Multi-mode operation differentiates the Mini Maglite Pro+, which uses an accelerometer for selecting the power-saving low mode, from the single output Mini Maglite Pro. Since these are twist-operated lights, there’s only a lanyard hole on the tail cap. Knurling along the body of the lights ensures a solid grip but do not prevent the light from rolling when set on its side. The entire light is type-II anodized aluminum inside and out, which prevents corrosion and also electrically insulates the light.

Optimal focus can be achieved with a quarter turn of the head, or the head can be removed for “candle mode.”Ī glass window may be installed using Mag Instrument part #108-617. The head features a plastic window and a deep smooth reflector. ANSI FL1 specifications for the lights are for alkaline batteries, but NiMH rechargeable and lithium primaries can also be used. Like the original Mini Maglite LED, both the Pro and Pro+ operate on two AA batteries. Included in the blister packaging are: Mini Maglite Pro/Pro+ LED Flashlight, 2 x AA Duracell alkaline batteries, and holster. Black is only available at the moment, but both models will be available in black, grey, blue, red, silver, or UCP camo. MSRP for the Mini Maglite Pro is $29.99, with the Pro+ priced slightly higher around $32.99. Output (Pro+): 245 lumens high, 61 lumens low.

With an expected retail price of under $35 for the Mini Maglite Pro+, there’s no wonder there’s been much anticipation for these lights, so read on for more details! It’s back to the basics with the Mini Maglite Pro’s single output mode for an impressive 226 lumens, but an additional, motion-controlled, low mode can be found in the Pro+ model. Raising the bar for LED flashlights once again, the new Mini Maglite Pro and Pro+ feature simple user interfaces yet deliver remarkable performance.

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