Fyland Tactical Flashlights, 1200 Lumens LED Flashlight with Picatinny Rails Mount Included Rechargeable Batteries Pressure Switch, Waterproof Small Flashlight for Outdoor Hiking

1200 lumen does seem about right for the amount of light this throws. It does have a focused hot spot and a spread that works real well for CQB or any wide range needs. I find that it running on 16150 batteries convenient and coming with 2 of them is an extra plus. Along with a charger and tail cap or tape switch options make is customizable for your needs. The mount that is supplied is very sturdy, easy to use and looks good. Very good product at a budget price. Well worth the buy.

I got this light for my ever-expanding collection. Dollar-for-dollar it's extremely bright. It's not as heavy duty as a Surefire by any means but it's also 1/10 the price. So far it has held up under a couple hundred rounds out of a two 223. I did not have it in inclement weather so can't speak to if it's affected by water Etc but so far it's performing well and the beam is very bright.

The media could not be loaded.  Love this flashlight, lightweight and durable. Comes with two rechargeable batteries and charger, two end caps push button and remote wired switch. Very bright 1200 lumens with a beam reach of 200 meters. I have this light mounted on my AR-15, highly recommend this product for the price.

Great light for a great price. I mounted this light to my AR 15 and it’s been great. The light is very bright and the mount held well after a couple hundred rounds through my rifle. I really like the interchangeable switches. I highly recommend this as a gun light.

Update. 1/26/2020I had the remote switch attached to the flashlight, and with it off I walked out of the room. When I came back in the light was on, but dim. I thought somehow I forgot to turn it off, but no matter what I did with the two remote buttons I couldn’t get it to turn off. I had to remove the back in order to make it go out. NOT GOOD. This could have happened when I wasn’t home and things could have gone bad.I have replaced this light with the MAG Light that I had on the rifle in the first place.The flashlight is extremely bright.The push button switch would light but if you shook the flashlight it would flicker and or go out.I unscrewed the aluminum piece in the bottom and filed down the glob of solder as far down as I could without disconnecting it from the wire. I had to do this twice to get it down far enough.Now it’s working perfectly every time.Great light, extremely bright, but horrible quality control. There’s no way this was tested.I got this for the remote buttons and that’s what I had to fix, so if you aren’t good with your hands I’d look elsewhere.

The media could not be loaded.  This flashlight is crazy bright!Comes with a pressure switch cap and a push button on/off cap for use on a mount or a regular flashlight!Rechargeable battery, battery charger and mount included.40 yard visibility in pitch black dark!Very fast shipping, and very we packaged!10/10 would recommend

This light packs a lot of value into the $30 price tag. While it's a lightweight compact light, it is solidly constructed. It arrived in a cardboard box with a compartmentalized foam insert. It comes with two rechargeable 18650 batteries, a charger, a normal tail cap switch, a pressure switch, and a Picatinny rail mount with the needed Allen wrench.The threads on these budget lights are usually the weak point, but that isn't the case here. The threads are cut deeply and aren't likely to strip out. The tail cap switch is very positive, and the light has two modes- on and off. FOR ME, this is a plus, as I prefer simplicity in a weapon-mounted light.It has a crenelated bezel, and the tail cap switch will allow it to stand upright.It also has a pressure switch tail cap, which has a constant off/on switch, as well as a momentary off/on switch.It throws a beam with a very bright hot spot that also has some useful spill.It held up to some extended fire while mounted on my 10.5 inch AR pistol and did not turn off and on with the recoil.Overall, I'm quite happy with this little light at the $30 price point. I think it will do fine for the occasional training class, or perhaps attached to your home defense carbine- but I haven't had it long enough and put enough rounds down range to say whether or not it will hold up to prolonged rough use.If you're the door kicker on a SWAT team, or if you're in the Sandbox hunting for bad guys, I think I'd give it a pass. But for the casual user? I think it will serve you just fine.

This 5 star review is for the product and the customer service. The light is impressively bright and looks great on my shotgun. The pressure switch is a great way to go light or dark on the fly without fumbling for the push switch. My pressure switch is affixed to top right of my chainsaw grip. I did have to contact customer service with a few questions which they responded to in a timely and friendly manner.