TRLIFE Maglite LED Bulbs DC 3V, Flashlight Replacement Bulbs for Only 2 Cells C&D Maglight Flashlights, 3W LED Flashlight Bulb Replacement Part Maglight Bulb(1 Pack)

Works exactly as advertised.Just replaced old dim weak bulb with new led and now I have a bright white light on my flashlight. Thank you

Works great in my Mag 2-D-cell flashlight. Much brighter, whiter light and the batteries will probably last longer.

I was at the point of returning this because the bulb was flickering with low light level. Long story short: the little solder nib on the bottom of the bulb that makes contact is made out of low lead nor no lead solder. Its harder and doesn't deform to make contact like older softer lead solder. I took a emery board and slightly flattened out the solder nib. The bulb has good contact now and is bright and steady. I estimate it is about three times brighter than the stock bulb.

Husband order this bulb. Works like it supposed too. Has purchased before.

worked good

3.5 stars, but I want to preface this by saying this lamp blew out because I used it in the wrong flashlight. I have a 3 D-Cell MAG Light, that's around 4.5V. I didn't realize that these LED lamps weren't voltage regulated, so when I bought this one, I figured it would be fine. In fact, it worked for about 2 months of nearly daily use without an issue. It blew out the other day I thought because it couldn't handle the cold. It was only when logging into Amazon to find out when I bought the lamp that I realized it was a 2 cell only LED. It even says it (multiple times) on the item page. In fact, I'm surprised it lasted as long as it did (I think the cells were drained just enough so when I put in new batteries it fried). The reason this doesn't get higher than 3.5 stars isn't because it's a bad product, it's because TRLife literally an identically looking lamp on their store that does literally every other combination of cells EXCEPT 2 cells. Why does this product even exist? If they can make an LED capable of 3-16 cells, why not make one capable of 2-16 cells and avoid any potential confusion? I'm going to get the appropriate lamp (from TRLife most likely), but I put this here so people realize that these things do blow if the wrong voltage is put into them, so just be careful. If you have a 2-Cell flashlight, I say go for it; it worked perfectly fine for me for 2 months in the wrong flashlight, so I'm confident it'll be just fine in the right one for far longer.

Worked great for a replacement

A bit brighter than the standard filament bulb, but not much. Really thought it would 'perk up' my old Maglite flashlight, but it didn't as much as I hoped for.