Tactical Flashlight 1200 Lumens 11000Candela Rifle Light with Mlock Offset Mount & Pressure Switch 200m Beam 4H Runtime IP65 Waterproof & Shockproof AR Flashlight

Full disclosure, I purchased this light from Amazon and was reimbursed by the manufacturer for this review. When I received this light, I was impressed with the packaging. Every piece was held in it's own fitted slot encompassed in foam. This light comes with two batteries (one is a spare) a charger, offset multi-configuration M-LOK mount, flashlight body sleeves for the mount, a on/off switch tailcap, a on/off/momentary remote tailcap, Allen wrenches and extra M-LOK screws. The additional screws was a surprise as most of the time, you get exactly what you need and it is easy to lose those little screws. There are videos on the listing showing the unpackaging if you are interested. So far my only complaint is that the remote switch has no way to attach it to the rifle. I mounted the light to my .40 S&W Pistol Caliber Carbine and with a little bit of two-sided foam tape, I mounted the switch. I was surprised at the brightness of this light. On my 100 yard range on a moonless night, I could clearly see the tree line beyond the backstop. I decided to put the light threw the ringer. I charged up the batteries, and headed out to the range. With the light mounted even with the muzzle for maximum shock, I burned through 100 rounds without even a flicker from the light. The mount was still Rock solid and the light was still seated securely. Another 100 rounds over the next half hour and still no complaints. After about two hours of constant illumination, it appeared the light was beginning to dim. I could still clearly see the tree line, but not quite as clearly. I returned to the house and left it on while I cleaned my rifle. After about three hours, the battery was pretty much spent. I changed it out with the fresh battery and left it on to see how long it takes for it to die. About three hours and it too was done for. As far as durability, this light seems to be made pretty well. I don't have an M-LOK on a larger caliber rifle, but I am sure it will stand up to anything most people would mount it on. I would say the only two complaints I have is the lack of mounting tape on the remote switch and the battery life. However, they do provide two batteries so a solid 5-6 hours is not bad at all. Make no mistake, this is no Streamlight or Pelican, but for the price, you definitely can't go wrong. I would buy this light and be very happy for the average user. I have not tested how the batteries hold their charge over time, but with two of them, you can always have one on the charger and keep one in the light for your home defense needs.

For a $36 light it really blew me away at how sturdy this is. 180 rounds of unsuppressed 5.56 and it holds well, bright as needed and no rattling around! I have it setup with the push button instead of the wired one, I'll be testing that out soon and putting the light on the other side of the AR. I'm skeptical on how well the wired button will hold, so I may update the review if it doesn't survive.

This little light is pretty good. It's output is good, and it is compact and lightweight. It's two greatest weaknesses are, lack of internal charging To charge, you gotta take the battery out (which in my case, the light needs to be loosened up with tools and the end cap removed), and for some strange reason, this one did not come with any method of mounting the switch. It includes velcro, which is useless, and the material will not adhere to anything with any adhesive, so plan on another $15 for the switch mount. The control wire is much longer than most will ever require, and there's no particularly easy way to shorten it.

Brightness (5/5): The 1200-lumen output of this tactical flashlight is incredibly bright and provides excellent illumination in low-light or no-light situations. Whether you're using it for home defense, tactical operations, or simply navigating in the dark, this flashlight won't disappoint. It easily outshines many other lights in its class. Build Quality (5/5): The Feyachi flashlight exudes durability and sturdiness. Its matte black finish not only looks sleek but also feels rugged and able to withstand the rigors of heavy use. The build quality instills confidence that it will hold up in demanding situations. Mounting Options (5/5): The included Mlok/Picatinny flashlight mount is a welcome addition, allowing for easy and secure attachment to a variety of firearms. I appreciate the flexibility to switch between different firearms without the need for additional mounts. The mount holds the flashlight securely, ensuring it stays in place even during recoil. Battery Life (4/5): While the battery life is commendable, I recommend keeping spare batteries on hand for extended use. The flashlight provides ample runtime, but for longer missions or outings, having backup batteries is always a good practice. Switch and Modes (5/5): The flashlight features convenient and easy-to-use switches, allowing for quick access to different modes, including high, low, and strobe. This versatility is valuable in various scenarios, from identifying threats to preserving battery life when full brightness isn't needed. Value (5/5): Considering the quality, brightness, and mounting options, the Feyachi Tactical Flashlight offers outstanding value for its price. It competes favorably with more expensive options on the market, making it an excellent choice for both experienced users and those new to tactical lighting.

I have purchased several of these lights now. It started as something to just play around and test out but they have been great! I know there are higher end lights that may do the job better but these have been great! I have yet to have one fail! The quality is great, they are plenty bright for most anyone's needs, a d I have had them continue to function through adverse conditions appearing to be waterproof. I have not just fully submerged one in that regards but from normal use they are great!

This light is everything I needed it to be. It comes with two end caps. One is set up for a pressure switch, and the other is set up for a traditional on/off click button. It also comes with 2 unbranded rechargeable 18650 batteries (buttonless, advertised as 2200mAh) and a charger with a female USB-c power-in port. The mount is configurable in four or so different setups, and comes with a plastic sleeve for getting a tighter grip on the light without marring the finish. Keep in mind, this comes with an mlok mount for the flashlight. There are no mounts for the pressure switch. I elected to use this mount without the pressure switch, as I have limited mlok mounts on my rifle, and the twisted cable made cable management more difficult than normal. But the mount orientation options allowed me to get the light EXACTLY where I needed it to be able to hit the on button with no extra reaching. Further, the light has rubber orings in the parts which screw off. I was able to submerge my light in a foot or so of water without any issues. I do not believe this was an advertised feature, but it gives me peace of mind. Im genuinely shocked by how low the price is on this light for how well it's built.

The mount is versatile and sturdily made. I have mine in the foreward/under offset position in the front mlok slot on my shotgun forearm. I can easily, left or right handed, lift my forefinger (or thumb) to hit the regular tail switch. Light is SOOOOPER bright! GREAT light and mount. Love it! EXCEPT... 1. The pigtail on the pressure switch is horrible. What am I supposed to do with this ungainly wad? Either leave it to snag or make a lump under some duct tape I guess. Glad to see the latest 1980's technology has been employed. Ultimately, this is moot, because- 2. There is no pressure switch mounting option out of the box, not even double sided tape. If you want to actually USE the pressure switch, well, guess you better shell out the $15 for the pressure switch mount. Annoying and greedy profit grab? God Bless America! So I payed the "actually use everything in the box" tax... THE PRESSURE SWITCH MOUNTING PLATE SOLD BY FEYACHI IS THE WORST THING I'VE EVER SEEN SOLD ON AMAZON. First, you are forced to buy 2 different plates, one of which you don't need. The one for picatinny rails seems halfway acceptable, if vastly overpriced. However, the one for M-Lok is absolute TRASH. This flimsy, cheap, deformed piece of garbage looks like it came wadded up out of a gumball machine. The plastic is warped, never lays flat, and is so weak that is bends with the pressure necessary to activate the switch. You can rip this off of your gun with a single finger. I immediately returned it for refund. I was genuinely shocked at the poor quality given how well the light itself is made. SO, I have given up on the pressure switch entirely. Given that the mount can be configured that the tail cap switch is easily reachable left or right handed, the messy pigtail wire and embarrassing pressure switch mount plate are not needed. First trip to the range with it, put several boxes of slugs through my shotgun with the flashlight mounted on the forend. No shifting or movement (make sure it's good and tight!), light functioned fine. If it can take shotgun slug recoil I dare say it will work well with most calibers. Anyway, I have bought a second one, at this price it's a great regular use flashlight with a one mode switch, which is VERY hard to find these days. I hate lights with 5 modes you have to cycle through every time. And now I have a backup mount and parts. Also another useless pressure switch...maybe with two useless ones I'll do a little mad scientist-ing and see if I can modify them into one usable one...

I'll give this 5 stars for what it is and the price. Pros: 1. It's bright with a white light 2. It's light (no pun intended) 3. Batteries are quality (18650) 4. Mount is sturdy and well machined, if you just want the mount though... UTG makes a similar and better looking one. Cons: 1. 400, maybe 600 lumens tops. Definitely not the advertised 1200 2. screws are typical and cheep, will strip if overtightened. 3. glossy finish makes it look extra cheap. 4. remote switch is junk, it works but it's junk. No way to mount unless you use double sided tape or something. I didn't buy because it has a remote switch. All in all it's not bad, it is bright. 1200 lumen... No way it's 1200 lumen it's probably 400 or up to 600 lumen max. My 1000 lumen streamlight is much brighter, when using 2 cr123 which would be 6 volts to get that 1000 lumen, and when using an 18650 which is 3.6 volts it's about 600 lumen which still looks brighter to me then this light. This uses the 18650 so no way it's output is 1200 lumen. The Hot spot is nice and white, dissipates with a nice spread, very good throw to about 100 feet. If your looking for this as an alternative to streamlight or a surefire it will work fine but I would recommend you save up and buy one of those especially it you want to use a remote switch.

Mロック型の充電式フラッシュライトは、強力な2000ルーメンの白色光ビームを4種の多様なモード（ウルトラ/高/低/ストロボ）で発出。 IPX7防水および1200Gの耐衝撃性の構造により、どんな過酷な環境でも高い信頼性で動作。 ヘッドを回転させて広角フラッドビームと集中スポットライトを切り替え、異なるタクティクスや日常の照明ニーズに簡単に適合可能。 ウルトラ/ストロボを瞬時に始動させるために、明確なゾーンのある使い易いデュアルテールスイッチ搭載。 リモート始動と素早い柔軟な操作を可能とする、圧力スイッチ（ピカティニー/Mロックレールに対応）が付属。 ウルトラ/ストロボを瞬時に始動させるために、明確なゾーンのある使いやすいデュアルテールスイッチを搭載。 リモート始動と、素早い柔軟な操作を可能とする圧力スイッチ（ピカティニー/Mロックレールに対応）が付属。 USB-C充電ポートを搭載した充電式ライトは、ノートパソコン、壁面アダプター、モバイルバッテリーなどから急速充電が可能。 ダウンタイムを最小限に抑え、効率を最大化。 コスパが良い商品です。