MagLiteML25IT Incandescent 3-Cell C Flashlight, Black

I bought this mostly for the nostalgia, but opted for the smaller C Cell version rather than the classic D Cell just because the D Cells are giant and heavy whereas this smaller light will actually fit in my backpack.Anyway, not a lot to say. It's good quality. Obviously not bright compared to LEDs, but you probably know that already.If you need a practical reason for your nostalgia-driven purchase, keep in mind planet Earth is due for a Solar Maximum, which means solar flares and EMP bursts in the next couple decades. It might be good to have a flashlight with no electronics among your preps.

Not as bright as my Streamlight LED flashlight; but no electronics means it would still function after a Solarflare, or EMP...!

Overall it’s a Maglite and it’s built to last. Only dilemma is the Bi-Pin Bulb, there are more available options for LED Conversation bulbs for the original metal contact base bulbs.I showed a comparison with a Minimag with an led conversation bulb. The yellowish tint light is the MG25IT. I also did a AA to C battery conversion. I also showed a pic of it disassembled for you to see all the parts. Comes with a spare incandescent bulb in the bottom cap.

These original Maglites are getting harder to find. LEDs are great, but I like old-school and this fits the bill. Tough, bright, and simple in a very handy package.

It’s a Maglight. I have many flashlights, but none that I’ve bought are as durable as Maglight. I’m not fond of the lack of on/off switch, but since switches are a main cause of failure in most flashlights perhaps the twist switch is more durable. I needed a C- cell for various reasons and I this one is what I wanted and needed. I would buy again.

This flashlight is very light and compact, but has a very bright light when it is needed. It is perfect for easy storage, and quick bright lighting.

Perfect for around the house or garage. Built nice and sturdy. Did lose one of these to cheap batteries.

I had so much confidence in Maglite products, that I immediately tossed all the packaging for this flashlight as soon as I opened it. When I initially tested it, it worked fine, but a bit later, the light became very faint and died. We assumed it was the batteries, or maybe we just got a bad bulb, because... Maglite. We tried a variety of brand new batteries and the spare bulb, and eventually it seemed to randomly start working again. We thought we'd fixed the problem. Then, when we needed to use the flashlight, it happened again. Of course, now it's past the return date, and I threw away all the packaging, anyway. There are so few brands these days that a person can trust. Maglite used to be one of them. Not any more, apparently.

Klein und fein

Muy bonito Diseño y da muy buena luz,de gran alcance.Recomendada especialmente para quien le guste la luz calida de los focos Xenon incandecentes.La fabricacion es muy buena y resistente.Con la excelente calidad Maglite.Amazon lo envio a tiempo y muy bien empacado.

Luz muy pobre

I was actually pretty impressed with the beam on this small xenon C battery flashlight ... in comparison to other 2D maglites the beam seams to be smaller and more concentrated but the spread is were it lacks big timeIve put it up against my streamlight stinger xenon and the beam is about the same but the hot spots about half the size and more concentrated on the maglite ML25LT... zoomed out the ML25LT is worst than a AA mini mag were the streamlight could easily light a roomif you want a good small xenon maglite that works more like a little spot light than the ML25LT will probably impress you but expect almost zero performance when the beams spread out

Rien à dire. Mag-Lite c'est le top en lampes de poche, torches...