Customer Reviews With Photos

I had my doubts with the product image. The image is not accurate to the part number, but the correct part was shipped. Pictures are of the new and old part.

product. But my issue is with the seller. They sent a flashlight without the charger. On the sticker it says stream light. 75711 stinger charger black 425 lumens. And on the actual box it says stinger LED 75710. It’s labeled as 2 different things. Will reorder. Hopefully I get the correct item sent.

Quick Review: Awesome, lightweight, durable, simple, reliable, cool, functional, and you should buy one now. Long Review: In the past few months I have bought 4 of these flashlights. In the past few years I have started an everyday carry system. I have always heard how useful a flashlight is to have on you at all times but never really got one because I though how useful it was considering I have an iPhone on me at all times. So the more I heard about the idea about carrying a flashlight as well as hearing about this flashlight I became intrigued. I saw this flashlight listed at around $20. Being a college student even this is relatively affordable. There was nothing I heard that made this seem like a bad product with reviews and such being very positive. So I puled the trigger on one. Not to sound cheesy but it really did change my life. I never knew how useful these things could be because they are slightly bigger than a pen with a ton of light being thrown out. Definitely an upgrade from the iPhone. This product is not the best out there but it is close. The only other main competitor (that I know of) is the Four Sevens Preon 2 being about the same size and weight. However it is twice as much being around $44. It has a much brighter light over 100 lumens, even though I have heard reviews say that in reality it is not brighter. Also the Preon 2 has different modes like high, mid, low ,sos and so on. This is definitely something to consider because if you have the extra money I would say go for it. It also looks fantastic and is very streamlined. Also the streamlight protac might be another option too. However, if your like me and want to save a few bucks this is the best option. It is slim, not much bigger than your standard pen, it is very simple, and it is rugged. It is also bright and the battery last longer than that you think. Im sure by now you can figure out that I really like this product however there is one small issue I have with it. That is the finish. I'm sure that the finish is great even compared to the competitors but while I had this in my pocket I noticed that the finished began to wear and wear fast. From the few months that I had it it look already a few years old due to it being beat up. I haven't used it a ton nor have I abused it. I think the wear was due to the fact I had a leatherman multi-tool in the same pocket so I don't blame it on the product itself. I was weary about the rubber tail cap getting worn out but I haven't seen much wear on that plus it is replaceable anyways. Other than that there are really no negative points. So overall for the money I have not seen anything that can beat this product. Also Streamlight has improved this model with a more powerful LED bumping the lumen count to 65 from 48. Not a huge upgrade but it still is better than nothing. Again the light is very powerful even for being only 65 lumens it definitely seems like more. It is a huge improvement over an iPhone or any cell phone camera for that matter, it just doesn't compare. I am more than happy to spend my money on this product and would do it again in a heartbeat. Since I got my first one I ended up getting another for myself as well as one for each of my parents. They also love theres although, not quite as much as I do. So in my honest opinion, just buy one. I promise it will be worth it. Oh did I mention it came with 2 Energizer batteries? Well played Streamlight, well played... NOTE: The picture is comparing the new light to the old one. As you can see the old one does have a significant amount of wear and scratches but it runs perfectly and I have no problems using it.

As much as it cost, you would think you would be getting a quality product. I charged it and initially it worked but as soon as I tilted and rotated the head it cut in and out continuously. Now it hardly comes on.

I returned it for the HLX without the laser, and I am very happy i did. Zeroing the laser the way i had it attached to my rail was extremely difficult. If you want the laser closest to the barrel, on the right side of the weapon you will not be able to access both adjustment screws for the laser windage or elevation, only one. This made zeroing it a pain, it was heavy, bulky and doesnt offer the scount mounting options the normal hlx does It IS a good light and good product, if a laser is a must buy this, however the normal HLX is more value for the $ and weighs a lot less

I currently have five Streamlight stylus units. have not had a problem with any of them. One is UV which has limited but sometimes necessary use. Another has a flexible wand about six inches long that makes it ideal to insert in the sound holes of violins that I work on. The other three are straight lights that at times I find indispensable. I have no skin in this "game" nor have I had any contact with the company that manufactures these flashlights. They just make a superior product and in this era of so much junk for sale I think it does no harm to praise them for their good work.

On the Kimber Micro 9 ESV, the TLR-6 doesnt fit the lower portion of the trigger guard. I don't have another Micro to compare frames to confirm on the is ESV specific or not. I'm just going to file the horn down. Apart from the lower guard fitment, it's a great unit. Install is simple and snug. The unit sits at a slight downward angle (possibly ESV related) but there is miles of adjustment in the laser module to compensate.

Muy buen producto. Lo recomiendo el vendedor envío rápido.

I bought this to basically use as a "friendly designator"/"here I am" type of light, specifically for hiking in low-light or even night-time situations. This light is NOT bright enough to use as your main flashlight so I wouldn't recommend trying to use it for that purpose. It also is helpful to mark a position, since it comes with two colors. The clip fits perfectly on Molle, or on a belt. It has a simple shape so I'm sure you could even design your own mounts for it easily if you need to put it somewhere else. My biggest gripe about the light is that they didn't include a third color bulb (green would have been ideal), and the fact that the price is a little much for what it is.

I found elsewhere for $89 delivered, but I love this on my CW9. It is perfect. Very solid, laser stays zeroed, light is bright. Easy to change modes and turn on and off. Momentary use is great too. Very happy with it. Wouldn't want to carry my CW9 without it. Also, I don't find a need to have a custom holster made for this. I use the Techna Clip on my CW9 and I'm very comfortable using it. The trigger pull is so long on the Kahr that I'm not worried about accidental discharge.

didn’t want to believe the reviews, but I unplugged this once as delicately as I could and it broke. everything else about it is great except for the prongs. Don’t be me, this is a failed product!

This is the second one I’ve bought (to keep in my truck) I’ve been carrying the first one for about three years now and it’s by far the best EDC flashlight I’ve ever had it’s basically been through hell and it keeps working, it is bright, waterproof and durable. I’ve used it under water multiple times when diving, I don’t know exactly how deep under water it will work but I know it will work at least 30 feet.

Not sure what to think yet but upon opening the light I see there is a stripped screw head. Bummer. Now I have to go find a screw somewhere and hope to not find more things wrong with this purchase

I was super excited to take this to the range, that didn’t last long. First shot the battery door went flying off and my batteries fell onto the range. I can believe this. This is my edc and I see now not to trust this brand.

First off, I read probably too many reviews on many Tac lights, so any purchase would make me feel reluctant because apparently all lights have downsides. That being said, this light is great especially if you're a Glock owner or the owner of a full size gun. I wanted my light to be bright, turn on easily, match the finish of my gun, be compact in size, low on price (compared to $250 model we have all looked at), and still be good quality. Tall order, but this light has pulled it off. To start, streamlightoutlet.com gets it to my house fast, as expected. I opened the packaging. I read the instructions. Noticed the sticker on the light that read "Do not over tighten. Use a coin to tighten." I knew this after all the reviews that said the light broke right away. A few people said they followed instructions and it still broke. I don't believe them. I think they over tightened. It took me 1-2 minutes to get the right key picked out. Put the key in, put it back together, put it on the rail, and tightened it down. I tightened only with my fingers until it was snug. If you look at the design of the Glock Tac light, you will notice that it doesn't even have a screw to attach. It just has a spring loaded bar that drops into the rail groove. So, it doesn't need to be torqued down, just somewhat snug. I left mine loose enough that you can barely slide the light down the rail maybe .015" easily. Doesn't rattle or vibrate or fall off when fired. No coin was used, let alone screwdriver. Fits great, works great, and so far seems durable.