POVAST PVL2-2 Zoomable Green Light Rechargeable Led Flashlight with Scope Mount, 1200 lumens Outdoor Bright Torch Light with Battery for Hunting

Had it for a while now and like it.It’s bright, lasts long, and swaps out with my other rail mounted lights easily.Only problem has been cheap and fragile connections that I had to pretty much take apart, clean, corrosionX, and reassemble. Now it works great. I have the white light ones too, and they needed the same treatment. I give these as gifts to my loved ones. The sos mode is handy too.

This light is a great value for the price... it is very bright and has a very long throw!Pros:...for an inexpensive tactical light it's made just as well as the $100+ ones....green light is very bright....has a very long throw....is lightweight....attaches to a 1913 picatinny rail easily.Cons:...is a little larger than seems in the pics.Overall a good, inexpensive, well made tactical green LED light. I would highly recomend it to my friends.

So far I really like this light. The 1200 lumens are there--very bright. The zoom goes from very tight to very wide with three brightness settings and I do like the flash. (the SOS, I'm not sure I want). I haven't run the battery down to the point of charging it yet, but I use that same battery in other devices and get good service.I recommend this.

Out of box: Hood retaining lens needed tighteming; The body DID NOT have a soft gasket either in front of or behind lens to protect the glass/hard plastic from impact chipping/cracking. The lack of gasket reduces water resistence so as to allow potential moisture to "dribble" into the LED electronics . Micro USB charging port and push button on/off switch are on opposite sides of barrel. Switch seemed waterproof; charging post had attached cover.. Charging cord included. Overall, size and functions reasonable, for tester, and as described. Light charged (overnight) for strength and distance tests. The concentrated Field of Vision (FOM) adjusted by a rotating ring around the flashlight barrel worked well/easily. Beginning a test with the focus ring turned for max "near" light produced a large illuminated FOM circle/area good to identify things/animals (and obstacles) within close distances from the light and seemingly to allow for a person"s movement in darkest situations. Rotating the ring to achieve the maximum "beam concentrated distance/use" caused a reduction of the bright-most or center-most lighted field of vision "spot". At approx 150 yards (maximum of test), the tight/concentrated FOM easily identified an animal's eye reflections and images of dog sized animal bodies. The concentrated light beam was surrounded by lesser illuminated area (No present recollection of the diameter of this deminished but lesser illuminated diameter area.) Things that reflected light (and road signs - maybe not fully readable) were easily visible at a greater distances. With the tested light, visibility of shooting distances at 100 yards or less appeared good to excellent to the testor.. One should note that Individual night light acceptability is subject to a user's personal vision and the maximum distance of intended use.. The seller listed this light as producing 1,200 lumen. No test of actual lumens produced. The seller's listing did not document the distance between the light source and the test instructment. For night time use, a light's "candle power" or "lumens" at distance range is a material consideration and, potentially, more important than the light measurements at the source of the light. Some manufacturers document the lumens and FOM at stated distances. (No test of battery life. Brightness and Night Vision judged based on the tester's intended use. Downgrade of overall rating due to lack of gasket around lens.)

Appears to be a great product so far and the price was fair. Only complaint is no instructions. and the charging LED is very dim behind a rubber button which I just happened to see when the lights were off. An instruction manual probably would have mentioned that.

It had got wet so many times and it's still working.

Also a great company to work with. Povast handled a small issue with the first light I received in no time flat.

The flashlight arrives well packaged . It is a nice looking piece of equipment and seems well made. The flashlight is fairly bright. The press and hold feature to tire the light off, is great….more on the switch below. The downside of this light is that the battery only lasts about 10 minutes. In the dark, it is nearly impossible to find the switch, both to turn the light on and off.