Reviews - Pelican PM6 3320 M6 Lithium Battery Xenon Lamp Polymer Flashlight - Black Reviews - PE-FL-M6Lithium-3320-010-110

Author: Kilohotel from joplin missouri on Jul 30, 2011
Pros:  Bright, Tough, Light weight,
Cons:  Needs an L.E.D. but cant find one. slight heat build up
Would recommend:  yes

Kilohotel wrote:

I love this light. only problem is i cant seem to find an LED bulb for it. once i find one i will use that more..and if you leave it on for a bit it will heat up.this might be bad for the bulb

Author: Vernababe (verified customer) , Mechanic, Camper, from Los Angeles, CA on Sep 11, 2010
Pros:  Small, Light Weight, Bright
Cons:  Expensive Batteries and Harder to find then double A, Xenon bulb commonly burns out and is expensive
Would recommend:  yes

Vernababe wrote:

I recommend the Pelican 2360 over the 3320 hands down. The Pelican 3320 which has a Xenon bulb is close in brightness at 74 lumens to the 95 lumens of the 2360 but the bulb will burn out. I had only used mine for a few months sporadically when this happened to me. The bulbs are expensive and inconvenient to worry about and no guarantee that it wont happen again. Conversely the 2360 has a LED beam with a lifetime warranty which can not be beaten. It is Very cheap to operate since it only requires two AA batteries. I have many other flashlights and this is the most powerful for it's size and low cost.

Author: ManyPlans (verified customer) , I am a retired DDS., from Kindred, ND on Feb 14, 2010
Pros:  Extremely bright, rugged, compact
Cons:  Produces moderate heat
Would recommend:  yes

ManyPlans wrote:

Excllent product for the money.

Author: Jeffry pages from St. Joseph, MO on Nov 25, 2009
Pros:  Lightweight, compact, very bright light
Cons:  Bulb burned out the first week I used it.
Would recommend:  no

Jeffry pages wrote:

I have not had good luck with my Pelican PM6 3320 light. It cost a lot of money and the bulb blew during the first week..When it worked, it was okay. It quit though, when I needed it most, to inspect the wheel wells of a 757 aircraft at night. Don't buy this one!

Author: Paul , I have a military (army) background, and often have to take emergence response calls in the wee hour as a crime victim crisis responder, from Kennewick,WA on Jul 20, 2009
Pros:  Bright,light,strong,click-on optional switch,price
Cons:  Pocket clip not always desired (but is very strong)
Would recommend:  yes

Paul wrote:

I bought his light on impule, having never used Pelican products; truthfully,I was more after the CRKT knife. BUT, when I got into it and tested it out, the 3320 M^ FAR exceeded my hopes. It's every bit as bright as its Streamlight and Sure Fire counterparts, but thinner and easier to throw in a pocket and forget. My only criticism and suggestion for improvement is that the pocket clip be removable,as I don't always want to use it. Otherwisem great job, and I can now see very clearly why the LAPD adopted a Pelican as its new duty light.

Author: Sirbighands , Optical Engineer , from Frederick, MD on Jul 26, 2007
Pros:  Easy to use, bright, small
Cons:  Batteries expensive.
Would recommend:  yes

Sirbighands wrote:

For mine, when you click the button it doesnt stay on, you gotta click it a few times, however it doesnt happen often (because i dropped it in water several times). This is an all around good flashlight and can act as a defensive measure because of the blinding light it delivers. A+

Author: mapper (verified customer) from Fl on Jul 24, 2007
Pros:  bright, inexpensive, rear activation
Cons:  no remote tailcap offered
Would recommend:  yes

mapper wrote:

good flashlight for the $, if you require bright light without planning to do a remote pressure switch, and want a polymer light, it is a good value.