Tactical Flashlight JT10 1200 Lumen Black LED Light with Offset Rail Mount, 2 Modes Pressure Switch Included

Very bright and good battery life. I haven't dropped it or put it through any hard use, but it feels solid.When charging, the light on the button stays red even though I left it charging for a whole day. I can't tell when its fully charged, but it's not a big deal since it's micro usb so if I need it while it's charging I can just pick it up and go.The remote switch only turns on the high brightness mode. Once on, you can press the power button on the side to cycle modes, but once you turn it off the remote switch will again only turn on the high brightness mode.I like the mount which is a great shape, sturdy, and tight. It is a bit on the heavier side for a flashlight to be mounted on a rifle. It's not overly heavy, but if you're trying to keep the overall weight of your rifle down this flashlight won't be the best. For a home defense weapon this won't weigh you down unless you decide to go all mall ninja tacticool and add a bunch of unnecessary accessories. Like the saying goes, "Those who don't care about ounces will cry over pounds."

Wow, I love this light. It is extremely bright, with 3 levels of brightness, a flashing light mode, and a SOS mode that flashes SOS in Morse code. Awesome, then it has a pressure switch that turns the light on in two different ways, both are turned on on the high setting, the only difference being, press the thicker part of the switch for light to stay on when released, press the smaller part of the switch for temporary on, goes off when released. The light is awesome at that point, but it has a regular cap with a lanyard if you want to use the light without it being mounted to a gun. The light is also controlled by a push button switch on the light. And this light is rechargeable! Micro USB charging port. Comes with USB charging cable. Piccatinny rail mount bracket for mounting light on a gun. The light came charged and ready to go to work. This light would be a deal at twice what I got it for $21 on a special buy. All aluminium construction to. The ONLY bad I can say, is there is no way to mount the pressure switch included with the light in the box. But don't let that stop you, this light is awesome.

very bright led in a sturdy aluminum housing. 18650 battery that recharges on a type c. has 3 brightness settings and a strobe function.my key selling point was the fantastic support i got when i found my pressure pad did not function. jacbeam quickly and simply resolved it. thanks guys

Over all, it's a really decent flashlight 🔦 for the price. Very bright, which is the main reason I bought it. The one major flaw with this product that I can see so far is the pressure swich cable where it meets the back cap of the flashlight it self. Build quality of that part is subpar at best. I have only fooled with it a few times (very gentle at that) to adjust it where I need it and it is on the brink of completely braking. But other then that it's a great value for the money IMO.

La linterna tiene un año y hoy trabajando se quemó tipo parrillada no culpo al vendedor al fabricante.

Pros: Bright. Sturdy when mounted. Rechargeable. Aluminum construction.Cons: Used it four times. Light stopped working completely. Tried recharge. No go. Replaced battery. No go. Unmount/remount. No go. Stuck with a light that doesn't light. I really liked it before it gave up the ghost. Live and learn I guess.

Easily installed on my M&P 15. Large thumbscrew to take it on/off easily. The remote switch feature is very nice. One button for on/off, another for momentary on. When the remote switch is installed, the switch on the flashlight body no longer responds. Normal behavior. Comes with a normal end cap too. Then it becomes a normal flashlight with all the various modes. Came with its own Jeebow 2.5Ah battery. Expecting it to be junk but surprised when it tested out to be 2.4Ah.

Unboxed the product and installed it on my rifle. Everything worked fine over the course of the day I was messing with it. I really liked the pressure switch option. I removed the battery to charge it and the other flashlight’s (I bought two) battery and when I replaced it the pressure switch wouldn’t operate it anymore. I used the second lights pressure switch and it flicked the light on only when the cap was barely screwed on and then it was flickering. Long story short both light’s pressure switches quit working very soon after installing them. I use the regular cap and turn it off and on with the flashlights off on button which isn’t quite as useful on a home defense rifle. I now do not have 2 rifle mounted lights with pressure switches, I have a flashlight for my toolbox and tackle box that came with useless accessories.