Taking the top spot as Streamlight’s highest performance handheld light with an output of 5,300 lumens, the ProTac HL 6 is the latest version of the ProTac HL 4 which we reviewed back in 2016. Compared to earlier versions, the ProTac HL 6 uses the new SL-B48 battery with almost...
With the release of the Streamlight Strion 2020 in early 2024, several of the new features from the Stinger 2020 has finally made it to the Strion family of compact rechargeable lights. The new mode selector switch now eliminates the need to cycle through output levels and the battery status...
As the first major upgrade to the Stinger LED family in more than a decade, the Streamlight Stinger 2020 introduces several new features including a reshaped body with anti-roll design, mode selector switch, battery status indicator, and higher capacity lithium-ion battery pack. We previously looked at the Stinger DS LED...
When Streamlight announced the Strion Switchblade in late 2019, it was described as “five lights in one: a drop light, a hands-free light, a bright white light, a UV light, and a color-matching light.” It could also be considered the successor to the now discontinued Knucklehead, which we reviewed back...
It wasn’t that long ago when 500 lumens was considered a lot of output for LED flashlights, and now ultra-high output lights are capable of producing well over 1,000 lumens. The Streamlight ProTac HL 4 has a maximum output of 2,200 lumens and supports Streamlight’s TEN-TAP Programming, which allows the...
Purpose-built to provide important advantages compared to handheld lights, weapon-mounted lights not only allows you to keep both hands on the weapon, but also ensures that the beam is always trained on the target. Taking this one step farther, the Streamlight TLR-2 HL combines 630 lumens of white light with...
