SureFire Stiletto Pro Multi-Output Rechargeable Pocket LED Flashlight Black

Short bursts of productivity are its best suit, since most of my work is short and to the point. Despite the light heating up relatively quickly, I would reach for the Fenix that I wear on my belt if I needed light for a prolonged period of time. 1/20 Very Nice Upgrade The Surefire Stiletto flashlight is my second of this model. On the job, I use one every day, and on the home front, I use a second. My work required the Stiletto Pro, so I splurged on it. The program has so far been very good to me. Unlike the base model, which has a head made from aluminum and a plastic case, the newest model has only an aluminum body. Since I haven't changed the clip yet, I am likely not to do so. It's nice to have this option, though. There are many benefits to buying the pro model, including its extra lumens. Charging is done with a common USB micro port. It is not possible for me to rate the battery life yet, but if I can compare it to the base model, then I'm all set. It has a slightly different way of setting up the buttons. The transition takes a bit to get used to, but it's nothing to worry about. Everything so far seems to be going well. If anything noteworthy happens, I will let you know.

Aniyah Jennings

| Apr 28, 2021

The Mobile Version). These units have been put to the test and except for the clip / tailcap design, they are completely reliable and I don't regret my purchase. * * * This unit is on the opposite There are many things that are wrong with it. It is overpriced, it is overly complicated for an EDC light, the controls are weird, There are a few problems with this This includes 1. Battery life is the time it takes for the battery to discharge As compared to the E1B with CR123, the risk is significantly lower. Also, there's no wiggle room once it falls low, once it hits the bottom. This causes it to die. There are no real benefits to having the indicator light on
2. A quality of light that is not bright enough A typical E1B will throw a brilliant white light, but this unit will throw a blueish tint, and despite the fact that the specs state it will be brighter, it is not. Also, it does not illuminate at a distance as well as the E1B**3. The reliability of the system In fact, despite beating the lights up, the Stiletto was not able to withstand the beating. I've had it for less than two months, and already it's Lights at a price point like this should not have this problem. As much as I like Amazon, I would return there if I 2. 3. 4. The value here is Despite the fact that the light costs $20 and dies after two months, i am not concerned. The cost of a light that dies after 2 months is 10 times the cost of one that lasts 2 years. I now need to deal with SF customer service, which is a pain. In summary, stick with the E1b for half the price and twice the value.

Hope this helps save others being impatient and money. The following updates have been made at the end of March. I reached out to SureFire customer service which was completely unhelpful in offering My rating of the product dropped from two to one star, but I was grateful for Amazon's return policy since i was able to get a full refund from the website.

Blair Holloway

| Mar 14, 2021

I love the beam pattern, and it's perfect for the day-to-day. A great thing about this flashlight is the form factor. I love to carry a flashlight all day every day, but wearing tight clothes can be uncomfortable when hanging it from my leg. The stiletto pro is comfortable to carry around, not to mention it's really cool looking. turned my flashlight on and off randomly for no reason from time to time and in doing so, I only had to charge it once in the last 30 days. I can only imagine how long it would last if I didn't fidget I've been using this for awhile now and I can say that it's built like a tank and probably going to outlast me lol. Plus, their customer service is excellent so if something goes wrong, they have always taken care of While this light may cost more than most, it is worth what you will save in battery costs. It has become hard to part with this one, and I am excited to see what Surefire comes up with next. They are really starting to compete with companies out there that are developing similar lights.

Alina Ibarra

| Aug 16, 2021

Even though I love and hate the Stilleto, it is a spiritual entity I cherish deeply. It is set up so that it can be operated from a pocket easily. Using the stilleto pro, that problem is entirely solved. The new one is brighter and Unless the standard version is redesigned at some point, the pro is the only one I recommend.

Elias Meyer

| Apr 21, 2021

There is nothing that could be better about this light. - PRO's - An incredible amount of battery life can be achieved. In a month that I've owned it, I've only accessed it once, and I'm still using it every day. Please review
This bracelet can be comfortably used as a back pocket or front Please review
I have dropped it so many times that I don't know how many times I have dropped that. Please review
There are enough options for the perfect amount of light in any circumstance. 25, 300, and 1000 lumens are enough options for any lighting need. The CON's - It has a clunky layout for buttons. In front of the primary switch is the programming To build muscle memory without looking down, it took a while to know which was the main switch. Please review
The design is not very pleasing to the eye. Although I am a huge Surefire fan, I do not think this light is as attractive as some of its.

Nancy Richmond

| Sep 22, 2020

Surefire lights are reliable and extremely convenient. I own two others, and this is by far my favorite. The flat design fits in my pocket perfectly, and the 1000-lumen light delivers enough brightness to easily identify targets, or even My favorite thing about these switches are the two switches behind them, the back switch is always on high and momentary, sure to come in handy in self defense, and the other switch starts always on low, which is good for admins. Another great quality is the fact that it can be recharged using a USB cable. negative aspect is that the head gets extremely hot when it's used at high settings.

Lylah Lowery

| Sep 02, 2020