Sightmark LoPro Mini Combo Flashlight and Green Laser Sight

So I used the battery that came with it. Worked great, just played around with it for a couple minutes. Came back a few days later and it was dead (didn't even use). Got a couple new batteries so will see how it goes but now I leave the battery out. Haven't used the cord as my thumb aligns with the buttons. Reason for 4 stars is battery life.

seems like it is going to be a good light. the flashlight could be a little brighter, and has a two button switch that is a little large and both buttons do the same thing, thought 1 would work the light and the other the laser.

Much better than the original LoPro model (sturdier mount, guarded adjustment knobs).ADVANTAGES:1) Sturdy mount (much sturdier than the original LoPro).2) Click adjustable knobs are precise (1 MOA adjustments), easy to use, and guarded (unlike the original LoPro) so you won't accidentally bump them and alter your point of aim.3) Fits both Picatinny and Weaver rails! It's getting harder to find things that fit the Weaver rails of non-tactical guns, so I'm glad this one fits. Kudos to Sightmark for still supporting those of us who have Weaver rails!4) Strobe feature is great for dazzling and blinding intruders. High and Low ("Nav") settings also appreciated5) Flashlight is easy to pre-set to either High, Low, or Strobe simply by twisting the head of the light.6) Only requires one battery, which is used for both the laser and the light!7) The perfect height for someone using a primary sight with a "1/3 lower co-witness", such as the Eotech EXPS2 or EXPS3, as it will not obstruct the primary sight. But see "HEIGHT DETAILS" below.8) Great value for the price! Other laser/light combos with the same profile and precise MOA adjustment knobs cost over $1,000.DISADVANTAGES:1) Not QD (quick detach), requires a hex tool (3mm) to install and remove.2) Remote control: as others have pointed out, the 2nd button on the remote does the same as the first button. With the remote, you can only hold the button down, or release it, no other functions. I don't use the remote, so I don't mind that, but it means the next disadvantage is very annoying for me:3) Separate buttons for light and laser -- it would be much better to be able to preset this to either light, laser, or laser/light combo without having to attach the remote. This is almost enough to make me deduct a star from it.4) When using a primary sight with an "absolute co-witness", such as the Eotech XPS2, the adjustment know from the LoPro Mini Combo sticks up into the field of view. I'd prefer if both adjustment knobs were on the side, rather than on the top, to avoid this problem. See "HEIGHT DETAILS" below.HEIGHT DETAILS: The height of this LoPro Mini Combo is perfect for people whose primary sight has a 1/3 lower co-witness, such as the Eotech EXPS2 or EXPS3 holographic sights. However, this LoPro Mini Combo is just a tad too high for people whose primary sight has an "absolute co-witness", such as the Eotech XPS2 or XPS3 holographic sights. With the XPS2, the adjustment know from the LoPro Mini Combo sticks up into the field of view.

Built solid. The laser is as good as I've seen on anything else. The white light isn't blinding but it's perfect for CQB. Very compact , easy to use. Well worth the money.

Bought this about a year ago, dropped, dinged, and scratched it, but it’s still preforming like the first day I got it.Green laser is very visible, bright setting is bright, dim setting is dim, and the strobe setting gives me a headache while looking directly at it. Great product for the price. Metal housing FEELS durable, and IS durable.Only part I don’t like is how similar the buttons are. There are 2 pairs of buttons on each side. On one side, one is the laser, and one is the light, there is text by the button pointing out which button is the laser and which button is the light. The problem is, that if i need a light, there’s probably a good chance I’m not in a well lit area that allows me to even see the text. If one was at least textured, it would probably help differentiate.

So as a light/laser, the light is plenty bright and I love the adjustment knob for different modes and it’s feels like a nice solid metal housing/design. My only dislike is the “pressure pad” is kinda garbage. It’s just 2 on-off buttons that do the exact same thing, and they’re both momentary switches, you have to hold the bottom to keep them on and if you want to switch to laser, you need to press the laser button on the actual unit and then the 2 buttons only control the laser till you press the light button again on the unit. The fact you can’t individually operate the laser and light off the pressure switch when there’s 2 buttons I feel like was just a missed opportunity to create what could have been a perfect product. So like stated, good light, laser is plenty bright and adjustable but the pressure pad is janky/cheap.

I got this for airsoft but have every confidence that it could withstand the recoil of a small caliber. I beat up my equipment pretty regularly and this thing holds up. Laser is visible in daylight and the light could be better but is sufficient for the price.

I haven't abused it, but it zeroed to my Wolf A1 easily.Things I like: Adjustment dials seem to be repeatable, the laser is daytime bright and can be seen on a green background at 25 yards in full sun. I like that the tape stitch screws in with corrosion resistant brass fittings. Overall the feel of the unit is good for a poverty tier sighting system.What I don't like: the locking collar on the tape switch is cheesy plastic and will either brake if you overtighten it, or work loose under recoil and cause faulty intermittent connection (I taped mine down). They chose high end material for the connections, but then cheeped out on the locking collar. And WHY THE HELL does the switch have two independent buttons if they aren't programmable to different functions? BIG miss by the manufacturer. Having two different sets of manual activation buttons (one each side) is also kinda stupid; it should be one set either on the back or on top like every other serious laser. My final complaint is that the light is only JUST brite enough to be useful. In today's world of cheap 1k lumen LEDs its kinda silly that this one is only 220 or so. Manufacturer should bump it to 500 at least.Overall it's a gear piece of gear for the money. I gave 4 stars because of high value. Even with some minor gripes I would have given it 5 if the locking collar was better, and the light a bit brighter.

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