Pistol Flashlight Blue Laser Combo 420 Lumens Pistol Light Recharge Tatical Flashlight Fits for Picatinny MIL-STD-1913 Rail, Fits for Glock (with Built-in Battery)

Good quality part. Fits as expected and works reliably. Solid build and does the job well.

Excellent quality

I really appreciate not having to buy batteries every trip to the range. The rechargeable USB feature is great and the battery lasts up to 2 hours using the flashlight, about the same for the laser, but if you run both at the same time it seems it dies down pretty quickly. I think it was less than an hour, but when would you actually need to run a laser sight and flashlight for anywhere near an hour. June 29, 2026: Unfortunately, the microUSB charging port broke inside the body and I can no longer charge it. I also had not contacted the manufacturer in time to activate the warranty. AUCLAYTEC has a newer edition with a brighter flashlight and slightly longer runtime with a USB Type C charging port. The Type C port is a much sturdier design. I purchased the newer version as a replacement. I do like AUCLAYTEC's devices. They are low priced and work very well. I think it was just my luck that my first one broke. AUCLAYTEC Pistol Light Laser Combo with USB-C Charging, 500 Lumen Green Beam Sight Tactical Flashlight for Subcompact Compact Pistol and Picatinny Rail https://a.co/d/0jbbStxg

This is easily one of the best laser/light combos for the size and price. The buttons feel solid and premium with good feedback, and the laser is nice and bright. Battery life is really good too—I only had to charge it once in a month even while going to the range every weekend.nd the build quality feels sturdy, especially for around $35. It honestly competes with more expensive options. The only downside is the charging port since it still uses an older micro-USB and doesn’t come with a charger. If they switch to USB-C, this would be an easy 5 stars.

My first experiment with a light laser combo. For what it cost, it works great. With my older eyes the green laser just works. Still in the testing phase for longevity, but so far so good

Great

I bought two of these budget optics to compare side by side on my pistols. Neither one is perfect, but I do like this one a bit more. Here is why: The light isn’t as bright as the other, the single button control is a poor use of the dual button setup (though it makes sense as it makes it fully ambidextrous), but the shining light for this optic was merely the fact that it has a rubber cover for the charging port which backs up their claim of water resistance. I find it rather frustrating when a product claims water resistance though and then fails to list an IP rating. I’m not sure how you expect people to take that seriously. Beyond that, both optics were easy to install, don’t add much weight to a pistol, and function as you would expect. Zeroing it in took nearly no time at all. After installation I think I had it zeroed in within 5 minutes and three alignment shots. After that, it held its zero for another 20 consecutive rounds, so I don’t see that changing. I like that they easily fit well into a holster and didn’t require me to modify it (though the holsters themselves do say to simply cut a couple of stitches if needed, this was unnecessary). Overall, especially for this price, it’s a nice little optic to have. If I were the manufacturer and I were to change anything, it would be that the laser would come on with a single press, making the solid light a long press, and leaving the strobe as a double press. I (personally) would rather see the laser and the light on their own buttons, but that’s rather minimal.

Honestly love it! It does what it was advertised. Installation was easy, color, brightness all good. A good budget friendly attachment