Powerful and Portable: Streamlight 66604 💪 MicroStream USB 250-Lumen Rechargeable Pocket Flashlight in Black Review

I have never owned an Every Day Carry lamp. They seemed too bulky to put in a jeans pocket. I saw this flashlight on a gun forum, got reviews from people whose opinions I respect, and took a chance on buying it. This is an excellent flashlight. I wear it every day now. It fits in my shirt pocket every morning. I now consider it essential along with my trusty Swiss Army Knife. I don't leave the house without one of them. I've used it during the day to help those aging eyes and also used it to…

This small flashlight has many advantages: Good light, very compact, well made, rechargeable with a mini USB cable. The big downside for me is that while there are low and high modes that claim to be double-clickable, they can't be used. To activate the mode change (I accidentally did it once and never again) you have to double press the power button incredibly quickly, fighting resistance from the spring in the mechanism and the heavy waterproof rubber cover over the button. I was warned about

The Streamlight Microstream USB rechargeable lithium-ion flashlight packs performance into a very compact package. The built-in charging port and included battery will get you up and running quickly. Love the fact that I can use the power bank on my emergency radio to charge this flashlight. In an emergency, it's always handy to have several lights with you. Search the model and my name on YouTube for a full and detailed presentation. Features I like about this flashlight: Wonderful, 250 lumens

First my flashlight came in a plain white box marked 'Made in China' and came with cord, strap and instructions. I wasn't impressed and after reading some interested reviews and that Revain has the same item under a different part number (66601) I realized it was intentional and seemed genuine. The PDF part number listing on the Stream Lights website for this 66604 model shows it comes in a box. 66601 is supplied in a clamshell blister. My guess is that perhaps non-consumers (police, rangers…

I work in a mechanical shop and the whole time I was there I've had several flashlights, most of which were Streamlights. The last lights I had were a Streamlight ProTac and two Streamlight Stinger lights, all lost and none broken. I bought this flashlight because I kept losing flashlights that were costing me $50-$200 every time I lost one and it was starting to hurt my bank account. For the price, this flashlight offers amazing performance. Although this flashlight is about the size of a…

As these rechargeable flashlights with non-replaceable batteries seem to wear out after a few years, I don't think it's worth spending a lot on. I've been out of the light long enough to test durability, but at this price point, the Microstream is already a winner. Sturdy construction and bright enough for everyday activities. The low mode is perfect for illuminating a car's engine bay, while the high mode is bright enough to light up my living room or scan my small garden. Slim design and…

This flashlight is the perfect size to always carry in your pocket. My everywhere with me. It's very thin and packs a powerful battery to keep the size small. This "Coyote" model is set so that the first press of a button turns the light on at full (blinding) brightness. You can then quickly turn it off and on again to switch to a lower brightness mode. I recommend this setting over the regular model because the regular model works in reverse in low light. The advantage of the Coyote model is…