WIAONE TOUGHSOUL Tactical Flashlight 1450 Lumen Picatinny Rail MLOK Mounted with Momentary Strobe Function Rifle Flashlight (Picatinny+Mlok)

I'm blown away by the performance of this weapon flashlight! As a firearms enthusiast and outdoorsman, I need a light that can keep up with my adventures. This flashlight delivers in spades.First and foremost, the brightness is absolutely staggering. The light outputs a scorching lumens, making it one of the brightest flashlights I've ever used. The beam is tight and focused, allowing me to illuminate targets at impressive distances. Whether I'm hunting, hiking, or defending my home, this light gives me the confidence to see what's ahead.But what really impresses me is the battery life. I've been using this flashlight extensively for weeks, and I've only had to recharge it a handful of times. The battery life is rated for up to 12 hours on a single charge, and I can attest that it easily meets that claim.The build quality of this flashlight is also top-notch. The aircraft-grade aluminum construction feels solid and durable, and the ergonomic design makes it comfortable to hold and maneuver. The light also features a ruggedized lens and a waterproof design, making it perfect for use in harsh environments.Overall, I'm thoroughly impressed with this weapon flashlight. Its blinding brightness, impressive battery life, and rugged construction make it an essential tool for anyone who needs a reliable light source. Whether you're a hunter, outdoorsman, or homeowner, this flashlight is sure to deliver.Pros:- Blindingly bright lumen output- Impressive battery life- Ruggedized construction with aircraft-grade aluminum and waterproof design- Ergonomic design for comfortable hold and maneuverability- Affordable and great value for the priceCons: None!

I bought two of these because I liked the streamlined form-factor, simple and SEPARATE buttons for brights and strobe (useless) features. I also like the magnetic charging port for the simplicity -although I do wonder about long-term erosion of the exposed metal contact. It is longer than necessary as roughly 1/2 its length is there so it can be mounted to Picatinny or M-lock on your rifle. Overall this is a simple to use & maintain light system, but it could be shorter for those with space concerns on their rifles.

This is a nice light especially for the cost. Bright, well built and the magnetic charging is great. Fells very comfortable mounted with easy on and off and strobe buttons. The slant is at a perfect angle for thumb activation.

This is perfect for my AR. It isn't heavy and seems to be made well. I do love how easy it is to charge the battery and how they designed that part I've had it for approx. 4 months now and it's holding a charge well. I will say I wasn't a fan of the strobe & flashlight buttons being next to each other. I ended up moving the light from the bottom to the side (installed bipod) and that issue is gone now.

...This is an attractive, low profile, easily attachable M-Lok or Picatinny rail system light. Its light source is LED (which I prefer over an incandescent bulb); it's a sleek, light aluminum, narrow square build (5.5" x 7/8"), with a slant tail button platform (the advantage being for easy access and functioning); it features both a steady light and strobe pads. For the money and for the intended use, this may turn out to be a very good light at a very appreciable price. For this reason, I give it an overall 4 stars. The value of course will be determined by its performance, and that performance meeting or surpassing the advertised description. Now, I will not be taking this light out to the bush for the following reasons:I do not believe the light has a strong enough beam for hunting trips or low-light training sessions where continuous use may be required. It's described as having 1450 Lumens, but in the house, it really seems more like 400 or 500 Lumens at best. For brightness I give 3 stars. I will have the lumens measured to be more precise. Because it does not have an independent power capability (no batteries used); it has a USB power capability with an advertised length of 1.2 hours, which does not make it fit for tactical operations. In fact, I put the light under a full charge and turned it on at 12:48 pm, and by 1:28 pm. it was very low-light, and at 2:08 pm., the lighting was unappreciable. So, for home periodic use at short intervals this may be just fine. but not for professional or "tactical" use unless you are dealing with a home intrusion.As well, I give the battery life a 3 because the power resource is dependent on being plugged in at a stationary source (USB), making it less portable for long periods, and is unappreciable for professional use, and tactical use IMO should be limited to short bursts at close proximity and best suited for the home environment, and not out in the bush.I'm giving durability a 3 because it is light aluminum, and I believe that once heat gets to it and after it gets banged around a little bit, the picatinny attachments will probably pop-off because they are not hardened steel but light gauge aluminum as well as the body of the light. Again, probably best for home use. If I'm wrong, I'll come back and revise this statement, along with an apology.FINAL IMPRESSION: For the money and purpose of use this is would not be a bad purchase, and I wouldn't mind recommending it with a caveat that given all of the aforementioned, do not expect this light to compare with your more expensive rail lighting systems, or function as they do. This is NOT them.