Product Description

Rechargeable Flashlights Type: Industrial/Professional Flashlight Power Source: AC/DC Rechargeable Battery Type: C 3.6V Ni-Cad Number of Batteries: 1 Color: Black Length: 8-3/8 Material: Aluminum

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #8630 in Home Improvement
• Color: Black
• Brand: Streamlight
• Model: 75713
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: .0" h x .0" w x .0" l, 2.60 pounds

Features

• Features a 3 Watt super high flux LED with a 20,000 hour lifetime
• Made from machined aluminum with nonslip rubber grip and unbreakable polycarbonate lens
• Consists of anti-roll rubber ring and non slip rubber grip as well as fits in existing stinger snap in chargers
• Runtime: high beam up to 1-3/4-continuous hours, medium beam up to 3-1/2 continuous hours, low beam or strobe up to 6-3/4-continuous hours
• 8-1/2-inches

From the Manufacturer
Streamlight Stinger Led Rechargeable Flashlight features a 3 Watt super high flux LED with a 20,000 hour lifetime. It is made from machined aluminum with nonslip rubber grip and unbreakable polycarbonate lens. This flashlight has anti-roll rubber ring and non slip rubber grip as well as fits in existing stinger snap in chargers.

Customer Reviews

Poor customer service
I purchased this flashlight for law enforcement duty; within a week of when I started using it, the rubber power button fell off the flashlight. I was lucky enough to find it in a parking lot, and I replaced it, but within two more days of use, the button vanished again, this time for good. I've spoken to at least two other people with similar problems using this model of flashlight.

Streamlight so far has been completely unresponsive to my requests for customer support, neither returning my voice mails nor my e-mails. It's an impressive flashlight that casts a good beam, but for the one moving part to fail twice within the first two weeks of use is unacceptable. Even more unacceptable is their refusal to communicate with their customers. This flashlight is simply too expensive for poor customer service. I've already decided that when I buy a tactical light for my pistol, it won't be a model made by Streamlight.

Streamlite Flashlights
Hey - Always thought a flashlight was a flashlight. Thought the Maglite was the bomb - then I worked as a home inspector and at the suggestion of the guy I worked with, got two Streamlights - Now that is a flashlight. The Maglite's sell like crazy, but they are really junk. The beam is pathetic - so many shadows and rings, and the switches fail alot. The Streamlight is incredibly powerful, and the beam is perfect - the spot on the wall is pure light - NO rings, no shadows etc. The service is real good too - of course it should be for the price one pays - but if you need a GOOD flashlight STREAMLIGHT should get first consideration.

Disappointed
Bought this to use as a duty light. The first issue was the switch. If the light was bumped, the switch would go on and it couldn't be shut off, with out unscrewing the battery cover, and breaking the connection. Then it would get stuck in the strobe mode. Then the rubber cover to the side switch came out and I found it on the ground next to the car. And it is pretty much impossible to put back into the light. It's bright, but not nearly what I expected. I since purchased a Surefire G3, which is brighter and more compact, with no switch issues. I also have never found an actual use for the strobe. I have owned several Streamlights, most of which still work, but I wanted to change over to the LED. Perhaps later versions of this light will be better.