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Streamlight ProTac HL USB & Streamlight HPL USB Rechargeable Lumen Monsters!

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I go over the features of the Streamlight ProTac HL USB rechargeable 850 lumen light and the Streamlight HPL USB 1,000 lumen light. They’re both very bright with good throw/candela but they do perform differently when the beam patterns are compared back to back.

Streamlight ProTac HL USB:
Streamlight HPL USB:

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32 COMMENTS

  1. This light could almost compare to my Fenix FD-30, with the exception that the FD-30 can focus the beam's hotspot or completely remove it all together, which I use that feature frequently, as a "duty" light on a daily basis. Streamlight has come a long way in their light tech, and I have a handful of them as well. I am sporting my Micro-USB Coyote (250 lumen) which is perfect for EDC, when I don't need to carry the larger light, like of which you discussed here in this presentation. Buy Streamlight with confidence, these lights should fare well, and 850-1000 lumens can serve many roles, undoubtedly in such a small package.

  2. I've had the ProTac HL USB for 3 years in December. Awesome light. Takes 2 cr123, 1 18650 or 1 Streamlight rechargeable. Little too big for daily carry but I still do it sometimes. Mostly I carry my Surefire G2X LE which is 600 lumens and the ProTac is 800 0r 850. Rechargeable 18650 in the HL are the cheapest easiest way to go outside of the OEM Streamlight battery. Rechargeable CR123 don't last long in either.
    ProTac HL is also good enough to be used as a weapon. Very heavy duty housing. No plastic.
    Use a 5 volt phone charger with higher amps like for most current smartphones and it charges in an hour or two.

  3. There already have 18650 batteries with directly usb rechargeable, in general it better then usb rechargeable on flashlights, less space and no sealing problems with usb flashlights

  4. Not trying to sound like a fanboy or anything, but I have a hard time getting behind lights like this with Olight out there. I carry a 2,300 lumen Olight that is half the size and has their magnetic tail cap recharging which I keep in the car. These are definitely good lights, but I look for more in the output/size ratio.

  5. Love this series on Streamlight. I was wondering if you ever looked at the ProTac 1L-1AA? I've been carrying it as a pocket EDC for about six months (kids gave it to me for Christmas) and so far I've been pretty impressed.

    My wallet is not so happy, however. 😉 I've finally given up on the mishmash of different flashlights with different batteries I've had for years (gave the cheap ones to my kids/grandkids, moved the Surefire's to BOB duty). I'm now running multiple Polytac-X w/18650 for home duty and the 2L-X w/18650 for work.

  6. I purchased the Polytac X based on your review and glad I did. So far it's done great mounted on my rifle. I plan on pushing it with some rapid fire sessions to see what happens under repeated recoil. Thanks for all of your vids. God bless

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