Solofish 800 Lumens Pistol Light Laser Combo, Strobe Function for Green/Red/Blue Laser and Tactical Light with Slidable Rail Fits Guns w/Rail

Laser is super bright, flashlight is average. Quality is better than I expected for the price. Super easy to use amd mount. Mounted on my G3C with little adjustment. I charged the battery once and haven’t had to touch it for months now and it’s still got lots of battery left in it. Only downfall is its size, I wish it was a little slimmer for daily carry. Very capable laser/flashlight for price with easy charging and long battery life and durability. If you’re wanting something on a budget this is it

This pistol light laser combo, is amazing. This thing has a super bright light and the laser reaches super far. The visibility on the light and the laser are amazing. The light quality is super good for dark nights. The size of this light and laser combo fits any pistol perfectly. I personally love the black color, cause it matches any kind of pistol perfectly. This light laser combo incredible for the value of money. I guarantee you if you bought this, you would not be disappointed.

Picked this up as kind of a goof to mount on a Daisy 415 Co2 pistol but I was super surprised at how well this thing works. I can't speak to how well it may hold zero on an actual firearm but I've had zero complaints so far. Both the flashlight and the laser are incredibly bright, with the laser being easily visible at reasonable ranges in the daytime. It is made of plastic but the build quality seems more than adequate for any light to medium duty work. The images made it seem much larger than it is but in reality it's perfectly sized and is light enough to not throw off the balance when aiming. Installation was super easy and the ambidextrous buttons on either side are in the perfect spot to reach with your trigger finger whether you are left or right handed. Would absolutely purchase another one of these.

It works good, the dot and light are very bright. I only tried it a couple of times, may take a little getting use to but I shoot better with the iron sights that are on the gun. this may just be me, since I'm not very excepting to change. It's well built fits my Taurus G2C and is easy to install, light weight and well designed.

This laser is great. Easy to attach, has adjustments for the laser after attached. Battery life seems to be solid, I haven’t had to charge it since I bought and received it. It’s pretty bulky, but looks good. I like the strobe effects a lot. I got the green laser and it’s just perfect.

Nice bang for buck. Need a light just to keep on your home piece, this works great.

To the reviews that take it way to seriously, this cost less than a box of ammo “you can bet your life on” It wouldnt survive a drop from a black hawk helicopter. No illuminating the mariana trench on way to an amphibious assault of atlantis. The laser isn’t shoting the cherry off your buddies cigarette at 100 yards. You should know all this. Stop pretending it matters. It will survive being tossed in your glovebox, range bag, ect. It will illuminate everything within a normal house. The strobe does disorient and make it more difficult to see facing your direction. The laser will land center mass hits at the ranges involved in 99% of legally defenseable situations. Thats all you should ask of it. Mine has been fine. Its light wieght and charges via the same usb-c that is everywhere. If it breaks I would buy it again.

For the price? Great build quality, laser is plenty bright, flashlight "could" be brighter but it's enough for the situation most of us are buying it for. The size and ergonomics are fantastic and it goes absurdly well with what it's on. On the surface it's a total steal at $23. The only issue is, if you fire even one round, it will fly completely off zero, to no semblance of where it was. So in this sense, it's pretty useless. But are you buying this to actually shoot with? If so, you should question why you're shooting haha. Most of us are buying this to use that "one" time. If that's your purpose, it's great. Get it dialed in, leave it, and that one time you have to use it, which hopefully never comes, it'll be all good. But if you plan on actually shooting with it on and having it help you in any way, get rid of that thought and you'll be happy with it. For $23 if you're gonna basically set it and forget it? A good buy. If you're hoping for something else, I'd keep looking, though most I've talked to who've put on infinitely more expensive lasers still have basically the same problem. For what I want it for, can't complain.