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product_id: 11903645
title: "ML300L-S3016 ML300L LED 3-Cell D Flashlight, Black"
brand: "maglite"
price: "HK$779"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Mag Lite"
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# 625 lumens brightness 32h max runtime anodized aluminum build ML300L-S3016 ML300L LED 3-Cell D Flashlight, Black

**Brand:** maglite
**Price:** HK$779
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💡 Light up your legacy with Maglite’s powerhouse beam!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ML300L-S3016 ML300L LED 3-Cell D Flashlight, Black by maglite
- **How much does it cost?** HK$779 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hk](https://www.desertcart.hk/products/11903645-ml300l-s3016-ml300l-led-3-cell-d-flashlight-black)

## Best For

- maglite enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted maglite brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Precision Focus:** Seamlessly switch from spot to floodlight with an advanced adjustable beam system.
- • **Endurance Champion:** Keep going for up to 32 hours on high power—perfect for long nights and emergencies.
- • **Rugged Reliability:** Crafted from anodized aluminum, built to withstand impact and water resistance for any adventure.
- • **Unmatched Brightness:** Illuminate your world with a powerful 625-lumen LED beam that outshines competitors.
- • **Trusted American Craftsmanship:** Proudly made in the USA, favored by law enforcement and outdoor pros alike.

## Overview

The Maglite ML300L-S3016 is a robust, USA-made LED flashlight delivering 625 lumens of adjustable brightness with up to 32 hours runtime on high. Its anodized aluminum body ensures durability and water resistance, while multiple lighting modes and a quick-click system offer versatile use for professionals and outdoor enthusiasts. This flashlight combines classic Maglite ruggedness with modern LED efficiency, making it a trusted tool for tactical, emergency, and everyday lighting needs.

## Description

Maglite ML300L LED 3-Cell D Flashlight, Black

Review: Bright, Quality, Dimmable Flashlight - Baton Use As a Bonus! - This is a very good flashlight if the large size is desirable. If you are reading this review, you know this thing is large and you are OK with that. Pros: Brighter than the Standard Maglite 3 D-cell LED flashlights and can light up objects at a great distance. Three brightness levels... low is perfect for getting around without blinding everyone. Same Maglite ruggedness as always. Beautifully smooth texture Maglite owners love. Large enough you won't lose it as often. Just a touch smaller than the Standard Maglite 3 D-cell LED flashlight. Cons: It's Large and heavy when the 3 D-cells are in it (for me this was a positive because my kids lose all my other flashlights). Too big to just keep in your pocket around the campfire at night. Focus isn't as accurate as I'd expect. It will take awhile to get used to the new "1/4 turn focus" and not the old "unscrew-the-head style focus" that was kind of signature of Maglite No hanging clip (not really a fault since I knew that when I bought it). But it would be a cool addition to the end cap. It doesn't have the standard "screw off head" like the standard Maglites and the focus is completely different... it's not bad, it's just a nostalgia thing. This flashlight gets 5 stars because it is what I expected and wanted... a super bright LED flashlight that is BIG and HEAVY. It is just a touch smaller than the Standard Maglite 3 D-cell LED flashlight. I'm not sure how they did that, but it is. Yet, it is still big and heavy enough that had my wife been carrying this Maglite instead of the two AA style when the tweaker attacked her with a metal stick in front of our garage, he would have ended up in the hospital. So our family values carrying a super bright flashlight that functions like a police baton when going outside at night. If you don't value those things, this isn't the light for you. There are brighter flashlights, smaller flashlights, cheaper flashlights, and much more expensive flashlights. This one is like a happy medium. It's rugged and good quality, a realistic price, bright enough to light up the whole tent or the top of a Giant Sequoia, and has a great run time thanks to three large D batteries. What I want to focus on, though, is the difference between this $40 - $50 ML300L Maglite and the $30 standard 3 D-cell LED flashlight, because if you're even considering this flashlight you probably fell in love with Maglites as a kid like me. So is it worth the extra $10 - $15 to get this one? Yes, I think so. At first I was skeptical, because we own 3 of the regular 3 D-cell LED Maglites. Could it really have that many more lumens than the standard one? So I got them out at night and put fresh batteries in all of them. It's not necessarily the spot focus where this light is better. When focused small, the standard Maglites are plenty bright in that tight area. But it's the surrounding light... the overall light that is brighter. I have included some photos that demonstrate the difference. The first picture is with both flashlights focused as tightly as possible (ML300L on the left). The second is with them focused as wide as possible. You'll notice the ML300L isn't much different. On the Little Caesar's box you don't see much difference... up close like that is where they are the most similar. But look at the flower painting with the flashlight aimed at the ceiling not the painting. The ML300L lights up the whole room noticeably more. I also thought my standard LEDs hit the trees behind my shop pretty well (the dark photos), but you can see the ML300L does a better job at that, also, with a brighter and larger spot. The final photo is just so you can see the slight size difference. In conclusion, I would say that yes, this newer design of the 3 D-cell LED Maglite ML300L is a bit better than the older style. Though I miss the feel of the old button, I appreciate the dimmable settings. Though I miss the way the head used to unscrew, the "hole" in the wide focus is gone. I think it was worth my extra $10 just for the added brightness and dimmable settings.
Review: A game-changer for MagLite. Excellent Light. - I have to give this 5 stars. Its probably the best value in bright (more than 500 lumen) LED flashlights right now. Pros: - Made in the USA - The new momentary/on/off button is quieter and has a shorter throw as compared to older style MagLite. - 4 different switching modes available depending on what you want the light to do when you press the switch button for the first time. - Very respectable 625 Lumen output. - Takes readily available and cheaper D batteries as opposed to most modern LED lights that use CR123As. - MagLite has a reputation for good customer service should you ever have an issue. - Long run times for brightness level. Cons: - Bulky compared to most CR123A flash-lights. - Focus adjustment doesn't change the pattern much. - Batteries rattle some in light. Let me start off by saying that I am sort of a flashlight snob. I grew up really liking flashlights. I used to spend a lot of my allowance money on them. I remember when I was about 10 and got my first MagLite (a Red 2D cell). I used to go around the yard at night pretending I was on some grand adventure. When I was in high school, I got my hands on one of the rechargeable halogen Maglites and couldn't believe how bright it was(for about 30 minutes until the battery started to die and needed to be charged again for 6-8 hours). Now, 20 years later, I still love flashlights and I've owned a lot of different high-end flashlights, headlamps, and weapon lights that I've used for hunting, camping, glovebox work, and police work. I bought most of my lights from reputable companies like Maglite, Surefire, StreamLight, and LED Lenser. I've also tried a few of the cheap Chinese made lights that are now everywhere to be found. A couple of years ago, I was beginning to think MagLite wasn't ever going to catch up with the LED flashlight industry. They had just become irrelevant to me in a world full of small, lightweight, expensive, but incredibly bright flashlights. I was in Wal-Mart on a camping trip last year and came across a ML300L. At first I thought it was another 1st generation LED Maglite that gave a brightness rating in yardage but not lumens (a sure sign a light is dim compared to the ones on the shelves around it). Then the 625 lumen label caught my eye. That was pretty bright, especially at the $50 price point. So I bought it and a pack of energizer batteries but I honestly had low expectations. A lot of companies began to exaggerate the brightness of their flashlights when they started putting the lumen output on the packages, and Maglite's 1st attempt at LED flashlights were quite expensive and just slightly brighter then their incandescent predecessors. When I got back to the camp and installed the batteries, I couldn't believe how bright this light was. I compared it to a 500 lumen SureFire I had with me and the MagLite was probably about 20% brighter and use conventional 1.5V alkaline batteries as opposed to 3V lithium. Also, the on/off button was much improved. It had a shorter throw and was quieter all while offering 3 different brightness levels. I was quite pleasantly surprised that the flashlight I most loved as a child had now finally caught up with modern LED technology... and at a cost per lumen most quality light manufacturers couldn't (or wouldn't) touch.

## Features

- Aluminum
- Imported
- Adjustable Beam Focus – Easily switch from spot to floodlight with a simple turn of the head.
- Multiple Lighting Modes – Full Power (168 lumens), Low Power, and Eco Mode for extended use.
- Extended Battery Life – Runs up to 32 hours on High, 112 hours on Low, and 298 hours on Eco Mode for reliable performance in emergencies.
- Durable and Water-Resistant – Anodized aluminum construction withstands impact and harsh conditions.
- A USA Manufacturer – Trusted by professionals in law enforcement, military, and outdoor industries.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00FVC2ZPK |
| Additional Features | Advanced Focus System, Quick-Click system, Multiple function sets (General, Outdoor, Law Enforcement, Tactical) |
| Battery Description | 3 D-cell alkaline batteries |
| Battery Type | Alkaline |
| Best Sellers Rank | #230,799 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #2,318 in Handheld Flashlights |
| Brand Name | MagLite |
| Brightness | 625 lumens |
| Bulb Base | Wedge |
| Bulb Shape Size | S6 |
| Color | 3-D Cell |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 2,225 Reviews |
| EU Spare Part Availability Duration | 1 Years |
| Finish Types | Black |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00038739500676 |
| Included Components | Mag Lite - ML300L-S3015 - Black |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 14.96"D x 5.12"W x 2.76"H |
| Item Height | 5 inches |
| Item Type Name | Mag Lite - ML300L-S3015 - Black |
| Item Weight | 11.6 Ounces |
| Light Path Distance | 406 Meters |
| Light Source Type | LED |
| Manufacturer | MagLite |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Limited lifetime. |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
| Mounting Type | Handheld |
| Number of Batteries | 3 D batteries required. |
| Power Source | AC/DC |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Camping, emergencies, general use, outdoor activities |
| Runtime | 117 hours |
| Special Feature | Advanced Focus System, Quick-Click system, Multiple function sets (General, Outdoor, Law Enforcement, Tactical) Special Feature Advanced Focus System, Quick-Click system, Multiple function sets (General, Outdoor, Law Enforcement, Tactical) See more |
| Style Name | Technical |
| UPC | 731215359798 809199910080 809393888932 782386065612 710551761113 038739500676 780320050489 707568282816 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Type | Limited lifetime warranty |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| White Brightness | 625 Lumens |

## Product Details

- **Special Feature:** Advanced Focus System, Quick-Click system, Multiple function sets (General, Outdoor, Law Enforcement, Tactical)
- **Color:** 3-d Cell
- **Power Source:** AC/DC
- **Light Source Type:** LED
- **Material:** Aluminum

## Images

![ML300L-S3016 ML300L LED 3-Cell D Flashlight, Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71woIZIUfyL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is it MAGLITE ML300L 3-Cell D LED Flashlight, with 625 Lumens (3-Cell D) ? Thanks !**
A: The ML300L has a maximum lumen rating of 625.  The unit shown here is 131 lumen.  If it really is a 3rd gen 625, then the image should be edited.

**Q: Is this the MAGLITE ML300L 3-Cell D LED Flashlight, with 625 Lumens as advertised on the Maglite web site?**
A: yes, that is where i first became acquainted with it. It is a very well engineered piece and is now in my bed stand as a tactical light. It has features for every type of use from fire and rescue to sports, camping and outdoor. Very tech. Very light weight as well.

**Q: Is the ml300l made in the usa?**
A: Hi. Thank you fro question. It's USA made product. Fell free to ask more questions. Hope we helped you.

**Q: Do these have that annoying dark hole in the middle of the beam ?**
A: No. You can adjust the beam to a certain point. The only down point on the mag light is that when in the holder the on button sometimes gets tripped. It's a little annoying. But you have to look at the price difference with this light and the, say Streamlight, and allow for some compensation.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bright, Quality, Dimmable Flashlight - Baton Use As a Bonus!
*by D***J on September 25, 2017*

This is a very good flashlight if the large size is desirable. If you are reading this review, you know this thing is large and you are OK with that. Pros: Brighter than the Standard Maglite 3 D-cell LED flashlights and can light up objects at a great distance. Three brightness levels... low is perfect for getting around without blinding everyone. Same Maglite ruggedness as always. Beautifully smooth texture Maglite owners love. Large enough you won't lose it as often. Just a touch smaller than the Standard Maglite 3 D-cell LED flashlight. Cons: It's Large and heavy when the 3 D-cells are in it (for me this was a positive because my kids lose all my other flashlights). Too big to just keep in your pocket around the campfire at night. Focus isn't as accurate as I'd expect. It will take awhile to get used to the new "1/4 turn focus" and not the old "unscrew-the-head style focus" that was kind of signature of Maglite No hanging clip (not really a fault since I knew that when I bought it). But it would be a cool addition to the end cap. It doesn't have the standard "screw off head" like the standard Maglites and the focus is completely different... it's not bad, it's just a nostalgia thing. This flashlight gets 5 stars because it is what I expected and wanted... a super bright LED flashlight that is BIG and HEAVY. It is just a touch smaller than the Standard Maglite 3 D-cell LED flashlight. I'm not sure how they did that, but it is. Yet, it is still big and heavy enough that had my wife been carrying this Maglite instead of the two AA style when the tweaker attacked her with a metal stick in front of our garage, he would have ended up in the hospital. So our family values carrying a super bright flashlight that functions like a police baton when going outside at night. If you don't value those things, this isn't the light for you. There are brighter flashlights, smaller flashlights, cheaper flashlights, and much more expensive flashlights. This one is like a happy medium. It's rugged and good quality, a realistic price, bright enough to light up the whole tent or the top of a Giant Sequoia, and has a great run time thanks to three large D batteries. What I want to focus on, though, is the difference between this $40 - $50 ML300L Maglite and the $30 standard 3 D-cell LED flashlight, because if you're even considering this flashlight you probably fell in love with Maglites as a kid like me. So is it worth the extra $10 - $15 to get this one? Yes, I think so. At first I was skeptical, because we own 3 of the regular 3 D-cell LED Maglites. Could it really have that many more lumens than the standard one? So I got them out at night and put fresh batteries in all of them. It's not necessarily the spot focus where this light is better. When focused small, the standard Maglites are plenty bright in that tight area. But it's the surrounding light... the overall light that is brighter. I have included some photos that demonstrate the difference. The first picture is with both flashlights focused as tightly as possible (ML300L on the left). The second is with them focused as wide as possible. You'll notice the ML300L isn't much different. On the Little Caesar's box you don't see much difference... up close like that is where they are the most similar. But look at the flower painting with the flashlight aimed at the ceiling not the painting. The ML300L lights up the whole room noticeably more. I also thought my standard LEDs hit the trees behind my shop pretty well (the dark photos), but you can see the ML300L does a better job at that, also, with a brighter and larger spot. The final photo is just so you can see the slight size difference. In conclusion, I would say that yes, this newer design of the 3 D-cell LED Maglite ML300L is a bit better than the older style. Though I miss the feel of the old button, I appreciate the dimmable settings. Though I miss the way the head used to unscrew, the "hole" in the wide focus is gone. I think it was worth my extra $10 just for the added brightness and dimmable settings.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A game-changer for MagLite. Excellent Light.
*by J***E on August 25, 2016*

I have to give this 5 stars. Its probably the best value in bright (more than 500 lumen) LED flashlights right now. Pros: - Made in the USA - The new momentary/on/off button is quieter and has a shorter throw as compared to older style MagLite. - 4 different switching modes available depending on what you want the light to do when you press the switch button for the first time. - Very respectable 625 Lumen output. - Takes readily available and cheaper D batteries as opposed to most modern LED lights that use CR123As. - MagLite has a reputation for good customer service should you ever have an issue. - Long run times for brightness level. Cons: - Bulky compared to most CR123A flash-lights. - Focus adjustment doesn't change the pattern much. - Batteries rattle some in light. Let me start off by saying that I am sort of a flashlight snob. I grew up really liking flashlights. I used to spend a lot of my allowance money on them. I remember when I was about 10 and got my first MagLite (a Red 2D cell). I used to go around the yard at night pretending I was on some grand adventure. When I was in high school, I got my hands on one of the rechargeable halogen Maglites and couldn't believe how bright it was(for about 30 minutes until the battery started to die and needed to be charged again for 6-8 hours). Now, 20 years later, I still love flashlights and I've owned a lot of different high-end flashlights, headlamps, and weapon lights that I've used for hunting, camping, glovebox work, and police work. I bought most of my lights from reputable companies like Maglite, Surefire, StreamLight, and LED Lenser. I've also tried a few of the cheap Chinese made lights that are now everywhere to be found. A couple of years ago, I was beginning to think MagLite wasn't ever going to catch up with the LED flashlight industry. They had just become irrelevant to me in a world full of small, lightweight, expensive, but incredibly bright flashlights. I was in Wal-Mart on a camping trip last year and came across a ML300L. At first I thought it was another 1st generation LED Maglite that gave a brightness rating in yardage but not lumens (a sure sign a light is dim compared to the ones on the shelves around it). Then the 625 lumen label caught my eye. That was pretty bright, especially at the $50 price point. So I bought it and a pack of energizer batteries but I honestly had low expectations. A lot of companies began to exaggerate the brightness of their flashlights when they started putting the lumen output on the packages, and Maglite's 1st attempt at LED flashlights were quite expensive and just slightly brighter then their incandescent predecessors. When I got back to the camp and installed the batteries, I couldn't believe how bright this light was. I compared it to a 500 lumen SureFire I had with me and the MagLite was probably about 20% brighter and use conventional 1.5V alkaline batteries as opposed to 3V lithium. Also, the on/off button was much improved. It had a shorter throw and was quieter all while offering 3 different brightness levels. I was quite pleasantly surprised that the flashlight I most loved as a child had now finally caught up with modern LED technology... and at a cost per lumen most quality light manufacturers couldn't (or wouldn't) touch.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Maglite quality with a modern, super bright LED
*by K***M on July 20, 2016*

My work often has me arriving alone, at poorly lit areas, hours before daylight. I have had a few encounters that left me wanting for more than a paper lunch bag and a small tactical flashlight, not much bigger than a hot-dog, in my hands. That was was led me to finding the ML300L / 3D. The beam on this is a 'narrow to medium' focused beam with a nice, 'outside the circle' wide area that is dimly lit at any focus, all perfectly circular. I love that. You are able to see your subject in a good tight spot while still having enough light in the outside ring to detect things happening out of the main focus. The 3 D does throw a lot of light. My 800(ish) lumen tactical light is brighter but its beam is so tiny, when you widen the beam the light drops way off. The Maglite's beam is more like a car headlight at about 100 feet, way more actual light where I need it. For the record, I pointed this at some computer paper hanging in my wall, in a well lit room, about two feet away, and am still a little 'snow blind' from the reflected light. I would never want to be a person who had to look into this beam from the other end. Use with caution. I tested this with D alkaline batteries and some D cell NiMH that I had. The brightness levels were about the same for my poor eyes on both. For my use, I prefer alkaline batteries. I have seen NiMH batteries go from real bright, to no light, in less than a minute. Alkaline batteries fade out slowly, over tens of minutes for this type of device. Sometimes that battery fade time is important. Added: The 3 cell model impressed me so much that I did purchase a ML300L 2D cell model also. After using these a while, my only wish would be for a mode that starts out on medium and transitions to high / low with the clicks. With the 3 D cell model, the high mode is too bright for average use around the house, so you usually turn it on with two or three quick clicks for the lower power settings. The 2 D model is 'almost' too bright for average use on high. Other than that, I am so happy with these lights. The run times for the amount of light are hard to believe.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Maglite ML300L LED 3-Cell D Flashlight, Black
- Duracell Coppertop D Batteries, 8 Count Pack, D Battery with Long-lasting Power, All-Purpose Alkaline D Battery for Household and Office Devices
- MagLite ML300L LED 2-Cell D Display Box

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