P.ID Pistol Light – 1,000 Lumen High Output Weaponlight with Magnetic USB Charging, 18350 Rechargeable Battery, MIL-STD-1913 Mount, IPX8 Waterproof, Compact Aluminum Housing

I absolutely love this light. I put this on my Kimber 2k11 Pro and it looks awesome. Very bright, easy to use, and easy install. Ive always been a huge fan of Holosun red dots so I gave this a try and I now have found my new go to light. Great quality, great weight and looks sweet.

Excellent WML. Fits perfectly on my G17g3. Bright, with great distance. Price can't be beat for how solid it is. It feels very durable, and well built. If you are used to Streamlight or Surefire style activation methods, this will take a moment to get used to, but then again, why did you buy this light if those are so good? Good luck finding anything from those brands with these features, at this strength, and with this build quality at this price point. Incorporate WML activation into your training, and the buttons will become second nature like anything else. Holds charge well, and recharging is easy, just don't lose the OEM charging cable. 5 Stars!

Great Value. I like the profile of the light. It’s slimmer than the TLR1 which is good because there is a smaller gap between the holster and the trigger guard. I do prefer the TLR1 switches though. I like the fact that it is rechargeable as well. Overall it is a good light for a good price. I would buy one again. Before you buy though make sure you can find a Holster for your specific gun and this flashlight combo.

This light is bright asf. Don’t charge it and touch it. You will get shocked lol

A solid, functional, and reliable weapon light. It has the perfect balance of flood and hotspot. I mounted it to a Glock 21 and it’s held up to 45 acp recoil just fine. I just wish it had better controls and that they would’ve discarded the constant on mode entirely or made it harder to inadvertently activate. I prefer the paddle switch style of the Streamlight TLR-1HL where you press downwards with your support hand thumb as it feels more ergonomic rather than in from the side on this Holosun. The switch is programmed to be momentary if you hold it for more than a couple of milliseconds and vice versa for constant on. This results in you possibly inadvertently activating constant on if you use the momentary function as intended where you activate the light in quick flashes, only enough to quickly identify your target. Other than that, it’s a great light from a reputable company considering it’s cheaper than Surefire or even Streamlight.

Do as the title states or you will be a 2 star or 1 star review. The first page of the instructions clearly states to remove the bezel, inspect the battery and REMOVE THE BATTERY SEAL. IF you do not do this, the light will not work or if you tighten the bezel really tight, it will work at half power, blink weird and the paddles will be stiff. Once the round battery seal is removed, the light works like a champ. This light is solidly built, feels like a tank, and is no frills - exactly what I’m looking for in a weapon light. Will definitely help in recoil management. Really like the streamlined design. Looks great on my black Canik Rival S and Walther PDP PRO SD. 5 stars all the way.

Excellent light! Bought this for a holster that I had ordered hoping it would work with another light. This one, while longer than the other light I had, is brighter and adds a nice amount of weight at the end that should help in reducing recoil. Love the ability of recharging the battery. Installed easily on my echelon 4.0 and buttons are a bit stiff initially but should loosen up with use. For my first holosun product, I'm impressed!

Good light for the price, holster support isn't the greatest at the moment. Didn't get to bash it around yet. (on purpose) Held up already past 4k rounds in various pistols, and smashed into several barricades by accident. Battery life is about that of the TLR-7A, nothing stood out much if you attend night fire courses bring spare batteries. Some signs of wear only because I'm cramming it in a holster meant for a different light and pistol. (not the lights fault) Buttons were STIFF at first, not sure if I got used to them or if they are getting broken in now. If you are on a budget, and are OK waiting for a holster to be made or making your own, it's a solid choice.