Princeton Tec

great product

Uses 8 batteries (included), last long enough for like 10 night diving sessions (45 mins each).Two levels of lights, good enough to light the whole area, would buy again - it's heavy

This is the first dive light I've owned. Before selecting it, I had investigated a number of scuba reviews online, and this was among the top-rated in several blogs. I chose it because the price/value/lumens seemed to be in the mid-range value for a scuba diving light. This was a great light for diving in Palau this past Thanksgiving, where I used it on night dives. I also used it selectively on late-afternoon dives, daytime deep dives, and on overcast days when I wanted to bring out underwater colors, investigate below a crevice, or search for a specific creature. I was very satisfied! It was easy to carry and easy to use, and the safety switch (which locks it into the on or off position) was easy to handle. It also has a wrist strap. Icing on the cake is that this light comes in various COLORS, and I chose pink. Considering that most scuba gear is of course black, this is a nice way to add a little color and personality to your gear. Very satisfied and no leaking issues at all (referring to some of the earlier reviews).

These LED dive lights are very good, and this was my second purchase for this particular version. I gave 4 stars because the color looks like a dark pink; however, it was very bright (almost fluorescent) pink. I would have purchased a different color other than bright pink, but at this point, I'm going to keep it for now, but they need to update their actual pics. And, this particular color cost more!

Great light, not too expensive. I see this brand and model at a lot of scuba shops in the Keys, so it's a good bet you're getting a quality product. You can see from the pictures it has a strong beam, and it lights up a sizeable area (the selfie image is all dive light, just pointing up at the ceiling). I love having a good, reliable light. The one and only downside is it is a bit bulky, so depending on the size of your BC pockets, it may or may not fit zipped in there. It does fit in mine, so not to big of an issue, and it's not as large as the pictures make it seems. Solid buy!

It took about 18 months and 70 or so dives for every one of these lights to brake or malfunction. They also drain batteries like no one's business, so remember that will either be an ongoing cost or you have to buy rechargable batteries (another 30-40 bucks all together for various sizes and the charger)The little tank marker/flare (amp 1) was the first to go at around 5 months. Good luck keeping the cap!Next the big pistol grip light (sector 5) at around 14 months. To be fair, that light still functions just not reliabily. At this point it's 50/50 if it will turn on during a dive. The cover around the cap has also delaminated and fell off.Lastly, the handheld light (League)... this thing was A PAIN from the beginning but after 18 months it actually caught fire. I changed the batteries, which is a HORRIBLE PROCESS btw, and saw a glowing light from the inside/bottom of the handle... The spring that holds the batteries was shorting and it burned the batteries and the case. IDK who designed the angled handle/bulb, but it makes replacing batteries HORRIFIC and apparently dangerous too.

easy to use and very bright

nice lights -w e own 3. Comes with good batteries- after a few dives can be replaced with regular C batteries- 2 to 3- 2hr dives- not bad at all.Just rinse sand off them - great emercency auto or boat spot lights too!!!