Streamlight MicroStream USB, Coyote

$34.95

Most pocket lights are either too big to carry every day or too weak to be worth carrying. The MicroStream USB puts 250 lumens in a 3.9" aluminum body that weighs 1.2 ounces, and its clip rides a pocket or a hat brim. The Coyote version comes on at full brightness with the first click.

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Most pocket lights are either too big to carry every day or too weak to be worth carrying. The MicroStream USB puts 250 lumens in a 3.9" aluminum body that weighs 1.2 ounces, and its clip rides a pocket or a hat brim. The Coyote version comes on at full brightness with the first click.

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What Makes This Stand Out

  • Full 250 lumens on the first click, so you get max light right away without cycling up from Low

  • The clip works on a pocket or a cap brim for hands-free work under a dash or sink

  • 3.9" long and 1.2 oz, small enough to forget it’s there until you need it

  • The charge port sits under a sliding metal sleeve, so there’s no rubber cap to tear or lose

  • The tail switch glows red while charging and green when it’s full

Who It’s For

  • Everyday carry for people who want something brighter than a phone light but just as easy to pocket

  • Mechanics, contractors, and anyone who wants a hands-free light clipped to their hat

  • A backup light that rides in a pocket next to a knife

  • Buyers who want a light that matches tan or coyote gear

Who It’s NOT For

  • Go-bags and glove boxes: it has a built-in rechargeable pack, so it can’t run on store-bought batteries. The Streamlight Stylus Pro runs 8 hours on two AAAs.

  • USB-C households: it charges by micro-USB. For a slim light with USB-C charging, see the Streamlight Wedge SL.

  • Long tasks on one charge: you get 1.5 hours on High and 3.5 on Low.

SpecDetail
Max Output250 lumens, 1,150 candela (High)
Min Output50 lumens, 250 candela (Low)
Beam Distance68 m on High, 31 m on Low
Lighting ModesHigh and Low. Coyote version starts on High. Double-tap the tail switch to change modes
Battery TypeBuilt-in rechargeable Li-ion pack, rated for up to 300 charges. Replacement pack is Streamlight part 66607
ChargingMicro-USB under a sliding metal sleeve, about 4 hours. Tail switch glows red while charging, green when full. Short USB cord included
Max Runtime3.5 hours on Low, 1.5 hours on High
Body MaterialMachined aluminum, Type II MIL-Spec anodized
LensUnbreakable polycarbonate
Switch TypeTail push button, momentary or constant-on
Water ResistanceIPX4, O-ring sealed. Splash resistant, not submersible
Impact Resistance1 m
Length / Weight3.87" / 1.2 oz with battery
Clip / CarryRemovable two-way pocket and hat clip, lanyard included
ColorCoyote
WarrantyStreamlight limited lifetime. 2 years on the battery and electronics

📦 SHIPPING & DELIVERY

  • $7.95 flat-rate shipping (Continental US)

  • FREE shipping on orders over $99

  • Most orders processed within 2 business days

  • Shipped via UPS with tracking

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FAQs

How bright is it?
250 lumens on High with a 68 meter beam, and 50 lumens on Low. That's a big step up from a phone light in a body that's under 4 inches long.
Which mode does it turn on in?
The Coyote version comes on in High. Double-tap the tail switch to drop to Low, which stretches runtime from 1.5 hours to 3.5 hours.
How do I charge it?
Slide the metal sleeve forward to uncover the micro-USB port and plug in the included cord. A full charge takes about 4 hours. The tail switch glows red while it charges and turns green when it's full.
Can it really clip to a hat?
Yes. The two-way clip holds it on a cap brim so the light points where you're looking, which is handy for work under a sink or dash. It also clips in a pocket like a pen.
Is it waterproof?
It's rated IPX4 with O-ring seals, so rain and splashes are fine. Don't submerge it.
How is it different from the Stylus Pro?
The MicroStream USB is shorter, brighter at 250 lumens, and rechargeable. The Stylus Pro runs 8 hours on two AAA batteries you can buy anywhere. Pick the MicroStream for a small, bright everyday light, and the Stylus Pro for a go-bag or glove box.