TOUGHSOULMlok Picatinny Tactical Flashlight 1250 Lumens, Rechargeable Flashlight with Remote Pressure Switch LED Light with Rechargeable Batteries and Charger Included (Picatinny Mounted)

I've bought two of these so far. You get what you pay for, it's bright and cheap. HOWEVER. Between the two times I bought this same product, they have changed the LED that's inside it. My two lights are different shades of white light, but the newer of the two seems brighter. The newer of the two also came with the switch shown, and the shorter wire, and the MLOK mounting is SUPER nice, and a LOT better than the Velcro style mounting of the older light. The battery life is OK, for what it is, but I have better 18650's anyway.TLDR, Cheap, Works good enough, tough enough to throw on a beater gun, Doesn't cost a kidney like Streamlights.

I have had this on my rifle for a year now and have put close to 1000 rounds down range and it still works like the day I bought it. I haven’t had any issues charging it. The battery life is pretty good and really I know this is gonna sound crazy but I would buy this over another stream light in a heart beat. For a fraction of the cost you are getting a weapon light that holds up to the abuse and is bright. What more can you want. I haven’t submerged it in water but I’ve rain drills in the rain and it has held up

I chose the MLOK version for my needs, instead of picatinny. And, it came fully ready to mount using two MLOK screws on the flashlight mount and the pressure switch mount. I read some reviews saying they didn't get MLOK screws with their pressure switch. Apparently they have fixed that issue. The battery came charged, so I was able to test the brightness right out of the box. It is bright enough for any indoor or outdoor needs. It came with an extra o-ring for the push button or pressure switch connection to the rear of the light. One advantage to having the MLOK version is; the pressure switch is much more flush to the furniture you are mounting to. I mean, you can remove the picatinny mount which takes away about 1/4 of rise from the mounted switch. I'm glad I didn't spend an extra $100 for a base level, name brand tac light. The black color of the light and swtich matches my black AR-15 and my black MAGPUL furniture. I haven't decided whether I want to purchase a kit to pin down the switch wire. The pressure switch wire is a proper length, but there are a few inches of slack that could possibly be a snag issue if you are involved in running real world drills/training.I purchased this last week. So, I will update this once I put a couple hundred rounds down range with it mounted to review the functionality and durability. I don't expect and issues based on the quality of the construction and how tight (no jiggling) the mounts are. Loctite is always a good idea with any peripheral firearm mounts.I just bought a 2nd light, picatinny mount, and put it on my KSG. Works and looks great.Highly Recommend!!

Seems to be made very well. Super bright. I love the option to turn the light on or control it by finger.

I play a lot of Airsoft and I’ve been looking for a good flashlight. Found this one and used it and loved it so I went and bought two more for each of my guns definitely a great flashlight and last long. Will buy more in the future if needed. They’re light weight fit perfect on my guns and love the pressure switch.

Pressure pad broke after only a couple uses.So look, I’m putting together a budget build. I figured I’d give this light a shot. At first impression, I was impressed! Felt like a solid build, plenty bright for home defense, choice between a tail cap, or pressure pad, rechargeable battery or two CR123As, what’s not to like right???… wrong.First day at the range, the flashlight came so loose it almost fell off. Not the Mlok mounts (though they were slightly loose), but the screws that hold the body to the mount. I guess I shouldn’t have assumed structural screws would have been secure from such a cheap option, but fine, nothing some good old blue loctite won’t fix.Now this is where it failed. So in order to change the battery, one must either unmount the body, and unscrew it from the tailcap, or just unscrew the tail cap. The issue there is the wire is locked in place in the tailcap and not loose, so when you start screwing or unscrewing, the cable gets all wrapped around itself. I tried to be as gentle as I could, but 2 times, and boom, pressure pad and wire no longer work.It sucks! I was honestly so shocked initially on how much of a bang for your buck it was, but I should’ve seen it coming… I’m sure if you run a light with tailcap only, you’re fine, but if you want to use the pressure pad, don’t buy this!

I own 2 of these and just purchased my third one. For the money it's absolutely amazing. It's very durable and the brightness is more than enough for me. The remote switch has great tactile buttons that work well and are very definitive. I really can't find any flaws for what you pay but if I had to nitpick I do wish it either had a plug in to recharge or a rotating style cap to remove the battery so the wire doesn't twist. But it's really not enough to knock down any stars given the price. I also recommended this to another friend and he is just as satisfied. Time will tell if everything holds up but for now I'm very satisfied. I've read that the customer service is good too. Hopefully I never have to use it.

Arrived with the box torn open and wire hanging out, but appeared undamaged. Remote switch feels flimsy, but mounted solidly, and functioned correctly. Wire for switch is stiff, may be susceptible to damage. Hot spot is diffuse with lots of spill, adequate for CQB type use. Lumens rating is likely fairly accurate, though luminous flux is meh. Finish on light looks good, hardware appeared painted. Nice to have PCB protected battery with charger. MLOK mount locks up solidly, and fits snuggly to rail. Don't forget the blue locktite on screws holding mount to the light body. Recommend using wire routing hardware to help prevent shorting.