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The Streamlight Jr. F-stop is a worklight that fits in your pocket. It provides a smooth flood beam to illuminate your work area without tiring your eyes. Slide the lens forward for a smooth transition to a spot beam for distance lighting. Spot and flood modes: – spot: 220 lumens; 5,600 candela; 150M beam; runs 6 hours (alkaline); runs 10 hours (Lithium) – flood: 250 lumens; 360 candela; 38M beam; runs 6 hours (alkaline); runs 10 hours (Lithium).
Slide lens forward to switch from flood to spot
Spot 220 Lumens; 5,600 Candela; 150-meter beam; runs 6 hours (alkaline); runs 10 hours (Lithium-sold separately)
FLOOD 250 Lumens; 360 Candela; 38-meter beam; runs 6 hours (alkaline); runs 10 hours (Lithium-sold separately)
IPX4 water-resistant; 1-Meter impact resistance tested
Removable, rotatable pocket clip
Pros: one mode, flood/spot, nice build, not too bulky for EDC.Semi-Cons: button is flush with housing.I got this to replace my 5-year-old EDC Stylus Pro this past week but I wanted to share my first impressions.It's a little on the thick side but that's not too much of an issue. If you carry it in your pocket on a daily basis, the button side of the flashlight conveniently sticks out of the pocket for easy access and the clip is very nice.The button is flush with the housing, which protects the button from unwanted ware but I have found myself almost dropping the flashlight when turning it on. However, I will get accustomed to it as time goes on.The feature I love the most is the flood/spot mode switching. It's a smooth transition that can be done with one hand. In flood mode, it's slightly brighter around the center but barely noticeable. Spot mode is concentrated well with a nice peripheral lighting.Overall, this product seems like the result of Streamlight researching the types of features people want in a flashlight and I'm thankful for that. If they make a Stylus version, I may switch to that one.
