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A review of the Brite Strike Blue Dot Series Flashlight has been posted over at TechwareLabs.com. 'Its not that often that you come across a flashlight that costs $200, then again, its not every day you come across a flashlight that actually makes you stop in your tracks. The Brite Strike Blue Dot Series Flashlight is one of a kind and although on the expensive side, a great buy. Whether you are a police officer, a backyard mechanic, or just your regular old average joe that got a flat tire in the middle of nowhere, you will love this flashlight. At about five inches long and an inch wide, this flashlight is neither too big, nor too small. The Brite Strike Blue Dot Series Flashlight is perfect for any application.'

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A review of the Brite Strike Protector-1C LED flashlight has been posted over at The Gadgeteer. 'The Protector-1C is constructed of aircraft grade aluminum and has a Class II anodized (matte) black finish. All Brite-Strike flashlights are waterproof and shockproof. I definitely would not take this flashlight underwater. But the precision machining and fitted o-ring will enable it stand up to the worst weather. The 3 Watt TAC Light provides up to 80 lumens of white light for up to 2 hours on a single 123A lithium battery. It would be more convenient if it was powered by a more mainstream battery like a AA or AAA. I am assuming the Protector needs a stronger, longer lasting power source.'

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