| Mag LED Flashlights | 
Maglite flashlights have been around for years and are one of the most respected brands. While many competitors have been offering LED lights for some time, Mag had not offered LED lights until very recently. They now have a complete line, including LED drop-in modules that can be used to replace the incandescent bulbs in older Mag flashlights.
The new Mag LED flashlights are somewhat more expensive than the older technology but offer increased brightness, a whiter light, longer battery life, and you never have to replace the bulb. We say it's well worth the extra money.
Welcome to new world, Maglite. |
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Copyright 2006 Flashlight Buyer Reports. All rights reserved. | | Fenix Flashlights | 
Fenix flashlights are relatively new but have become one of the most popular flashlights around. They are used by law enforcement, firefighters, military, and other professionals, as well as by individuals who simply want a high quality and dependable light.
Fenix flashlights use high-powered LED bulb that are very bright and have long run-times.
The most advanced Fenix lights use the new Cree LED that produces extremely bright output with increased battery runtimes.
Most Fenix flashlights have multiple output modes, are digitally controlled, and are extremely compact in size. |
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| Green Lasers | 
Green laser pointers such as this BTG Class IIIa Laser at first appear to be similar to common red laser pointers sold in office supply stores. But appearances are deceiving.
First of all, you wouldn't use a green laser in an office presentation - red works just fine. Green is much more powerful than red. With a green laser pointer at night, you can actually see the beam, not just the dot at the end. Hit clouds and point at stars.
So what is the compelling practical use for green lasers? Well...none. It's the "WOW" factor that makes it a gadget lover's dream toy. It is simply a lot of fun to play with. That's all.
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