Will this work in my UniqueFire flashlight? The battery that is in it now is blue with no markings/identification.
1640582
it's hard to say most use 18650 batteries but without the model of your flashlight it's hard to say. look here for your model and it will tell you what battery it uses.http://www.lightmalls.com/uniquefire-flashlights
1640583
Kelly, the charger works with 18650 batteries only, so, also you can measure the length and the thickness of yours batteries then if you have some 18650 to compare the size, then you will be ok.
1640584
If it uses 3.7 v then yes , but these are refurbished and not very good in my experience . Look at other brands without fire in the name!
1640585
I can't answer your question, sorry. But I did a lot of research on these type batteries and decided, because of everything I read, to go with another brand. Do your research!
1402563
My works fine. I've had it plugged in a wall socket for months to change the battery for my flashlight as needed. I haven't notice the made in sticker and hadn't really care what it says.
969434
I don't think so. There are many kinds of this flashlight in the all have different names on them. I think they just print the name on it. But it works, and its cheap
765199
I'm not sure if it will damage it or not. I try to match the battery that came with the flashlight. Then I am positive it will be the correct battery and it won't damage it.
602772
Same as others. I used this in my 18650 gadget and it worked flawlessly the first time. Hope that helps.
1992618
My batteries are blue just like the picture and are 1200 mah.Work great and recharge quickly with ultrfire charger model WF-139.I also have Fandyfire batteries 1200 mah and they work just as well.I am very pleased with both.They are also 14500.Good luck with yours.....
28025
my flashlight uses cr123 it works fine with the batteries I use. but as I stated my batteries are NOT re-charged.
597502
I have purchased two different sizes of CREE flashlights. One takes the small blue batteries shown in your picture. The other takes a larger battery. Please contact your seller to get the correct ones.
1441818
Yes! This is a replacement(AND UPGRADE!) of the old nickel-cadmium rechargeable battery "stick". These new nickel-metal hydride types do not develop a "memory",and will hold a charge for much,much longer than the original that came with your Magcharger flashlight system. Buy it!
118872
I took out the old batteries and they were LR44. I put in new AG13/357A and they work just fine. You can find those at Amazon and buy them in quantity. It takes 4 for the flashlight on the hiking stick.
2151015
i did same thing at first, & was sure I installed battery right. In frustration, I flipped battery opposite direction inside flashlight & it worked fine. It stil seems backwards to me, but I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this flashlight! If yours still won't work after installing battery in all directions, then it must be a defect. Hope it works for you. It's the best flashlight I've used!
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Possibly the best way of answering this is to quote from the leaflet that comes with the NiMH battery: "The new NiMH battery is a true "drop-in" solution. It will work with ANY and EVERY Mag Charger flashlight and charger, regardless of when they were made."I have three Mag Chargers, one is a recent model which came with a NiMH battery and two older (ex NiCd) ones, which I have recently upgraded with NiMH batteries and they all work fine on both the old and new chargers.And before anyone makes the obvious comment, yes, I probably have some sort of flashlight fetish - probably stemming from a childhood fear of the dark! Possibly the best way of answering this is to quote from the leaflet that comes with the NiMH battery: "The new NiMH battery is a true "drop-in" solution. It will work with ANY and EVERY Mag Charger flashlight and charger, regardless of when they were made."I have three Mag Chargers, one is a recent model which came with a NiMH battery and two older (ex NiCd) ones, which I have recently upgraded with NiMH batteries and they all work fine on both the old and new chargers.And before anyone makes the obvious comment, yes, I probably have some sort of flashlight... » Read More Possibly the best way of answering this is to quote from the leaflet that comes with the NiMH battery: "The new NiMH battery is a true "drop-in" solution. It will work with ANY and EVERY Mag Charger flashlight and charger, regardless of when they were made."I have three Mag Chargers, one is a recent model which came with a NiMH battery and two older (ex NiCd) ones, which I have recently upgraded with NiMH batteries and they all work fine on both the old and new chargers.And before anyone makes the obvious comment, yes, I probably have some sort of flashlight fetish - probably stemming from a childhood fear of the dark! « Show Less
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I don't know, but my TrustFire TR 9T6 flashlight has turned out to be a piece of crap. 6 months after I had it, 3 of the 9 LED's stopped working, and after about 30 seconds of being on, the remaining 6 LED's start to flicker and the light fairly quickly gets very dim. Like the batteries had failed. But if you wait a minute or so, then turn it back on, its nice and bright again and doesn't flicker-----for 30 seconds----then it repeats the process.I have UltraFire NCR 26650 batteries.
1473516
Just glancing at the product (flashlight), the battery looks the same, check other answers though or contact DeWalt because "looking the same" isn't too solid of an answer.
913661
I have no idea. You might check some of the flashlight forums on the web and see the manufacturers websites.
57894
1. Test the "new" batteries individually to make sure they are OK.2. Confirm that each battery is installed correctly into the holder - the flat (-) end of each battery should be towards the spring in the holder.3. Confirm that the battery holder is installed correctly into the flashlight - the holder goes in "bump" end first. If your flashlight still isn't working, then either the on/off switch or the LEDs have failed, and these are not user-replaceable.
198410
i just looked that flashlight up on amazon and it said it takes 2-cr123a or 1-... 18650 and that is the battery you are asking about ...so yes you can use that battery