Streamlight Stylus Lights: $20 Well Spent

Published on November 28, 2009
Duration: 25:08

This video provides an expert review of the Streamlight Stylus series of flashlights, focusing on the Stylus Pro, original Stylus, and PolyStylus. The reviewer, Nutnfancy, highlights their utility, affordability, and durability for everyday carry and professional use. He emphasizes the practical advantages of simple, single-mode lights for civilian EDC over more complex multi-mode options, detailing differences in battery types, brightness, construction, and user interface.

Quick Summary

The Streamlight Stylus Pro is a highly recommended EDC flashlight, offering 24 lumens and 7.5 hours of runtime with common AAA batteries. It features a durable aluminum construction, IPX4 water resistance, and a user-friendly clicky tail switch, making it a practical and affordable choice for daily use.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Utility
  2. 00:46Stylus Pro Overview
  3. 02:07Original Stylus
  4. 02:36PolyStylus Introduction
  5. 03:52Comparison with High-End Lights
  6. 06:11Battery Types
  7. 07:09Construction & Waterproofing
  8. 09:40Ergonomics & User Interface
  9. 13:01Brightness & Beam Patterns
  10. 16:31Burn Times
  11. 19:40Track Record & Durability
  12. 21:52Pricing & Color Options

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key differences between the Streamlight Stylus Pro and the original Streamlight Stylus?

The Stylus Pro uses common AAA batteries and features a clicky tail switch, offering 24 lumens and 7.5 hours of runtime. The original Stylus uses less common AAAA batteries, has a twist-on tail cap, provides 10 lumens, and boasts up to 60 hours of runtime.

Which Streamlight Stylus model is recommended for everyday carry (EDC)?

The reviewer often favors the Stylus Pro for EDC due to its use of readily available AAA batteries, simple clicky switch for one-handed operation, and durable aluminum construction, despite its shorter burn time compared to AAAA models.

Are the Streamlight Stylus flashlights waterproof?

Yes, the Streamlight Stylus series, including the Pro, original, and PolyStylus models, meet IPX4 waterproof standards, meaning they are resistant to splashes from any direction. They also feature O-ring seals for added protection.

What is the brightness and battery life of the Streamlight Stylus Pro?

The Streamlight Stylus Pro outputs 24 lumens of brightness and provides approximately 7.5 hours of regulated burn time. It is powered by two standard AAA batteries.

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