Walmart has Coleman BatteryGuard 250M 325 Lumen LED Flashlight (2000032707) on sale for $6.63. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
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Up to 325 lumens
Beam distance: Up to 250 meters
Runtime: Up to 1 hour (high) or 200 hours (low)
3 AAA batteries (sold separately)
BatteryGuard technology automatically disconnects batteries from circuit when turned off to stop battery drain
IPX4 water-resistance rating
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Amazon has Coleman BatteryGuard 250M 325 Lumen LED Flashlight (2000032707) on sale for $6.63. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $1.76 lower than the next best available comparable prices starting from $8.39. -SaltyOne
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The Coleman 250M 325L LED Flashlight with Battery Guard™ for 3AAA Black stops battery drain so you’ll have power when you need it most. Switching off the flashlight automatically disengages batteries from the circuit to extend battery life by up to 25%. The comfort-grip design helps minimize the chances of dropping the flashlight and if you do the strong lightweight aluminum construction and the rubber-edged bezel are water and impact resistant to falls of up to 2 meters. You can trust that this high-powered flashlight will be ready for anything even when you’re not.
Product SKU:
590704498
UPC:
76501243314
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Walmart has Coleman BatteryGuard 250M 325 Lumen LED Flashlight (2000032707) on sale for $6.63. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to Deal Hunter StrongWeather642 and Community Member underworldtaker for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
Up to 325 lumens
Beam distance: Up to 250 meters
Runtime: Up to 1 hour (high) or 200 hours (low)
3 AAA batteries (sold separately)
BatteryGuard technology automatically disconnects batteries from circuit when turned off to stop battery drain
IPX4 water-resistance rating
Expired:
Amazon has Coleman BatteryGuard 250M 325 Lumen LED Flashlight (2000032707) on sale for $6.63. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $1.76 lower than the next best available comparable prices starting from $8.39. -SaltyOne
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That is how it has always been in the past, disconnect battery to turn off. Recent times unfortunately, has used mechanisms that need constant power like push on, push off buttons that use triacs instead of physical connect, disconnect. This and other mechanisms require constant power and introduce a vampire drain, small, but it's there. So going back to the old way of doing things is marketed as an innovation..... lol.
add; so yes, it does "work" and there is a benefit to it, but it will take you a whole battery use cycle to find out how much.
"BatteryGuard technology automatically disconnects batteries from circuit when turned off to stop battery drain", so they claim it gives up to 25% longer battery life. Wondering if this is true. Has anyone used one of the BatteryGuard flashlights?
Great find !! Also same price in Amazon
Coleman LED Flashlight with BatteryGuard Technology, Strong & Lightweight Water-Resistant Flashlight with Extra Drop Protection, Up to 25% More Battery Life than Traditional Flashlights https://a.co/d/a2FlIZY
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"BatteryGuard technology automatically disconnects batteries from circuit when turned off to stop battery drain", so they claim it gives up to 25% longer battery life. Wondering if this is true. Has anyone used one of the BatteryGuard flashlights?
That is how it has always been in the past, disconnect battery to turn off. Recent times unfortunately, has used mechanisms that need constant power like push on, push off buttons that use triacs instead of physical connect, disconnect. This and other mechanisms require constant power and introduce a vampire drain, small, but it's there. So going back to the old way of doing things is marketed as an innovation..... lol.
add; so yes, it does "work" and there is a benefit to it, but it will take you a whole battery use cycle to find out how much.
I imagine these are good for power outages, because batteries are replaceable. Rechargeable ones are trash because batteries can't be replaced. These are good for emergencies, but not for regular use.
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I imagine these are good for power outages, because batteries are replaceable. Rechargeable ones are trash because batteries can't be replaced. These are good for emergencies, but not for regular use.
**non-removable battery** rechargeable lights are trash.
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add; so yes, it does "work" and there is a benefit to it, but it will take you a whole battery use cycle to find out how much.
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Coleman LED Flashlight with BatteryGuard Technology, Strong & Lightweight Water-Resistant Flashlight with Extra Drop Protection, Up to 25% More Battery Life than Traditional Flashlights https://a.co/d/a2FlIZY
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add; so yes, it does "work" and there is a benefit to it, but it will take you a whole battery use cycle to find out how much.
Pros: it's a flashlight
Cons: it's big, it's weak, it takes batteries
I think we know why it's "on sale".
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Pros: it's a flashlight
Cons: it's big, it's weak, it takes batteries
I think we know why it's "on sale".
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