Mini Maglite 3W LED AA review

My brief review of the Mini Maglite 3W LED AA from MAGLITE. This takes 2AA batteries and outputs 69 lumens, the batteries last for a very long time and it is extremely bright! (It is Anodized Aluminium by the way, not titanium)

More info: http://www.maglite.com/AA_Cell_LED.asp

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[Javindo]

@ChrisXn777 Hey - it is a bit odd, if you do it quickly i.e. on -> twist back -> on -> twist back it goes between modes (100%, 25% blink, SOS) but if you do it slowly i,e, on -> twist back (wait about 5 seconds) -> on it goes onto 100% every time. Hope this helps :)

[ChrisXn777]

Hi, thanks for posting!

I'm a tad confused, u said it reset yet u said if you go back to the beginning, and restart it, it goes to the next mode - 25%

Hmmm....

I want it to start on 100% pretty much all the time, will it do that?

Tks!

[Javindo]

@benny5825 I love the big 6Ds because they can double up as a defensive tool/general hard piece of metal for hitting things in emergency situations. I haven't tried any of the X range though, sorry. I am hoping to get a 2D/3D Cell LED Mag soon so I will probably post a video when I do!

[benny5825]

Do you like the big mags what about the xl50 ,xl100 and then there will be the xl 200,i do like mags and have the same as you.

[Javindo]

@benny5825 I have owned a few mags over the years, as have friends and other family members and I suppose I just stick with the brand because I find them extremely reliable and durable. I realise that they are probably not the most reliable, most durable or cheapest but I will admit that there is a slight sense of brand loyalty at play.

[benny5825]

What made you choose a mag over another make?