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Product Specifications
Part Number 85010
Size42 Lumens
Power SourceBattery-Powered
Item Package Quantity1
Type of BulbLED
Batteries Included?Yes
Batteries Required?Yes
Item Dimensions
Length5.72 inches
Width1.25 inches
Height1.25 inches
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Product Description
Amazon.com Product Description
Thanks to its super-high-flux Luxeon LED bulb, Streamlight's Scorpion is one of the brightest flashlights out there for its size and weight: It's rated at a blinding 47 lumens, yet it only weighs 5.3 ounces with batteries. The body is made of durable machined aluminum and features a rubber-armored sleeve for a sure, comfortable grip. O-rings keep the moisture out, and a polycarbonate lens (with scratch resistant coating) protects the LED. A convenient tail-cap switch lets you turn the light on and off without having to switch from an over- to underhanded grip.
The Scorpion runs on two three-volt lithium batteries (included), which will give you up to 1.75 hours of run time, with another couple of hours at reduced illumination. If you think it will be a while before you work through those four hours, you'll be relieved to know that the batteries have a 10-year shelf life-in other words, this flashlight will be ready when you need it.--Josh Dettweiler
What's in the Box
Flashlight, Luxeon LED bulb, two three-volt lithium batteries
Amazon.com Product Description
One of the brightest, lightest personal flashlight ever created, the Streamlight Scorpion LED is the only tactical light with a rubberized grip and tailswitch and anti-roll head. It also includes C4 LED technology for up to 3x the light intensity of standard LED flashlights.
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This Streamlight Scorpion LED (model 85010) is powered by two CR123A lithium batteries, which provides up to 3.5 hours of run time on the high setting (160 lumens). Solid state power regulation provides maximum light output throughout battery life.
The machined aluminum barrel is covered by a rubber-armored sleeve in black for a sure grip, and an O-ring sealed, high-temperature glass lens. Other features include an anti-roll head and multi-function rubber push-button tactical tail switch. This flashlight's IPX4-rated design is water resistant. The Scorpion LED measures 5.6 inches long with a 0.94-inch barrel diameter and 1.25-inch head diameter, and it weighs 2.8 ounces with battery.
Streamlight's C4 LED Technology
Basic LEDs provide a number of significant advantages, including significantly longer run time, an almost infinite life, and amazing durability since there is no glass or filament. A downside to basic LED bulbs is that they're not especially bright, but Streamlight has tackled that problem with its C4 LED technology.
Producing a brighter, more powerful, blinding light than any LED that's come before, the Streamlight-engineered reflector with C4 Photonic Crystal technology almost triples the brightness and creates an intense beam that pierces the darkness. With C4 LED technology, your Streamlight flashlight will approximate the range and brightness of a xenon bulb. You'll also enjoy the long-run times and indestructibility of an LED with an increased level of brightness that leaves basic LEDs in the dark.
Warranty
This flashlight is warranted to be free of defect for a lifetime of use. Streamlight will repair, replace or refund the purchase price, at its option, of any Streamlight product that does not work or that you manage to break for as long as you own it. This limited lifetime warranty excludes abuse, batteries, chargers, switches and electronics. Rechargeable batteries, chargers, switches, and electronics have a two-year limited warranty with proof of purchase.
What's in the Box
Scorpion LED flashlight; two CR123A lithium batteries; operating instructions
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59 of 67 people found the following review helpful
The Streamlight Scorpion LED is for anyone who needs a small professional grade tactical flashlight that's extremely bright, water resistant, tough, impact resistant and has great runtime per set of CR123A batteries. The Scorpion LED is without question one of the very best all around flashlights available. The Scorpion LED uses a shock resistant Luxeon I LED that produces a very intense white light. The Scorpion LED also has a power regulator that provides constant brightness throughout the life of the batteries. And it's textured reflector, produces a beam that has a very bright and smooth spot with a bright corona and nice spillbeam. And with the Luxeon I LED you will no longer have to worry yourself about an old fashion bulb in your flashlight, because the LED will never burn out or blow and never needs replacement like bulbs do. It can also withstand impacts so severe, that the flashlight would more then likely be totally destroyed before the LED was destroyed. With a Scorpion LED light, the only thing you'll need to worry yourself about, is changing batteries.
I read one review on Amazon.com where the reviewer claims that the Streamlight 51006 Tasklight 3AA Luxeon may be a better general purpose flashlight. The reviewer also states that the Streamlight Scorpion LED is only slightly brighter than Streamlight 51006 Tasklight 3AA, and that the 51006 is far more economical because AA batteries are much cheaper than CR123A Batteries, unless you buy tons of CR123A batteries in bulk. These are very misleading statements and not very accurate at all.
So here are some verifiable facts regarding the Scorpion LED. First of all, Streamlight Scorpion LED is vastly superior to Streamlight 51006 Tasklight 3AA Luxeon in every regard but runtime/burn time per set of batteries. Streamlight states that the Streamlight 51006 Luxeon will give you 28 hours of runtime per set of batteries. However, I find it to be down to 50% of it's beginning brightness in just under 6 hours runtime, and down to less then 25% one hour later. The light will burn much longer, but the light output will not be very useful for much at all after 7 hours. However, 6 hours to 50% is great runtime, just don't expect to put a set of fresh AA's in the light and think you can be walking mountain trails at night after 6 hours of continuous usage. The Scorpion LED's burn time is shorter, down to 50% in 2 hours and 52 minutes with about 2 hours of useful light afterwards. This is really very good runtime, and one must also keep in mind that the Scorpion LED is putting out much more light then the Tasklight. Using the numbers from FlashlightReviews.com the Streamlight 51006 is rated as follows: Overall Brightness is rated at 15.50 and the Throw (Lux) is rated at 17.84. The Streamlight Scorpion LED is rated as follows: Overall Brightness is rated at 26.00 and the Throw (Lux) is rated at 43.21! This means that the Scorpion LED is not only much brighter, but it also throws it's beam more then twice as far as the Streamlight 51006 Tasklight 3AA Luxeon.
Now about those batteries, AA Alkaline Batteries can still be a little cheaper, but you can get very good high quality CR123A Lithium Batteries for less the $1.25 each! If you went into your local CVS and got a 4 pack of Name Brand AA Alkaline Batteries it would likely cost you more then $6.00 or about $10.00 for an 8 pack, that's just about $1.25 each per 10 pack. You can get CR123A Batteries on-line for that price, and you don't have to buy large bulk quantities to get them for $1.25 or less. I always buy in lots of 20, 50 or 100, but at times I'll try a different brand of batteries and only get 10, then if I like them I'll get 20 or more soon after. You can get these very high quality CR123A Batteries for $1.25 and less from www.batteryjunction.com and other places on-line. However, I would highly recommend buying Titanium CR123A from www.amondotech.com for only $1.00 each! Titanium CR123A Batteries are of very high quality, and they are PTC Protected for safety just like the name brand batteries. I believe without question that the Titanium Brand CR123A Batteries from www.amondotech.com are the very best value out there. You can read a review on them at: http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews/titanium_123a.htm to learn more. I had been using SureFire Batteries from www.surefire.com that were $15.00 for a box of 12 and I was very happy with them. However, I believe the Titanium Batteries are just as good and for less money. In fact, in many of my flashlights they perform as good, and is some cases better then the name brands that cost more then $5.00 each. Recently SureFire raised the price of their SureFire CR123A Batteries from $15.00 to $21.00 per box of 12, so now the cost is $1.75 each. BatteryStation at: www.batterystation.com also recently raised the prices on their CR123A Batteries from $1.25 to $1.45 each for their very high quality low price CR123A Batteries. However, these are still very good prices for a batteries that outperforms Alkaline Batteries in every regard and are worth checking into and trying. So, as you now see, high quality CR123A Batteries at $1.25 or $1.00 each are right there in price with name brand AA Alkaline Batteries. Furthermore, Lithium Batteries greatly outperform Alkaline Batteries, and they will not die on you in cold weather the way Alkaline Batteries do. And CR123A Lithium Batteries also have a 10 year shelf life. So, don't forget to check out the Titanium CR123A Batteries and other great products at: www.amondotech.com. With their great performance, PTC Protection (Thermal Safety Device) to protect against over heating, and at a cost of $1.00 each, Titanium CR123A Batteries just can't be beat!
The Streamlight Scorpion LED is a world class superior flashlight, that's very well made and is great on performance. And with their high quality and low prices on-line, CR123A batteries are now no longer a reason to miss out on this screaming bright, Professional Grade High Intensity LED Flashlight. I bought 2 Scorpion LEDs when they first came out and they both get used extensively, and I just can't say enough about this great little light! I highly recommend it to all. I also recommend that people read reviews at Amazon.com, but don't rely solely on them. Do some research and get all the facts. I highly recommend reading flashlight reviews at www.flashlightreviews.com before buying a flashlight to get facts. The web site is very good, and one can get the unbiased quality and performance test results on flashlights. Even after you get a flashlight, you can use flashlightreviews.com to research other flashlights, and also to keeping up on new illumination products that come out. Check it out and get the facts regarding the Streamlight Scorpion LED. I'm sure you'll agree with me, it's one great light!
I read one review on Amazon.com where the reviewer claims that the Streamlight 51006 Tasklight 3AA Luxeon may be a better general purpose flashlight. The reviewer also states that the Streamlight Scorpion LED is only slightly brighter than Streamlight 51006 Tasklight 3AA, and that the 51006 is far more economical because AA batteries are much cheaper than CR123A Batteries, unless you buy tons of CR123A batteries in bulk. These are very misleading statements and not very accurate at all.
So here are some verifiable facts regarding the Scorpion LED. First of all, Streamlight Scorpion LED is vastly superior to Streamlight 51006 Tasklight 3AA Luxeon in every regard but runtime/burn time per set of batteries. Streamlight states that the Streamlight 51006 Luxeon will give you 28 hours of runtime per set of batteries. However, I find it to be down to 50% of it's beginning brightness in just under 6 hours runtime, and down to less then 25% one hour later. The light will burn much longer, but the light output will not be very useful for much at all after 7 hours. However, 6 hours to 50% is great runtime, just don't expect to put a set of fresh AA's in the light and think you can be walking mountain trails at night after 6 hours of continuous usage. The Scorpion LED's burn time is shorter, down to 50% in 2 hours and 52 minutes with about 2 hours of useful light afterwards. This is really very good runtime, and one must also keep in mind that the Scorpion LED is putting out much more light then the Tasklight. Using the numbers from FlashlightReviews.com the Streamlight 51006 is rated as follows: Overall Brightness is rated at 15.50 and the Throw (Lux) is rated at 17.84. The Streamlight Scorpion LED is rated as follows: Overall Brightness is rated at 26.00 and the Throw (Lux) is rated at 43.21! This means that the Scorpion LED is not only much brighter, but it also throws it's beam more then twice as far as the Streamlight 51006 Tasklight 3AA Luxeon.
Now about those batteries, AA Alkaline Batteries can still be a little cheaper, but you can get very good high quality CR123A Lithium Batteries for less the $1.25 each! If you went into your local CVS and got a 4 pack of Name Brand AA Alkaline Batteries it would likely cost you more then $6.00 or about $10.00 for an 8 pack, that's just about $1.25 each per 10 pack. You can get CR123A Batteries on-line for that price, and you don't have to buy large bulk quantities to get them for $1.25 or less. I always buy in lots of 20, 50 or 100, but at times I'll try a different brand of batteries and only get 10, then if I like them I'll get 20 or more soon after. You can get these very high quality CR123A Batteries for $1.25 and less from www.batteryjunction.com and other places on-line. However, I would highly recommend buying Titanium CR123A from www.amondotech.com for only $1.00 each! Titanium CR123A Batteries are of very high quality, and they are PTC Protected for safety just like the name brand batteries. I believe without question that the Titanium Brand CR123A Batteries from www.amondotech.com are the very best value out there. You can read a review on them at: http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews/titanium_123a.htm to learn more. I had been using SureFire Batteries from www.surefire.com that were $15.00 for a box of 12 and I was very happy with them. However, I believe the Titanium Batteries are just as good and for less money. In fact, in many of my flashlights they perform as good, and is some cases better then the name brands that cost more then $5.00 each. Recently SureFire raised the price of their SureFire CR123A Batteries from $15.00 to $21.00 per box of 12, so now the cost is $1.75 each. BatteryStation at: www.batterystation.com also recently raised the prices on their CR123A Batteries from $1.25 to $1.45 each for their very high quality low price CR123A Batteries. However, these are still very good prices for a batteries that outperforms Alkaline Batteries in every regard and are worth checking into and trying. So, as you now see, high quality CR123A Batteries at $1.25 or $1.00 each are right there in price with name brand AA Alkaline Batteries. Furthermore, Lithium Batteries greatly outperform Alkaline Batteries, and they will not die on you in cold weather the way Alkaline Batteries do. And CR123A Lithium Batteries also have a 10 year shelf life. So, don't forget to check out the Titanium CR123A Batteries and other great products at: www.amondotech.com. With their great performance, PTC Protection (Thermal Safety Device) to protect against over heating, and at a cost of $1.00 each, Titanium CR123A Batteries just can't be beat!
The Streamlight Scorpion LED is a world class superior flashlight, that's very well made and is great on performance. And with their high quality and low prices on-line, CR123A batteries are now no longer a reason to miss out on this screaming bright, Professional Grade High Intensity LED Flashlight. I bought 2 Scorpion LEDs when they first came out and they both get used extensively, and I just can't say enough about this great little light! I highly recommend it to all. I also recommend that people read reviews at Amazon.com, but don't rely solely on them. Do some research and get all the facts. I highly recommend reading flashlight reviews at www.flashlightreviews.com before buying a flashlight to get facts. The web site is very good, and one can get the unbiased quality and performance test results on flashlights. Even after you get a flashlight, you can use flashlightreviews.com to research other flashlights, and also to keeping up on new illumination products that come out. Check it out and get the facts regarding the Streamlight Scorpion LED. I'm sure you'll agree with me, it's one great light!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
I needed a backup light for subway tunnel inspection and ordered this Scorpion. When I met the team one of my partners forgot his light and borrowed my new Scorpion. After 4 hours in the tunnel the Scorpion was still as bright as it was in the beginning of the inspection and was brighter than most other flashlights being used. It is great because of its brightness, compact size, and long life. I am buying more Scorpions based on this experience.
16 of 21 people found the following review helpful
The Scorpion LED is very good flashlight both for brightness and size, and I am satisfied with the product. However, I guess that 51006 Lux 3AA model is better overall. Here are my comparison.
1. For brightness, Scorpion LED is slightly brighter than 51006, but there isn't much difference. Considering that Scorpion LED is fed by 2 123A Lithium batteries(which is expensive), 51006 is far more economical because AA batteries are far cheaper than 123A unless you buy tons of 123A batteries in bulk price somewhere; you can even use rechareable batteries for AA size. Also 51006 has definitely longer battery duration. Although I haven't done any actual testing myself, Streamlight argues that 51006 can be used for up to 28 hours, while Scorpion LED can only be used for 3.75 hours(with brightness declining).
2. Scorpion LED is much shorter than 51006; 51006 is about 1.5 times longer. For size, Scorpion LED is better. However, 51006 isn't really uncomfortable size in most cases.
3. Body of Scorpion LED is covered with rubber like regular Scorpion, while 51006 has metal body. For weatherproof matter, Scorpion LED should be better.
4. Since both uses Luxeon LED, buld replacement shouldn't be a concern here.
To conclude, if you need more compact and more weather-resistent flashlight no matter what, Scorpion LED is better choice. However, if you need a flashlight just for general purposes and maintenance economy is one of your concern, consider 51006 or something else.
1. For brightness, Scorpion LED is slightly brighter than 51006, but there isn't much difference. Considering that Scorpion LED is fed by 2 123A Lithium batteries(which is expensive), 51006 is far more economical because AA batteries are far cheaper than 123A unless you buy tons of 123A batteries in bulk price somewhere; you can even use rechareable batteries for AA size. Also 51006 has definitely longer battery duration. Although I haven't done any actual testing myself, Streamlight argues that 51006 can be used for up to 28 hours, while Scorpion LED can only be used for 3.75 hours(with brightness declining).
2. Scorpion LED is much shorter than 51006; 51006 is about 1.5 times longer. For size, Scorpion LED is better. However, 51006 isn't really uncomfortable size in most cases.
3. Body of Scorpion LED is covered with rubber like regular Scorpion, while 51006 has metal body. For weatherproof matter, Scorpion LED should be better.
4. Since both uses Luxeon LED, buld replacement shouldn't be a concern here.
To conclude, if you need more compact and more weather-resistent flashlight no matter what, Scorpion LED is better choice. However, if you need a flashlight just for general purposes and maintenance economy is one of your concern, consider 51006 or something else.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Good inexpensive light
I bought this light as a backup flashlight for work. It's very bright, the construction is sturdy and it feels good in my hand. Read more
Published 1 month ago by TC
Superior!
This flash light out shines my old fourteen inch Stream light by many lumens. The LED is the way to go! Read more
Published 4 months ago by J. Shelton
Great little light
I gave this light to my Dad for his birthday, and he can not stop fiddling around with it! It is amazingly bright, gotta love led technology!
Published 6 months ago by drfrumpy
very good LED flashlight
Have several xenon tactical lights (Streamlight, SureFire) - wanted to try one of the newer, "brighter" LEDs. Not disappointed. I like this light a lot. Read more
Published 7 months ago by WV Hillbilly
Amazing little flashlight
Beats any flashlight I have ever used, by a mile. Small, light and very bright, very bright! Fits in your pocket. Great product.
Published 8 months ago by r strait
Scorpion LED Review
I like the light, but there was a problem with the rubber sleeve. After having the light for just over a week and only using it a couple of times, I noticed the sleeve was starting... Read more
Published 13 months ago by bballiam
Powerful light
The light beam is the most powerful I've seen for this or any size flashlight. Should definitely get it.
P.S. They should've included the case with the price.
P.S. They should've included the case with the price.
Published 15 months ago by bbass
Super bright!
Small, doesn't roll away, super bright, doesn't destroy batteries. This little flashlight puts out an amazing amount of bright white light. Read more
Published 20 months ago by Stephanie
perfect.
Its very bright at 120 lumens. Has a decent battery life. Its perfect for the job i use it for, iam a security guard, so its size and the light extremity is just perfect-o. Read more
Published 21 months ago by DarthVaughn
scorpion Flashlight
Excelente linterna, gran haz de luz, liviana y muy resistente, no se podia esperar menos de la linea scorpion, supero a la primera en un 200%...
Published on May 20, 2010 by Gerardo Fernandez
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