Streamlight 85010 Scorpion LED Flashlight
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Streamlight 85010 Scorpion LED Flashlight
Customer Review: Scorpion 85010 Flashlight Review
Summary: 5 Stars
Great flashlight. Very bright beam, wide and bright at a distance. Highly recommend!!Customer Review: Scorpion LED Review
Summary: 3 Stars
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 to peel. As much as I was disappointed, I was very pleased at the reply I received when I contacted Streamlight about the problem. They asked me for my mailing address and said they would be sending me a new sleeve. In my opinion, this is why we should only deal with well known companies.Customer Review: Streamlight Scorpion
Summary: 5 Stars
Best flashlight I've owned. Well made and very bright. Batteries last a long time. I have two.Customer Review: Super bright!
Summary: 4 Stars
Small, doesn't roll away, super bright, doesn't destroy batteries. This little flashlight puts out an amazing amount of bright white light.
Two complaints-
The price is rather expensive, which is why I'm rating it at 4 stars instead of 5.
It's a little difficult to keep it on without continuously pressing down the button. When I press the button hard enough to turn it on, it's hard to press it down hard enough to shut it off. For a $45 flashlight, I'd expect this to not be an issue.
Customer Review: The grip slips
Summary: 3 Stars
I've been using this flashlight for more than a year. I'm very happy with the brightness, the battery life, etc.
However, the rubber grip began slipping off the flashlight after about a year (not all the way off, just 1/8 inch at a time). So now when I use my thumb to turn it on/off by pressing the button at the base: (1) I feel the grip slipping and (2) this makes it harder to push the on/off button because extra rubber collects at the base where the button is and (3) it's now a recurring hassle that I have to slide the grip back into place every time I turn this thing on/off.
Next time I'll probably buy a model without a rubber grip unless they fix this problem.