Maxlite 3 28 inch. vs Maxlite 3 29 inch
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If you are looking for a more roomy travel bag get the Maxlite 3 29 inch expandable spinner (particularly for women who like to carry tons of luggage).  I bought both the Maxlite 3 28 inch and the 29inch....my wife loves the 29 inch one
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I'm not sure who was at fault here. Amazon? Savoy House Lighting? Regardless, my wife and I really like these light fixtures and they were fairly easy to install. But, once we hung them up, we noticed one of the glass casings was slight bigger than the other. Talking .25 in wider and .25 inch longer. How does that happen when we order 2 of the same models? Honestly, most people don't know the difference unless we mention it, but we noticed.
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This is a review of the Energizer High Intensity Flashlight.  It is the 185 lumens version.  This is a 2AA battery light that is 6 inches long, with a 1 inch diameter at its biggest and 7/8 of an inch at its smallest.  It is a hard metal silver colored light with a bumpy grip that is easy to hold.  This light will roll on a flat surface. With batteries it weighs 5  1/2  ounces.  The switch is in the butt or tail, a feature I do not like as it is not where I would naturally hold my thumb.  The switch  is on or off with no brightness options. The device will not stand on its tail so you can not use it as a candle.  It comes with a lanyard for the wrist.

The packaging says the batteries will last 2 hours and 30 minutes at  135 lumens.  It is rain and splash resistant and there is an o ring in the screw on tail where you change the batteries.  My light has a rattle if you do not fully tighten the screw on butt.

In the general purpose 2AA American big name flashlight producers (Energizer and Rayovac) there are several choices in the non-low end lights.  Energizer has a softer bodied so called Hard Case Professional task light, model TUF2AAPE at 250 lumens and 30 lumens with the switch on the side. Rayovac has the DIY2AA-B LED flashlight at100 lumens or 18 lumens with the switch in the tail.  Both of these will sit on the tail and will not roll on a flat surface. I like the Energizer TUF2AAPE because of the softer, lighter case. It is easier to handle for me and has the switch on the side where my thumb naturally is.  It is less likely to wear or tear a hole in my pocket. It will sit on the tail. Home Depot sells it for about $15.
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Compare "Pattern 878-T6 Kit" of Ultrafire 1000 Lumens Zoomable Cree Xm-l T6 LED 26650 18650 4x AAA Zoom (sold by Onedayshop)... with the Nebo 5581 220 Lumen Redline Tactical Flashlight Strobe S.O.S.  I just wanted a brighter flashlight for a reasonable price, and couldn't decide from the huge selection on Amazon, so I bought both of these.

Summary: The Ultrafire 1000 wins, but the Nebo 5581 is a respectable 2nd place.

First, I looked at dozens of reviews here on Amazon and was very concerned about the large number of cheap "pirate" CREE flashlights being sold. In the under-$40-price-range, it seems impossible to tell which model to buy and who the reputable sellers are. For this reason, I almost stayed away from buying this type of light altogether, but this one (with two batteries and a charger) was so cheap, I couldn't resist giving it a try.  Mine was the 878-T6 Kit shipped by Amazon sold by "Onedayshop" for under $16 on Prime.

Info not found in the item description:

1. I got pretty much what is pictured here.  A flashlight, a charger, 2 Ultrafire 3000 batteries (NOT 4 batteries, but they appear to be authentic), an adapter "cage" that holds 3 x AAA batteries , and a plastic "sleeve" to hold the Ultrafire battery in place inside the flashlight.  The flashlight uses ONE Ultrafire battery at a time (or 3 AAA's).

2. Packaging - Mine came with all these items "loose" in a plastic bag. The two batteries looked "factory-shrink-wrapped", but everything else was pretty much just loose in the bag.  Could have been opened and returned by someone else, but everything looks new - no scratches, dirt, or any sign of use.

3. Quality - Yes, the charger seems pretty cheap, but works. Starting with low expectations, I was pleasantly surprised by the flashlight.  Fit and finish seem excellent.  The threaded parts screw on and off smoothly, o-rings look and feel "right", the focusing "ring"  simply slides forward and back with a push of your thumb, and works smoothly.  Can't say anything about durability (I just got it) but will update if I have any problems.

4. Performance - Very, very impressed.  1000 lumens? 1800 lumens? I have no idea.  I'm sure ALL these flashlight sellers are overstating the numbers.  But it is very, very bright.  It beats the Nebo 5581 flashlight, hands down (even with the AAA batteries).  When focused for distance, it shines farther and brighter.  When set for "broad beam / close range" it is brighter and the "circle of light" is much wider than the Nebo.  The Nebo is great, but the Ultrafire was greater.  In fact I like it so much, I just decided to order three more for gifts, or to have around the house.  I hope the next 3 are as nice as the first one.  :)

Update 12/12/13: the next three I ordered (also from Onedayshop) are NOT as nice as the first one.  From 5 feet away they look the same, but clearly 2 different versions of the same flashlight.  The latest shipment has the same markings, labeling, etc as the first, except the new (lesser quality) has "W-878" printed just below the trademark "Ultrafire", whereas the first light I received does not have this marking.  Fit and finish just aren't as nice as the first.  The charger also appears cheaper.  Tested side-by-side, they both put out about the same light - can't say one is brighter than the other.  I'm a bit disappointed, but still... they didn't cost much... they work... I'll keep them.  But my rating goes from a 5-star to a 3-star for shipping me two different models.
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I e mailed Eyou they told me the exact measurement for length on the 28"dual row Cree led light bar was 33.5".
Just got it today the box is 33.5" the light is 28" . hope I have no trouble sending to back for the next size longer
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If your on the fence about whether to get this light or its big brother, the TN36UT consider this.
 1. The TN30 mini out last the TN36 in every mode.
 2. Youll see a noticeable difference in output, but not a large one unless you use Turbo mode.
 3. While in turbo mode, the TN36 runs hotter than the TN30
 4. The TN36 uses the same four 18650 batteries as the TN30. (in my opinion a light that puts out twice the lumens should have a larger power source)
 5. The TN30 is over $150 cheaper as for some reason, Thrunight only offers the TN36 with a bundle. (users that buy the TN30 first have no easy way of upgrading later)
 6. Though the TN30 has the name "Mini" in its title, this light is exactly the same size as the TN36. Some customers may see MINI and think its a smaller light.
 7. The 2 meter drop rating of the TN36 over the 1 meter drop rating of the TN30 only means they tested the lights at their respected heights. It does not mean the TN30 cant withstand a 2 meter drop.
 8. Everyone whom I shown the TN30 to has been impressed.
 9. Probably one of the best bang for the buck lights on the market.
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I have had this light for about 2 months and what a difference it makes in cutting. It is way more precise than any laser system and Dewalt actually took one from Milwaukee on this (because  this is standard on milwaukees slider) now they have the new dw 780 which this L.E.D light is standard equipment on. I moutned it on the dw 718 and even my subs are using my saw now. great tool for 29.00 bucks and will improve your abilities if you have a hard tim seeing lines or if your a pro make life a lot easier.
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I had the e15  170 lumens version four the last two years,, and it was not the best light to work with without a modification of putting a soft foam gasket in flashlight, and the spacing between the three outputs were horrible, but I still had it on my keychain anyway waiting for fenix to fix it, finally they did and it's awesome!!  The new 450 lumen 2016 model iis awesome and  Still fits on keychain perfectly!! U can see the difference in size but u can't feel it, I have the pd25,,pd22ue,,,,e12,,e05,,and the pd35,, tk2900 lumen flashlights,, fenix flashlights imo are the best,, I got two of the fenix 700mah batteries to to power the e15, the light seems a bit on the blue tint side compared to the 170 lumens model e15,, all I can say is thank you fenix for building another great flashlight at a reasonable price
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As was noted in some other reviews the 30x loupe is not very good.  However the other 2 loupes are very good.  I really only needed a 10x, and for less than I expected to pay for one loupe I got 3.  As long as you are aware the 30x will probably disappoint you - I would recommend this item.
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Just a foreword, square flashlights are not for everyone. It creates a projection beam which keeps light consistent throughout the frame. I currently own both the 165-lumen Bone Collector HD torch and now this 330-lumen Rubicon T300L (the one pictured).

Pros (330-Lumen Version):
It's brighter than the 165-Lumen model but the difference is not very significant.
It uses standard 4xAA batteries
Well-built
Has bright, low, and red modes

Cons (330-Lumen Version):
The HD square is not a consistently lit box like the 165-Lumen version. I can see faint criss-crossing lines inside the square frame of light.
There's also a clover-like halo around the square. It doesn't eliminate stray light as well as the 165-Lumen version.
The light can be triggered with slight pressure against the rubber button. If you carry this in a backpack, the batteries could drain if you're not careful.
I don't like how the battery cap is designed. You have to hold the cap steady to make sure the screw threads align. The battery cap on the 165-lumen is easier to access.

Comparison (330-Lumen vs 165-Lumen):
The color temperature of the Rubicon is a bit cooler (blue).
The 165-Lumen version uses CR123A batteries. They run expensive and the rechargeable versions don't last long.
The size of the square is roughly the same between both models when held side by side. If you hold it 42 inches away, it will project a 12x12 inch box. There is no way to adjust the projection box size by twisting the lens. You have to stand far back to project a big box.

tl;dr
The Rubicon solved one problem that the Bone Collector 165-lumen had which were the 2x CR123A batteries. The overall quality of light, however goes to the 165-lumen Bone Collector Bushnell. The Rubicon has a defective on/off button because a slight press can trigger the light.
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Bought the 7 inch for my fusion and it works as the factory version just cheaper, shorter and better looking!!
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I bought a US #10 and they should measure 28cm.
This ones came US 10 BUT THE MEASURE IS 29  cm they are to large
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So it took a little bit for me to decide which set to buy.. Another friend bought the dewalt kit.. I used it and it was ok.. kind of cheap feeling as I used it.. after all the reviews I went ahead and bought the Milwaukee.. battery last longer, feels solid, seems stronger,the light is great... I made the right decision...
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Looking for a ttrue 1076 light.all i got so car not right one
True 1176  has same base as a 1156 but has double contexts as  a 1157
Most supplier send lights that work usins casing for ground  Boston contexts are net. And por. And work that way. So most of the light don't work with basea grounded
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Because various details including maximum lumens and battery run time differ between what is posted on the official coastporland.com website and here on amazon, as well as the max lumens listed in the product title for each light on Amaon differs from that detailed in the product description section, I was hesitant about ordering from Amazon.

I ended up emailing Coast regarding both the HP14 and HL27 to shine light on this issue and see if Amazon is selling old versions under the same model names. Here's the reply I got back:

"Our specs are the current and updated specs. Amazon may not have the updated spec sheet up on their site yet. They order directly through us so they should have the current product." --- consumer.help@coastportland.com"

Fantastic news! So bottom line...ordering directly from Amazon will get you the most up-do-date flashlight at a discounted price in comparison to ordering directly from Coast's website.

Tip to Amazon Customer Service...please update the product description for each light, it's pretty confusing to everyone.

As a tip, I prefer the HL27 over the HL7.  The top strap can be removed on the HL27, but it's nice to have it as an option.  It  just fits nicer on the forehead and the battery life is much better.  Just the sculting of the HL27 fits better and more securely on my head in comparison to the HL7, even without the top strap on
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I purchasted a 1600 luman that is TWICE as bright as this so called 3000 lumen light.
 it has one battery Vs 3 for this 3000. I don't think it is worth the money at half the price.
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It's a Maglite.  You can go wrong.  The light is powerful and the distance it reaches is impressive. The batteries last really long.  I gave four starts because for that price you will find more potent (more lumens) flashlight in the markets, not necessary the same quality as a Maglite.  Any ways you won't be disappointed.  A 274 lumens Maglite is at 30 feet or farther more powerful than a 400 or 500 lumens of most brands (not all). I recommend it.