Brinyte XP22 1300 Lumens LED Tactical Flashlight with Strobe, Low Profile Compact Weaponlight for Picatinny Rail Mount with Built-in Pressure Switch, Magnetic USB Rechargeable,Black

This company is known for quality lights. All of the ones I have purchased from them are excellent! This light does not disappoint! It fits perfectly onto my rail and shines out there a great distance and lights things up very well. It's great that with the new one I'll be able to put center sights on it. I just want steel sights only for that rifle.The pictures you see where I'm closer to the wall I took an hour and a half apart. I took the first picture with a full charge and the second picture I took after the light had been left on for an hour and a half. It did not feel hot at all. I can hold it in my hand very easily and it wasn't even warm after an hour and a half.On the distance picture my camera was zoomed in a bit and I couldn't fix it.I love how it just has one brightness and a strobe. That brightness as you can see from the picture I took stays very consistent throughout the life of the battery. The other lights that I've had dim as the battery life goes out. This one seems to stay consistent from the first turn on until I charged it again.They have hit a home run with this light! I love how there are no cords dangling to get caught in anything or to have to tape down. There's not a switch to fall off your rail, and it’s lightweight and bright. You can get a lot of lights out there that say they're a thousand lumens but when you compare them with a really good light with a thousand lumens you can see that the cheap ones really aren't that bright. This one is 1,300 lumens and shines out there a long ways and brightens everything up. It works great for my needs!What else could you ask for? It’s easy to deploy the light and easy to turn it off. Not only does it work well but it looks pretty bad ass also. It’s low profile which will be great for my sites. I really can’t think of anything that I would change on it. It’s perfect! I’ve dealt with this company before and it’s a great company to work with.

I am a pretty big fan of brynite lights, their HL18 Noctua is my favorite headlamp that I own, so when I saw that Brinyte was offering a rail-mounted light solution, I was very interested trying it out.The box is standard Brinyte fare: simple, robust cardboard. Opening the box reveals the rather unique looking light. The dual emitters are definitely an interesting design. It is fairly robustly constructed, and the low profile makes it less snag prone, and very easy to mount in places other lights might not fit well.The light has a lockout feature that will be either a plus or a minus to you, depending on how you like your lights to operate. To unlock, you have to depress the on-button for 5 seconds, so if this is going to be mounted on something that needs to be ready in a moments notice, this is too long. The downside is that if you do not lockout the light, the button is unguarded and rather easy to depress accidentally. I find this activation switch to not be my favorite, as it’s too easy to accidentally press, and locking it out makes it too hard to get going.Once the light is unlocked, it functions like many other tactical, rail mounted lights. One quick press of the activation switch will turn the light on and keep it on. Another quick press will turn the light off. If you press and hold the activation switch, it will stay on until you let go of the switch. (If you’ve ever used a TLR7, you’ll know the order of operations)The light is very bright, but definitely prioritizes flood. The lumens are quite high, but candela is lower, so it’s good for illuminating a room. It has an integrated battery, with Brinyte’s FANTASTIC magnetic charging solution, which operates just like Apple’s MagSafe charging.Overall, the light is a great as a pic-rail lighting solution. I have not subjected mine to a LOT of durability testing, but has held up just fine to over 100 rounds of “shock” on my 1301. I will update if anything changes. So far, the light does everything it says it will on the box: it’s bright, low profile, lightweight and easy to use. As long as durability is there, it’s an absolutely great light!

I'm very happy with the purchase of the Brinyte X22. I'm impressed by the aluminum body and how well built it is. It has a good, solid feel to it and is well made. The fit and design are top notch. The light is very slim and fits easily under optics. The on / off switch has a great feel to it and I like that it has the option to lock the power off for storage. It also has a strobe feature that is easily engaged. The magnetic charger is a very nice feature too and works great. I like how both lights both shine in the same area together and not two separate areas. I'm really impressed with how bright the lights are, they are way brighter than I anticipated. I've included some outdoor pictures of the performance of the light.

I was recommended this brand by a friend of mine and thought I'd give it a shot. I really like the design and it is very low profile on a picatinny rail. I also use it on my mountain bike helmet with a stick on picatinny adapter. It is EXTREMELY bright and the focal point is quite concentrated which is perfect for its intended use. It can even be used independently but it is a bit awkward to hold. Overall the manufacturer did a fantastic job in its design and it is very well built. The machining is top notch and the coating looks great. I like the switch in the back- very simple to use, no manual required. The magnetic charging cable is really cool and works as well on another light that I have with the same feature. This has become my favorite way to charge a light. I really didn't expect such a small and low-profile light to be so bright, but man does this thing throw a beam. Well done guys, thanks for designing such a useful light at a good price.