Maglite XL100 flashlight has motion sensing controls
Don’t you just hate it whenever you have to fumble around in the dark just to adjust the brightness of a flashlight you’re holding? Especially when there are no other light sources around you and it’s impossible to read what the dials say. Well the folks over at Maglite have come up with a solution to the problem. Their new LED flashlight, the XL 100 packs a motion sensor that allows you to adjust the brightness and strobe speed of the flashlight with the press of a button and rotating the flashlight in either direction. Talk about convenience in total darkness. In addition to motion sensing controls, the 83 lumens packing flashlight is shockproof, weatherproof and has 5 different modes for you to choose from. The Maglite XL100 runs on 3 x AAA batteries (included) is available here now for $32.33. Hit the break to watch a demo video:
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