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Part Number 101500
ColorGray
Power SourceBattery-Powered
Wattage3 watts
Item Package Quantity1
Type of BulbLED
Batteries Included?Yes
Batteries Required?Yes
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The new Mini Maglite LED is crafted after the legendary Mini Maglite flashlight, an icon of classic American design famous around the world. Built tough enough to last a lifetime, its durability and patented features are now available with new MAG-LED technology. Benefits include a powerful projecting beam that focuses simply by rotating the head. Balanced optics combine a highly refined reflector with a quality LED for a brilliant adjustable beam. Intelligent energy-source management (patent pending) balances high brightness with efficient power usage. For candle mode, unscrew the flashlight head, place it head down on a stable flat surface, and set flashlight barrel into head.
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63 of 64 people found the following review helpful
Color Name:Gray
I'm am very happy to report on the next generation of the 2 AA Mini Maglite LED flashlight. Mine is gray, model #SP2209HJ.
Where the older style of the Mini Maglite LED has a larger head than the incandescent version and no hole on the tail cap to attach a lanyard, with the next generation Mini Maglite LED, we see the return of the smaller head so the rubber rim for the face cap fits as well as the lenses of the accessories pack. The hole to attach a lanyard is back in the tail cap.
It measures 1/2" longer than the incandescent version.
The holster still doesn't have the Velcro flap and is a tighter fit than my Velcro-flapped holster, but then, that applies to the current incandescent Mini Maglite's holster, too. I guess Mag changed the design to save on production costs.
Although the corona isn't quite as bright or quite as white as the 80 lumens Duracell Daylite 2 AA LED flashlight that I bought at Walmart for $5 more at the same time, the hotspot is brighter and the overall diameter of the beam is broader than the Daylite's. I like the Mini Maglite LED much better, not only because the beam is broader, but also because it weighs less, is narrower and shorter, and doesn't have a push-button on the tail cap.
I'm VERY pleased with the Mini Maglite LED because it has settings for 100% power, 25% power, blink, and SOS that is definitely good for signaling for help whether by a lost hiker or a survivor of a natural disaster or other emergency situation. Just twist as usual to turn on, then twist off & on again to sequence to the other modes.
What that does to those who prefer one of the tail cap push button modifications, I don't know. I prefer to twist it and can do it easily with one hand.
At the 25% power level, designed for reading at night or saving the batteries during prolonged emergency use, instead of lasting for hours of continuous use as on the 100% setting, the package says that fresh batteries will last for days. I haven't tried to run down a pair of batteries through it to see how long they'll last, but it makes sense because any of the brighter LED flashlights go through batteries faster than those producing fewer lumens.
All in all, I think Mag did this version of the Mini Maglite LED right and hope they do as well when they upgrade the Solitaire to LED.
[Updated on 8/31/09 - I tested the battery life with a pair of fresh alkaline batteries at 100% power and a second pair of fresh alkaline batteries at 25% power.
Continuously on at 100% power, it dimmed and started flickering at 116 hours (4 days, 20 hours) until it went out at 117 hours.
Continuously on at 25% power, it started flickering at 192 hours (8 days) and went out sometime during the next 6.5 hours while I was asleep.]
Where the older style of the Mini Maglite LED has a larger head than the incandescent version and no hole on the tail cap to attach a lanyard, with the next generation Mini Maglite LED, we see the return of the smaller head so the rubber rim for the face cap fits as well as the lenses of the accessories pack. The hole to attach a lanyard is back in the tail cap.
It measures 1/2" longer than the incandescent version.
The holster still doesn't have the Velcro flap and is a tighter fit than my Velcro-flapped holster, but then, that applies to the current incandescent Mini Maglite's holster, too. I guess Mag changed the design to save on production costs.
Although the corona isn't quite as bright or quite as white as the 80 lumens Duracell Daylite 2 AA LED flashlight that I bought at Walmart for $5 more at the same time, the hotspot is brighter and the overall diameter of the beam is broader than the Daylite's. I like the Mini Maglite LED much better, not only because the beam is broader, but also because it weighs less, is narrower and shorter, and doesn't have a push-button on the tail cap.
I'm VERY pleased with the Mini Maglite LED because it has settings for 100% power, 25% power, blink, and SOS that is definitely good for signaling for help whether by a lost hiker or a survivor of a natural disaster or other emergency situation. Just twist as usual to turn on, then twist off & on again to sequence to the other modes.
What that does to those who prefer one of the tail cap push button modifications, I don't know. I prefer to twist it and can do it easily with one hand.
At the 25% power level, designed for reading at night or saving the batteries during prolonged emergency use, instead of lasting for hours of continuous use as on the 100% setting, the package says that fresh batteries will last for days. I haven't tried to run down a pair of batteries through it to see how long they'll last, but it makes sense because any of the brighter LED flashlights go through batteries faster than those producing fewer lumens.
All in all, I think Mag did this version of the Mini Maglite LED right and hope they do as well when they upgrade the Solitaire to LED.
[Updated on 8/31/09 - I tested the battery life with a pair of fresh alkaline batteries at 100% power and a second pair of fresh alkaline batteries at 25% power.
Continuously on at 100% power, it dimmed and started flickering at 116 hours (4 days, 20 hours) until it went out at 117 hours.
Continuously on at 25% power, it started flickering at 192 hours (8 days) and went out sometime during the next 6.5 hours while I was asleep.]
82 of 87 people found the following review helpful
Color Name:Gray
I have the 2 cell AA LED Mini Maglite, and I love it. But let's clear up some misconceptions about what this little gem is and isn't. In the dark, this is a bright, capable flashlight that illuminates a wide area. Unlike Maglites you may be used to, the beam can't really be focused. Yes, if you point it towards the ground at your feet, you can see the beam converge. At five yards out, it doesn't really matter, it's an area light no matter what.
If you are looking for a solid area light that doesn't take up a lot of room and has long-lasting battery life - wait no more, this is your flashlight! Go buy it right now.
If you are looking for something to replace a SureFire or StreamLight, keep looking. This flashlight just isn't in the same league of brightness. Yes, it's rough and tough and for a small flashlight it is very bright for close tasks. If you are looking to light up chunks of real estate at night, then you are better off with a SureFire.
A couple of words of warning about this light compared to the "regular" halogen - it is a larger flashlight. In diameter it is the same, but in length it is about one inch longer. And since the LED is supposed to be indestructible, there is no spare in the cap.
I carry this on my belt with the included holster, though I pray to God Maglite wakes up and gives us a holster that LOCKS closed. Would it kill ya to give us six inches of nylon and velcro to hold the blessed thing in place, Maglite?
BOTTOM LINE : A solid, dependable light that is excellent for small areas or enclosed spaces. After all, it is a Maglite. Only six inches of fabric and velcro keeps this from being the best LED flashlight for any amount of money.
If you are looking for a solid area light that doesn't take up a lot of room and has long-lasting battery life - wait no more, this is your flashlight! Go buy it right now.
If you are looking for something to replace a SureFire or StreamLight, keep looking. This flashlight just isn't in the same league of brightness. Yes, it's rough and tough and for a small flashlight it is very bright for close tasks. If you are looking to light up chunks of real estate at night, then you are better off with a SureFire.
A couple of words of warning about this light compared to the "regular" halogen - it is a larger flashlight. In diameter it is the same, but in length it is about one inch longer. And since the LED is supposed to be indestructible, there is no spare in the cap.
I carry this on my belt with the included holster, though I pray to God Maglite wakes up and gives us a holster that LOCKS closed. Would it kill ya to give us six inches of nylon and velcro to hold the blessed thing in place, Maglite?
BOTTOM LINE : A solid, dependable light that is excellent for small areas or enclosed spaces. After all, it is a Maglite. Only six inches of fabric and velcro keeps this from being the best LED flashlight for any amount of money.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Color Name:Gray
I repair industrial equipment in a large production facility, and I use this light several times a day. This lamp is the best combination of power, size, price, and strength out there. It puts out a powerful pure white light, and can be focused! When the batteries start to run down, the lamp starts going off and on to remind you to change them. The color is a real pretty silver gray.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Maglite have outdone the competition!
I've always been a fan of Maglites high quality flashlights. I've owned nearly all of the various styles, from the 6 D cell, to the Magcharger. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Jaseun
maglite
they are great flash lites. I got 2 BEING HANDICAP I KEEP ONE IN BEDROOM AND ONE IN LIVING ROOM. VERY BRIGHT WITH THE LED MAGLITE SP2209H 2-AA Cell Mini LED Flashlight with... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Anna Woloschin
Bad design Not durable
I have owned 3 of these mag lite LED flashlights and the problem is they are not durable as you would expect from a mag lite. Read more
Published 2 months ago by 1gmctruckman
LED AA maglite
This flashlight is GREAT. It's different settings both high and low are very useful. I have the older non LED AA maglite and this new model blows it away. Very quality product.
Published 3 months ago by edguy4
Bright but hate SOS feature
I am pleased with the brightness of this flash lite, but the twisting of the head to get it to just stay on, and not start the stupid flashing on and off, drives me nuts! Read more
Published 3 months ago by TechnoMage
Don't waste your money
Maglite was a great flashlight until they made this model. I needed a new mini mag for work(i have used maglites since they came out) so i ordered this new model sp2209h mini LED,I... Read more
Published 4 months ago by jpp
Holy crap...
that's bright!
I only need it to illuminate objects a few feet away, and for rummaging thru equipment bags at night or in dark places. Read more
I only need it to illuminate objects a few feet away, and for rummaging thru equipment bags at night or in dark places. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Jon B.
Good flashlight
Maglites are always good flashlights. It is a very durable, strong light. Good multipurpose light for the price. No complaints.
Published 4 months ago by Anonymous
Buyer BEWARE, get the RIGHT ONE !!!! Not all the same! READ!
I use one of these MagLite LEDs at work and it is the BEST light I have ever used. When I went out to buy a spare one, I was SHOCKED at what I found! Read more
Published 5 months ago by Toni
The color is even bettwer than the picture
The color is perfect, and it looks relay heavy duety, yet it took me some time to figure out how to switch between different light systems "I'm not a big fan of instructions :),... Read more
Published 6 months ago by Sherif Kamel
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