Feyachi Rifle Light 1200LM 22500Candela WL25 Tactical AR Flashlight LED Outdoor Light with Pressure Switch & Picatinny/Mlock Rail Mount, 3 Modes - High/Low/Strobe

I'm actually really impressed with this product. I bought it just to test it out because I'm not ready to commit to a $200 light yet. The light is very bright, easy to install, and pretty durable. I did also purchase some Mlok rails to install it because the light is not Mlok. I read some negative reviews about the pressure switch when firing it'll switch modes but I believe that is just user error. I've figured out that if you just want normal light then click the button and don't use the plate because the pressure switch is sensitive to touch. I would for sure purchase this light again for cheap builds if ever needed. Also if you don't want the light to blow apart like other people in the reviews then keep it out of the way of the muzzle. Simple as that. most the reviews I've seen are user error. Also keep up with charging the batteries often so you don't risk having batteries not work. One last thing is make sure to take the pressure switch off it's mount before installing. Unscrew the pressure switch using a hex key then take the pressure switch mount, line it up with the slots in the rail, push it on there. It should snap right on the rail with no issues. After the mount is installed take the pressure switch and screw it back on. Make sure you organize the wire and strap it down to keep it out of the way, organized, and prevent a broken wire. Keep from wrapping the wire too tightly as well.

A light on a home defense firearm that offers an easy to access/manipulate strobe function that can disorient & dissuade a potential home invader could be invaluable. For me the strobe function is of utmost importance and should be first in any sequence of light modes offered for a home defense light. Most lights have a long sequence of manipulations necessary to activate their strobe function. This light fits my needs very well as activating the strobe utilizing the remote switch is amazingly quick with just a quick double tap of the momentary switch. The light with the tail switch installed, believe it or not, is a little finicky and less straight forward to produce the strobe than the remote switch, at least on my light. Also, I cannot get low power on my steady state just high steady state and high strobe, which is perfect because that’s all I want in a weapons light. The light could use some modernization with battery replacement, not an issue with the tail switch installed, as the remote switch needs to be removed (unmounted) to unscrew the end cap to replace battery, if not the remote switch cord just starts kinking and will likely lead to a very short life expectancy for the remote switch. Removing the remote switch for battery replacement can be an endeavor depending on your mounting and cord management system. This light also has a long remote switch cord so cord management does become an issue. The light needs some type of 1/2 turn disconnect for both the tail switch and remote switch end cap for battery replacement. I still prefer battery replacement over the new magnetic connection charging option being offered on more and more products. The tightening knob on the picatinny mount, while convenient, needs to be replaced with the standard flush mount nut. Note that the light and mount are monolithic and not two separate items which I believe allows for a reduction in depth perpendicular to the picatinny, it works for me. I have three difference flashlights that operate with 18650 batteries that produce lots of lumens and this light is on par so no issue with the lights output. Overall my new favorite home defense firearm light as it is quick to strobe with enough lumens to light up the dark allowing for not only greater situational awareness but the effective use of red dot optics. Hope they make some improvements with the battery replacement, picatinny nut and chord length however, I still plan on picking up one maybe even two more. Quite happy with the light at a reasonable price point.

I purchased the MLOK version of this light for an AR-15. I really like it. It’s not too heavy, so it doesn’t leave the rifle unbalanced. The buttons are easy to find and press without removing your eyes from the target. It has two on buttons, one to press for the light to stay on and the other to press and hold down until you’re done with the light. I like this feature for self-defense purposes. The light is bright and strong. Would definitely recommend.

Solidly constructed with high light output. Comes with an extra battery and charger. The only thing I don't like about it is the corded toggle is a little too sensitive and easily switches from high beam to strobe. I don't plan on using it. I use the push button instead. That works perfectly and has a good feel to it.

Solid product especially for the price! light considering how big it is, super bright, held up to be waterproof. I used it in multiple night games and it held up to rough use and worked great! Only complaint is the button mount just clips on, I can see future issues or compatibility problems with other setups. Works for mil spec picatinny though. And second issue is the strobe function is really difficult to use, I just end up tapping the button rather than using actual strobe. Strobe is like a half button click, and you have to push it just right to get it to work. Other than that, super happy with how it performs. Highly recommend for a budget build

If you need a great light, here it is! It comes with 2 rechargeable batteries, a charger, pressure switch, and a nice case to hold it all. Super bright too!

Not sure how this light has so many good reviews. Not a single function works on it other than it will turn on and off on low. There is no hi, no strobe, no changing between with quick presses either soft or clicked, tail cap or switch. Nothing works other than an extremely low light setting with fully charged batteries. Will be returning for sure. Not even worth it for airsoft or training weapon. ***UPDATED: Ok, first off, the seller went above and beyond to rectify my issue and make things right. I’m beyond pleased with the way everything has been handled and will definitely be ordering from them again in the future. I have a new light on its way as a replacement and after discussing things with customer service, we both agree that there was possibly a short in the light or perhaps a bad component like a transistor. If you’re on the fence about ordering this light, don’t be. No matter what, their customer service department and team will take care of you.

Be prepared for the “you get what you pay for” option. I’m sure this could’ve been a good budget option but there were a few no-go’s for me. The Battery charger didn’t work and the pressure switch wasn’t consistent. I’m sure if I got another one I might have better luck but I’m not interested in gambling. Just be advised to manage your expectations. Yours might be awesome, or it might be like the one I received.