The other nice thing in comparison to the streamlight is that it uses standard AAA's rather than the proprietary batteries that the streamlight's require. I haven't found a use for the multiple features that this light has yet, but could definitely see using them in road break-down scenario. I keep one of these in my car and one in my tool chest.
588664
Bought this flashlight to replace one for my parents and they think it's great.
4580307
I haven't had it very long but it seems to be very high quality.  It is a little more floody than I expected and i'm not sure about the704 meter or the 3500 lumen claim but it is very bright. More than enough light for anything I can imagine using it for. Update....I am able to illuminate a Stop sign at a distance of 734 yards in Turbo Mode, (3500 lumens). A really great flashlight!
900810
I lost my RC10 so I bought this one. This one is slightly bigger, however, triple the brightness. I love Fenix flashlights!
111308
It works well and is very bright. I actually have bought two different of these Cree Flashlights and I like this one better. It seems a little brighter and the beam is very wide. Highly recommended.
3561686
I've recently developed something of a flashlight obsession since discovering the flashlights that utilize Cree T6 LED emitters.  I'm trying many of them and running out of rooms to keep a flashlight in.  I recently received the expensive Voidhawk T-Rex-2 dual battery flashlight, and I have to say this much cheaper single battery flashlight is every bit as bright, and seemingly even brighter because it emits a white light, while the Voidhawk light has a bluish tint to it.  You cannot adjust the focus from wide to narrow like on many models including the Voidhawks, but this single focus model is well dispersed for both close and distant.  There are three settings - high, low (for longer battery life), and off.  Relatively speaking, a very good buy.
272145
I am another who has a older infinity.

It's a great utility flashlight

I am looking to get another to have arround. It seems my wife has my old one which we used on a vacation trip to her parrent place by the lake.

Brighter flashlights have there place.

Becasue this is a task light, the power switch is perfect. you don't need to keep turning it on and off, because it runs for so long. Just leave it on while your working on the project. It is much easier to find when you put it down. and it uses a standard battery.

I wear it on a lanyard when I need it.

Great for a 72 hour survival kit. Pocket light, glove box light.