MecArmy SGN3 BUNDLE with a Grey Mini Rechargeable LED Flashlight, Rechargeable Lithium Polymer Battery, and a Mini USB Light
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Product Specifications
- 160 Max Lumens and utilizes CREE XP-G2 LED
- Patented Product for Utility and Design
- Special design uses 3 LEDs, CREE XP-G2 for primary and 3mm for side LEDs
- Uses rechargeable 280mah lithium polymer battery and charges in just 90 minutes
The MecArmy SGN3 Bundle comes with 1 x SGN3 Keychain Flashlight, 1 x 280 Rechargeable Lithium Polymer Battery, 1 x Mini USB Light
Product Description
If you are looking for a unique multi-function everyday carry keychain light, you have come to the right place. The MecArmy SGN3 USB rechargeable LED flashlight is perfect for the military or tactical enthusiast. It has a patented design and instant access to multiple lighting functions…all with one hand. It has a high quality die cast alloy shell built for endurance and a specially designed tail allows the light to be hung on a chain. LED ：CREE XP-G2 Reflector ：SMO Max Output ：160 lumens Max Run Time ：6 h Max Beam Distance ：40m Max Beam Intensity ：410cd Battery ：280mAh Length ：59mm/2.323in Height ：10mm/0.394 Width ：23mm/0.906in Weight ：38g/1.34oz Accessories ：Manual, O-ring, Keyring, Lanyard Features ：Multifunction, Mini, Rechargeable. The MecArmy SGN3 Bundle comes with 1 x SGN3 Keychain Flashlight, 1 x 280 Rechargeable Lithium Polymer Battery, 1 x Mini USB Light
Features:
Uses 3 different LEDs: White, UV, and Red
Designed for everyday carry
Uses a standard micro USB port to charge and charges only in 90 minutes
Constructed with high quality die cast alloy shell that’s built for endurance
Features a specially designed tail that allows the light to be hung on a chain
Has a 5 year MecArmy warranty
Dimensions: 59mm (length) x 23mm (width) x 10mm (Height)
Weight: 38g
Product Reviews
So good, I bought another.
I thought I lost my first SGN3, so immediately bought another. Oh sure, I re-researched it and thought about the Surefire and Manker, but I wanted the red LED, smaller size, and better charge port cover.The SGN3 is plenty bright for task lighting or walking after dark. Since it doesn’t require batteries and charges from common chargers, it is essentially free to use. And since it is so small, it has become as common in my pocket as a knife and Bluetooth. Being flat, it just disappears until you drop something under a seat, have to hotwire a computer, or get stuck hashing after dark. I often wind up holding it between my lips (so not as good as a true headlight, but better than having to go find one!). It does not stand up on its tail, but that’s fine. After several months of getting scratched by keys and coins, it has developed a nice “brassed” appearance (i.e. powdercoat worn off the edges). I suppose the “stonewashed” model would look new-ish forever, but I re-bought the same grey color. And then I found my original!Future improvements: suggest MecArmy makes it waterproof. I accidentally went swimming with it, and it didn’t work until I thoroughly dried it out. Doesn’t seem to be any long-term damage, but I consider that lucky.
Five Stars
Amazing device.
Really awesome and rugged little light
comments powered by DisqusI like this better than the Nitecore Tip, even though the tip can get brighter than this. I really like the form factor, the solid feeling, and the feel of the switch. I do wish it came on on the low setting first instead of medium, although that’s a personal preference. I’ve had zillions of flashlights over the years and this is one of my favorites. The red mode is great for when your eyes are adjusted to the dark and you don’t want to burn out your retinas (although you do have to cover the main LED when you first turn it on, then cycle past the blinding medium mode.) It’s worth the money. There are brighter llights and lights with better interfaces out there, but I’m thinking about getting another one or two of these I like it so much.
