Dimensions & Weight
Case Material
Case Features
Case Access Type
Switch Type
Reflector Type
Lens Type
Bulb Type
Circuit
Beam Type
Beam Characteristics
Overall Output
Nominal Color
Battery / Power Type
Battery Life (advertised)
Environmental Protection
Accessories
Special Items of Note
Warranty
Retail Availability & Cost

1- Classic hand-held flashlight form. Geometry is a radially symmetrical round cross-section/ smoothened contours, light diamond pattern body and head knurling.
2- Head of Light is wider than the body & tail-piece which are the same diameter.
3- The flashlight feels light weight but still has substantial heft. Its styling pays cursory homage to a late 20th Century classic- the MAG Instruments®- Mini Mag-lite®.
4-Due to it's long and narrow-diameter body it's ideal for individuals with small, medium or large sized hands. In addition its slenderness lends itself stowage and carry in accessories that accommodate any flashlight with a body diameter of 18mm.
5- One's hand easily surrounds the body section.The body of the light easily fills a Large or X-Large (*1) sized palm with some protrusion. Much more protrusion will occur with small and medium sized hands.
6- The aluminum wall thickness of the battery tube is 1.9 mm.
7- All sections fit together well with fairly smooth threading action.
8- Black Type II (glossy) anodizing on the outside and inside the battery compartment offers protection against corrosion.
9- There is no battery rattle. 'O' ring seals provide some shock absorption, a snug fit and a seal against the elements- especially water.
10- A mid-length center of balance make it comfortable to hold and practical to stand on it's head. Roll prevention is afforded by the attached and removable spring pocket clip. Tail section does not allow for self supported ceiling bounce or candle modes.

1- Ambidextrous.
2- A large palm completely surrounds the body of the, with the thumb and first or second fingers- naturally positioned on the front of the body section just behind the head-portion. In normal use, the thumb of the hand holding the light would rest behind the head with the rest of the fingers supporting from underneath.It may be hand-held in various positions including: Harries Flashlight Technique,Rodgers, forward, upward and downward pointing 'standard' flashlight hand-held modes.
3- A rubber covered Kroll tyle Click On/Off tail switch at the very rear of the tail-piece allows for simple toggling activation of the light.
4- There is an option for momentary On for short On/Off bursts of light such might be used for signaling.
5- No native mounting options for fire arms use are evident, though the mid-section may allow for dedicated clamping brackets or other improvised and custom designed attachment solutions.
6-No provision for lanyard or keyring is built in, though the included spring steel pocket clip may be used to attach a lanyard.

1- Stowage- An included black cordura pouch allows for belt carry with belts that are up to 2.5" wide. Third party holsters and carriers as well as headbands should be plentiful for a light of this form factor and dimensions.
2 - Activation- In normal use, light emits from the front of the flashlight when activation occurs through either a partial depression or a full depression of the of the rubber covered Kroll On/Off click switch. Activation feedback is provided through a distinctive haptic 'click' sensation as well as a clear 'clicking' sound. De-activation is implemented via re-clicking of the toggle switch.
3-The front bezel is threaded to the body section, allowing for user accessibility to the emitter module enclosed in the head section . The optic seems permanently secured to the bezel and seems not to be user servicable. A single 'O'ring protects the head section and LED module from the environment.
4- The removable tailpiece allows for access to the battery compartment for replacements.The battery compartment is protected from the environment by an 'O' ring collar that is integrated in to the tailswitch 'boot'.

1-Glossy anodizing and smoothened contours of the Streamlight Jr LED give the surface a luxurious silky feel in one's bare hands.
2-The 'Streamlight Jr Luxeon' logo is printed in white on the head section.
3- We did not perform a 'pull' test but we judged the light diamond pattern knurling of the surface of the flashlight body would provide fair gripability. The glossiness of the anodizing may contribute to some loss of traction or gripability if used with wet or oily hands.
4- The light weight and sleekness of this light make it suitable for the home or workshop tool box, inspection, camping, with the black anodizing being ideal for law enforcement and security.The head is tapered and unobtrusive - allowing for clear indexing of the front of the flashlight without causing the user any undue fatigue from either bulk or weight. It is certainly as suitable for outdoors,and semi-rough environmental uses as well as being an excellent around the house, glove box, office or workshop light.
5-The toggling click switch activation procedure is sure but requires a hard pressing of a slightly stiff button within the rubber enclosure.There is as much as 4 mm of 'travel' latency in the boot before the light actually comes on.The relatively hard press required to activate the switch as compared to other implementations of the same type of mechanism might make it annoying to activate for individuals with weak or delicate finger tips.
6- The switch is very intuitive to use and the cognitive model is simple and requires neither training nor memorization of complex procedures.
7- Though this flashlight is clearly aimed at being stored in a pouch, holster, pocket or carry box- any form of lanyard ring or hole would have been appreciated for those that like to hang their flashlights from a ring attached to the tail.
8- The tailpiece could have been shrouded to afford ring holes and to allow for an upright table standing posture.
9-The emitter module is user accessible- allowing for some modifications.
10- Good multilingual documentation instructs on battery replacement, use, specifications and warranty. The fine-print text might be too small for some people to read without the aid of magnification.

The Streamlight Jr LED scored Maximum Distance for Object Identification or MDOI at 115 feet -more than adequate for general navigation and occasional searching. It's bright enough to be pressed into service as a close quarters tactical in emergencies only.
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1- At the time of this review, we judged the Streamlight Jr LED to be an ideal general purpose light for individual use in a wide range of non tactical or non mission critical applications.
2- It is a substantial improvement in brightness, bulb longevity and battery life to the time honored classic to which it pays homage.
3- It is thoughtfully designed for a wide range of customers though due to the black anodizing- males are likely to comprise the majority of its owners. It deserves to be produced in a few other colors such as pewter/titanium and silver.
4- The improvement in bin selection of the Streamlight Jr LED's LED emitter over previous Luxeon flashlights is a bonus to both experienced as well as neophyte users of Luxeon LED flashlights.
5- The fact that the Streamlight Jr LED uses commonly available size AA batteries makes it highly accessible to users worldwide. Given the growing popularity and availability of rechargeable AA batteries, the Streamlight Jr LED also gets bonus points as an environmentally sustainable and responsible flashlight option. As such, it makes a perfect gift for recipients that are inclined to use rechargeable rather than disposable batteries.
6- The manufacturers of the Streamlight Jr LED- package the flashlight, belt pouch and 2 Alkaline batteries in a 'pilferage resistant' sealed plastic display package that - makes it suitable for personal purchase. It deserves to be marketed in more upscale packaging for gift giving purposes.
7-Value. With new flashlights in the Luxeon market space -being released weekly- it's hard to define a relative value when comparing non-comparables. At this point in time, the Streamlight Jr LED rates 4.25 stars out of a possible 5 stars.
Our gripes were... A) Overly stiff tailcap functionality B) Slightly slippery surface C) Lack of lanyard attachment point D) Inability to stand self-supported in 'ceiling-bounce' mode.

4.25 Stars-Highly Recommended

Footnotes:

(*1) Medium Men's glove size- Also, a Standardized Flashlight Hand Size Metric (SFHSM)

		Small A-B = 4.5" or Shorter
		Medium A-B = 4.5"-5"
		Large A-B = 5"-6"
		X-Large A-B = 6" and Longer

(*2) Maximum Distance for Object Identification (MDOI). The maximum distance that a person without the aid of magnification-can with normal or corrected vision, under a given ambient level of light, identify an object of known size, and clearly distinguish it from its surroundings. We have tentatively identified the following scenarios for such measures:

• A single average sized person/body identification scenario
  • Urban (city, inside buildings, dark alley, lit streets)
  • Rural (countryside,farm residential backyard)
  • Environmental (dessert, woods, wetlands, over water)
  • Natural & manmade disaster (fire, flood/mudslide,earthquake, hurricane /tornado,bombing scene, collapsed structure etc)
• Small Inanimate Object (smaller than a shoe-box)
• Medium Inanimate Object (Black Plastic 33 Gallon (124Litre) Garbage Bag stuffed with a big sleeping bag)

(*5) Context Inclusive Illumination Window (CIIW) as compared with a Context Exclusive Illumination Window (CEIW) .

• CIIW describes a subject illumination paradigm wherein the illumination target is the focus of the beam's brightest disc or 'Hotspot' and peripheral objects to the target are more dimly illuminated in a larger disc that surrounds the focus or hotspot. This outer region is also referred to as a corona or penumbra.
• CEIW describes a subject illumination paradigm wherein the illumination target is the focus of the beam's brightest disc or 'Hotspot' and peripheral objects to the target are not sufficiently illuminated to be easily discernable at the periphery of subject beam's focus or hotspot.

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