Streamlight 65069 Stylus UV LED Pen Light with 3-AAAA Batteries, Black

For all the people looking for a honest review look no further. I use the UV Streamlight to authenticate Driver's Licenses & Identification Cards. I work at a bar in Atlantic City & check hundreds & close to thousands of id's a night. I can tell you that this is the only blacklight i will use. its small so it's easy to handle. easy to work because it is push activated or you can turn the cap and it can stay locked on if there is a long line of people. The output beam is bright enough to where you don't have to hold it too close to the ID in order to see the holograms. If you're looking to get this for the same reasons i do, i highly recommend getting this piece of equipment. I've shown countless people how to use this to find fake ID's & every bartender, bouncer, & manager i've shown now have the same blacklight in their bars. It's a must.The only downfalls:1) The batteries last a while if you only push activate the pen. however, if you keep it locked to the on position, the battery will drain quickly. Not saying in a night or two but i use this thing 6-7 hours a night for 4 days a week & i have to replace the batteries maybe once every 4 weeks. A 2 pack of batteries cost $3.00 at a CVS store to replace so it's not bad.2) Try not to drop it, bang it into things, throw it up in the air to catch it, etc. I dropped my very first one on several occasions because i was messing around & It would fall onto the ground/ concrete & after a couple times, as you can imagine, the pen would only work every so often. The light would dim, replacement batteries wouldnt work, etc. I'm pretty sure it isnt the sturdiest thing & if you bang it up, the mechanics will suffer. Long story short, keep it in your pocket when you aren't using it.those are really the only downfalls. i would definitely recommend this pen if you work in the nightlife industry and want to keep underage kids out of your bar. but don't think it's full proof. brush up on fake id's, they are getting good now-a-days and you need to know real holograms from fake.

This pen light is a game-changer for inspecting homes or any dark corners that need some serious attention. It's small enough to slip in your pocket but packs enough UV power to reveal what your eyes can’t see—perfect for checking for leaks, pet stains, or hidden surprises behind the walls. Compact, durable, and surprisingly long-lasting on those 3-AAAA batteries. A must-have for any home inspector or DIYer!

I work the door at a local bar and I needed a small handheld UV light capable of checking IDs, passports, etc, as they have hidden symbols that only appear under certain wavelengths of UV light. A lot of the UV flashlights do not put out 360-380 nanometers of UV light even though they are sold saying they are in that wavelength, and as such, will not show the symbols. Originally I was set on buying a Streamlight Night Com UV, but with how expensive C batteries are, I changed my mind and went with this instead. Something to remember if you're going to order this, it's *NOT* super bright. It's not going to make things fluoresce across a room. It wasn't designed for that. And to the people complaining about its lack of brightness, it's 365 nm. That's outside the spectrum of light that the human eye can see. Most of the light it is putting out . . . Is literally invisible to the naked human eye.Initial thoughts (only had it a day) - Feels very well built. Solid. Puts out exactly the right amount of light for what I need it for, without exposing me or customers to higher than needed levels of UV light which IS very harmful. Label says 365 nm. I believe it. It shows all the symbols very well on IDs, shows currency strips in money pretty well also. Seems like a pretty precise tool. We'll see how much of a pain it is to find AAAA batteries. But it shouldn't be that hard.Very impressed. Very satisfied. Would definitely recommend it to any looking for something of this size and wavelength.

As a crafter who frequently works with UV resin, I recently purchased a UV flashlight to aid in curing my resin projects, and I have been incredibly pleased with its performance.The UV flashlight I purchased emits a strong, concentrated beam of ultraviolet light, which is essential for curing UV resin. The flashlight is compact and lightweight, making it easy to handle and maneuver, even when working on small or intricate projects.One of the things I love most about this UV flashlight is its power and efficiency. The light is strong enough to cure the resin quickly and effectively, ensuring that my projects cure evenly and thoroughly. The flashlight also has a long battery life, allowing me to use it for extended periods without having to worry about recharging or replacing the batteries.Overall, I am extremely satisfied with the UV flashlight and would highly recommend it to anyone working with UV resin or in need of a portable and powerful UV light source. It has become an essential tool in my crafting arsenal, and I cannot imagine working on resin projects without it.

I have the LED version and the bulb sticks out a bit father. It does work though. I use it to find fluid leaks on my vehicles.