MAG-LITE(マグライト) 懐中電灯 ソリテール LED(単四1本) SJ3A016 ブラック

以前は電球タイプを使っており、一度も壊れることなく１０年以上愛用していたので、今回も、、、と思ったのですが同商品を見つけれず、ＬＥＤを購入しましたが、電球のように光りの調節は出来ず、ＯＮ・ＯＦＦ程度であること、点灯するとＬＥＤなのにすぐに本体が熱をもつこと、それから 先端部分をひねることによってスイッチを入れるのですが、この部分が非常に軽く、少しまわしすぎると外れてしまうという難点など、個人的にはマイナス部分が大きいです。 が！ ライトとしては、この小ささで、この明るさ、そして乾電池で使える便利性などを考えると非常用に置いておくにはいいかと思います。。。 ◆追記◆ 以前は、★２つでレビューしていましたが、変更しました。 乾電池1本という便利さ、本体の頑丈さ、明るさ、軽さ から、このメーカーと、このシリーズが好きで 以後も、他で購入を繰り返していますが、こちらの商品が半年でダメになったのは きっと、当たりハズレだったと感じます。 なので、総合評価を変更しました！ 本体の丈夫さ、軽さ、便利さなど、やはりこちらの商品は私のお気に入り♪ 光の調整がしたいなら、電球タイプ！ 明るさは、MAXでも光を直視出来るレベルのもの 優しい光で、ほんわかな感じで照らしてくれます (*'ω｀*) 光の調整は不要で、ガンガンに照らしたいなら (☆▽☆)LED！ こちらの光は強いため直視できません！ というより直視は辞めましょう、目に良くないレベルです！ どちらも便利なため、1本あれば十分ですが、両方あればなおよし！ です (*'ω｀*)

I've carried one of these for several years. They were all excellent, but no competition for this new model. This one is much brighter and easier to turn on and off. I enthusiastically recommend Maglite products in general but this one especially so.

ツイストスイッチです。 使わないときにしっかり締めておける安心感は、電球タイプのままです。 製品スペック比較: LED : 748[cd], 37[lumens], ランタイム105分 電球: 97[cd], 2[lumens], ランタイム225分 サイズはどちらも 81mm×φ12.7mm, 重量は24g(単四電池含む)です。 電球型よりも、かなり明るくなりました。 エネループで連続点灯を試したら、120分ぐらい安定していました。 電球のようにだんだん暗くなるのではなく、突然点灯しなくなります。 10分ぐらい休ませたら再度点灯しましたが、1分ほどでまた消えました。 電球の劣化や寿命を気にしなくて良いのは大きなメリットですね。 小さいのに自転車ライトとしても使える明るさです。 ただし、電球タイプのように、満月のような均一な明かりではありません。 緩め方で光の広がりを調整できますが、中心だけ明るかったり光の輪になったりでムラがあります。 強弱の切り替えも欲しいですね。暗闇の至近距離だとまぶしさを感じます。 改善してほしいところもありますが、昔ながらの操作感のまま効率が良くなったソリテールを気に入りました。

LEDなので明るさは抜群にいいです。 アルミ製なので、頑丈な感じはします。 とてもコンパクトなところが気に入ってます。

明るくて非常に満足しました。 今のとこ水につけたことがない為 バッテリーの持続せいはいまのところ 使い始めのため不明

予想以上に小型軽量でした。小さい割に明るく、実用的には問題ない明るさです。 通常の使用には、やや小さすぎる感じがします。 電池のもち、商品の耐久性、防水性については、使用時間が短く、分かりません。

単四電池1本で動作するLEDライトです。これ以外説明のしようがないのですが、この製品は個人的に大好きです。 単三電池のほうがいいのでは？と思う方もいるでしょうが、この製品は単三電池よりも径が小さくとてもコンパクトです。 コンパクトですが、コンパクトすぎません。ちょうどいいです。 LEDの点灯時間もよく、キャンプや野外活動で重宝します。夜間に車内でものを落とした時にもこのライトを持っていると安心します。いつも車のキーと一緒に持ち歩いています。

Great upgrade from my previous candescent bulb version, I paired it up with my leatherman Surge, makes a great EDC combo and super bright for the size.

Robust, hell und langlebig. Klasse Schlüsselanhänger und praktisches Geschenk.

Good product and excellent finishing

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you would think that someone that buys a solitaire wouldn't be serious about lights, but i am. as a steamfitter, my job requires me to carry just a few tools with me at all times and weight adds up fast. i can use this light 20-50 times per day. i try to carry the lightest tools possible. pros: -made in the usa. -takes an aaa battery. those button cell lights are worthless to me. -at 37 lumens it's almost too bright inside small pipe. luckily, i'm a green fella and i like nimh batts. and at 1.2 volts, they take a little bite off the brightness while still leaving a very bright light. -focused beam!!!! yep! if i fancy a flood to walk around the yard, it's there. if i wanna tighten up the beam to see across a big pipe or an otherwise longer distance, i have it! oh, joy; oh, rapture! -great price. around 15 smackers is a dandy price and it should last years. -aluminum construction. plastic lights melt on hot pipe. -pretty tough, yet not described as "tactical". what is the deal with everything painted black being described as "tactical"? whatever. i'm up to my knees in cheap, imported, "tactical" trash. i wish this stupid marketing trend would end. -it has a lens to ward off lint. cool. cons: -the threads are poor. when i unscrewed this baby, the bottom threads were loose and rough and the top threads were about the same. personally, i always tighten up the top (bulb end)threads of any maglite by wrapping them with teflon tape. do this at your own risk. i likes my threads smooth and tight. the problem with the bottom threads was mitigated with some very high-dollar never-seize. this also should be done at your own risk. a person could also use a tiny amount of silicone lube. once again, this is at your own risk. *edit: i actually found that this stuff is the best lube for the threads if you don't want to make a mess with teflon tape. works really good and makes the thread action very smooth:: Silicone Grease 2 0 oz Jar * edit 2: lets ease up on that con. my light has never failed due to the treads or anything else. still, lube ain't a bad idea. -with 37 lumens coming from a single aaa batt.,somethings gotta give...and today that something is battery life (i'm comparing this light with my trusty fenix e01 here). the fenix, while only putting off about 10-13 lumens, has a batt. life of way over 20 hrs....this solitaire shuts off at around 2 hrs. with a stout alkaline and at about 90 minutes with a 800 mahr nimh rechargeable. i would really like to see this light knocked down to 20 lumens to bring an alkaline up to 8-10 hrs. but it's american made and we like hot-rods and hot-rods eat fuel, huh? well, i can deal with it with decent rechargeables because everything else about this little light just plain rocks. -not a huge big deal, but a had to find a pocket clip to fit this. no biggie. a clip from a regular 2 aaa maglite will also work and keeps the light from rolling. to end, this light was worth the wait. maglite did such a great job with this product. sure the threads need help, but that whole problem was fixed in a few minutes for me. the poor threads and the low battery life is what cost a star. if i could give another half star, i would. the battery use is just fine for me. i figure i can pop in a fresh nimh cell every 2-3 days and my world will keep spinnin'. Mag instruments just got my business back. good job, folks :) *update 11-5-13* this baby has been through hell and it still performs flawlessly. sure, when i turn it on it sometimes flickers, but that's the nature of the switch and it doesn't really affect anything. this light is always on my person and it does not get babied. some other guys that i work with have bigger and brighter (too bright imo) lights, but theirs are bigger and harder to carry on their person...so guess who is always loaning out his light? this guy! i put a fresh battery in it every week and i have not had one go completely dead on me. i always carry an extra battery in my lunchbox, but i haven't had to break one out. perfect luminosity. perfect build (after the thread mitigations described above). this is it. this is the light i have been searching for and i'm glad its an American company that makes it...it has earned it's name....and did you see the price? deal of the century. *update 8-29-15*: still. going. but man is it ever beat up. i average 1 battery charge/week out of this baby. i don't even bother with a big trouble light when i have to crawl inside of a pipe for a repair (many times it's someone else's weld). the guys that have the flash lights with a click-switch always have to buy new lights, but my silly little maglight just keeps on going. after i bought this on, i bought some more because i figured i'd lose it (to a borrower, most likely), but i'm still using the same one. because the battery lasts about 90 mins.(rechargeable nimh), i carry a fully charged battery in my lunch-box. i"ve never had to change batteries during the work week, so i guess 90 mins. is long enough. the people that built this need to congratulate themselves. *update 5-18-2017* still works, but i bought a new one. i had beat this poor girl up for years and the lens was just to dirty/messed up to use anymore. i removed the lens and use it around the house now. it surely isn't maglite's fault. the amount of abuse the poor light went though was way above and beyond (also, it still works!). here's to years of faithful service from the new one. *update: 9-24-2020* still carrying the 2017 one and the original one still works. i beat the heck out of this poor light. it's not intentional; i get into my work and sometimes things just get abused. at work, my maglite is always on me and always ready to grab and use. it's just nice to have one thing that can be counted on. it gets dropped, lent out, forgotten, and sweated on but it just keeps going. *update: 12-31-24* hey everyone. funny how time flies. looking at retirement in a couple years...guess i'll be carrying one of these little solitares when i'm fishing, huh? had to lay the 2017 maglite to rest.... still works but there was some catastrophic damage by a certain steamfitter...yeah. that poor little guy was really beat up. i like to buy them a few at a time and use different colored parts...makes it hard to steal my light,lol. the one i'm carrying now has about a year of service under its belt and is always hanging on my t-shirt collar when i'm working. i'm a very quick draw, too. still use my solitare at work and it's about 20 times a day...eyes are getting bad so i try to work less in the shop and more in the field (less welding--less politics). seems like the little solitare is the one thing that always works. it would be pretty neat if they built an aa version. exact light, but with a single aa battery. meh. whatever..the aaa version has served me so well! good job maglite!

Se trata de una mini-linterna robusta, muy bien terminada, y sorprendentemente POTENTE para su tamaño. Todo son ventajas: - excelente acabado - pila AAA (las pilas que todos solemos tener en casa) en lugar de pilas botón que son más caras - tremenda potencia para su tamaño (37 lúmenes), la más luminosa de su segmento - función "zoom": a medida que se gira el cabezal aumenta o disminuye el haz de luz para enfocar objetos cercanos o el paisaje - complemento para usarla como llavero La única pega que le encuentro es que se enciende girando el cabezal, y como tiene la función "zoom" al principio parece que se va a acabar soltando el cabezal. Pero sólo es la primera impresión. El precio no es barato. Pero es razonable, y ajustado a sus prestaciones. En resumen: SOBRESALIENTE. La recomiendo si dudarlo.