3-Cell D Flashlight

The flashlight is solid as you would expect from a MagLite. The 3-D light is not too heavy and brighter than the 2-D light version so a good overall choice. It should last for many years. Flashlight arrived quickly and is an official Maglite product in its original packaging as shown in the product description.

I have used these for years and have always had good success using them. I recently bought two of these for my girlfriend and a friend of mine for an upcoming camping trip. I’ve got one that is 20 plus years old and still works like a champ! What is good about these is that they are easily upgraded to LED and they are repairable when they do experience an issue. There is plenty of support from Maglite and how to videos on YouTube to repair these, so don’t throw your flashlight that the batteries leaked in or are stuck in! There is plenty of ways to repair the flashlight! So yeah it’s not comparable to a modern flashlight, but you’re going to get a light that will last for years and unlike some manufacturers, make a light that can be repaired.

I like that it is very bright and very sturdy, unlike some flashlights I've had. The only downside is that it is rather heavy. But that is my own fault, I should have purchased the smaller model. I will probably do that and give the larger one to my grandson.

The 3D incandescent Maglite puts out 47 lumens of light at full battery strength. If we are honest, we are not buying this device for the light output. I have a AA size LED light by another company in my pocket that puts out 50 Lumens on medium. Many of us have fond memories of Maglites. We also appreciate the fact that these lights can be used for protection against attackers. The 3D cell Maglite with the NON-LED, user changeable bulb design, is a great host for a very good flashlight. I use a battery adapter to run two 21700 Lithium Ion batteries in the light. This setup gives me 8.4 volts to power an integrated LED and reflector that simply replaces the stock bulb and reflector. The drop in that I chose provides about 500 lumens of light for over 4 hours of runtime. And the beam pattern is much better. I honestly think that the only reason that MagLite still makes these incandescent flashlights is for those of us who want to build our own flashlight using different LED's, reflectors, and batteries. If you want a good Maglite with good light output, look at their LED versions. If you use Alkaline batteries in your flashlights, be sure to change the batteries at least every 6 months. I have had Alkaline batteries destroy several flashlights of all brands when stored in my vehicle.

It was to replace an old one. This is perfect and working well.

Have had previous one for years. The quality is good. You can adjust the light to wide or narrow. Heavy duty great flashlight!

I've had a maglite for many years. The one I had been using was over 40 years old. It finally just didn't work for me any more. So I bought another one. I hope it lasts as long as my old did.

Giving it a 1 Star Rating, Why ? They could make it better-Good Quality Flashlight ? No doubt, one of the best out there, but way overpriced in this version IMO. The standard bulb that comes in it is woefully inadequate, - there are brighter ones out there but with the price being paid they should be giving You the top of the line bulb that is being made Today for the Consumer without Us having to consider getting an upgrade for it. There are a lot of Flashlights for sale out there fm various Companies that are looking to take the lead in sales (jess' sayin'). I really like the idea of just a plain on/off button (which this one is) w/o the strobe, blinking, etc, etc.-that's all You need. Good Flashlight, Quality Build, with just a couple of quirk's. I already own one of their mini mag's, so I do believe in Their Product. Best, PawPaw C Update : I had considered purchasing one of the L.E.D. upgrades for the Maglight, but You're looking at at least $20. more to do so if You go with 1 of the better ones, so We started looking for another Brand of Flashlight due to the POOR Beam given fm. the Maglight. We found the KunHe Atlas Brand Flashlights & actually got them on sale (currently) & paid LESS for the TWIN pack of the KunHe Atlas Flashlights than for the single Maglight. Both have Aluminum Exterior, Knurled shaft, 3 D size Battery capacity & adjustable beam, BUT ck out the photo supplied as to the dialed in spot beam-the Maglight is on the left & KunHe on the right - the Maglight is not even close BUT it is more expensive ! You decide, I did.

It's a good product BUT I purchased unknowingly...thought it was a LED torch....will now keep it for home use and look for another LED torch.

今まで使っていたのが点灯しなくなったので、20数年ぶりに買い替えました。落したくらいでは壊れないので安心して使えます。

Excellent produit permettant bon eclairage avec autonomie satisfaisante. De plus sa conception rend la lampe a la fois solide et etanche. L'emballage sobre permet une bonne protection.

I put new batteries in and the light was so weak I was convinced there was an issue with them, so I replaced them with another three new batteries from a newly opened pack… nope, just a dull light. It’s about 1/4 as bright as my iPhone light. Very disappointed.

Sehr gute, helle Lampe. Der bauähnliche Vorgänger aus den 1990er Jahren musste ersetzt werden, weil die Lampen nicht mehr erhältlich waren. Die Lampe macht einen sehr robusten ersten Eindruck.