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All the mag lites share solid aluminum construction and rubber o-ring seals.

What sets the mini mag off from the other mag lites is its size (easy to hold with teeth while working under car, sink, etc) and one little known feature - “candle” mode. You adjust the beam focus by rotating the mini mag’s head, but if you continue turning the head pops off; you are left with the handle and the exposed bulb, which is now throwing light in all directions - it is a “candle”. Flip the head over, place it on the ground/table - it is now a “candle holder”. Stick the candle into the candle holder. Instant candle for camping. (These directions are actually on the mini mag’s packaging, but it wasn’t until I had bought my third mini mag (one for car, kitchen, daypack) that I noticed. This is actually a great trick to show other mini mag owners… they also threw their packaging away without looking it)

Two mini mags in the candle mode do a good job on a picnic table at night… so get two of them… they’re cheap.

While I have run into a flashlight that is slightly more waterproof than this one it is almost three times more expensive. In my humble opinion value is a major component of any design. For this reason, this flashlight rates a 5. Grasp this in your hand and you are immediately struck by its designed in strength and careful manufacturing. The adjustable beam, which spreads or focuses the light expands the usefulness. Narrow for reading a map late at night or wide angle for walking down the lane. A spare bulb (an old concept that seemed to have gotten lost until now) increases the likelihood that you will have light when you want it. Mag took a simple product, added important features and then used quality materials and methods to produce it at a very attractive price.

I’ve got one of these in my car glove box for emergencies and another in my living room so that I can check the wiring for my stereo, check the fusebox when the power goes out, etc. The Metal Enclosed light is very sturdy. My 5 year old has banged it, dropped it and it still works.

2.0 out of 5 stars
Would have preferred the casing didn’t come out when i increase the brightness.
Thats how this works. You rotate the top portion around and the brightness and focal length increases. But then it comes off at the end.

5.0 out of 5 stars
pure awesomness!
Its small, its well built(i bought it to fit a burner lazer in it, but after i held it in my hands i just coudnt let my self tear that masterpeice apart), its so bright that it…

5.0 out of 5 stars
Get this model over the LED one if you’re planning to buy the TerraLux LED mod
I originally bought the LED model of this flashlight thinking I can mod that using a TerraLux LED mod, but that model has the wrong type of bulb socket.

5.0 out of 5 stars
Great features, great purchase
I needed a small flashlight for a trip to Australia– something that would easily fit in the one piece of luggage I’m allowed (In this case, a backpack).

5.0 out of 5 stars
Good small dependable light
Mag lite
Arrived promptly and in perfect condition. The incandescent mag light is a proven product .

5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Little Light
This is a really great little flashlight. I bought it to keep in a computer repair kit and it’s been a great help.

5.0 out of 5 stars
Mini Mag Lite Flashlight AA
This is my 3rd or 4th purchase of this type of flashlight. When you loan it to someone or let them use it, somehow it never comes back.

3.0 out of 5 stars
Average, but reliable
The AA Mini Mag is a reliable tool for everyday use. Here are the pro’s:
It’s compact size and the sheath allow you to carry it anywhere you go.

3.0 out of 5 stars
Great flashlight, only one problem…….
The flashlight is very handy and utilitarian. I like the reliability. It’s tough, water resistant, etc..

4.0 out of 5 stars
What can you say…
Its a Maglite. Its a tough little bugger, and it will outlast all your other plastic flashlights. One problem is the bulb isn’t very bright.