700 Lumen Pistol Light Laser Combo Weapon Light Tactical Flashlights, Magnetic USB Rechargeable with Green Beam and Strobe Mode for GL and Picatinny Rail

My husband put this on his “must have” list and it didn’t disappoint. It meets expectations and works great — the 700-lumen output is impressively bright for such a compact unit and really lights up the area in front. Small footprint on the rail but a surprisingly strong beam; great for low-light shooting or checking a dark area. Integrated laser helps with quick target acquisition without having to rely solely on the light. The magnetic base/attachment (handy for hands-free placement) makes it more versatile around the house or range. feels rugged and well-made; seems like it will stand up to frequent use. Simple switches and intuitive controls let you toggle modes quickly (momentary on / constant on is handy). Having both bright light and laser (and often strobe options) gives flexible tactical and safety choices. It feels like a worthwhile buy. Doesn’t add much bulk or weight to the pistol, so handling and balance stay comfortable. Perfect for range sessions, home defense setups, or as a compact utility light when detached.

Good battery life, Great charging. Good visibility. The laser has moved on me a little bit, maybe 1 moa at 7yd. This is a great option for home defense. Don't over complicate it. I have it on an XD mod.

Great for blinding bad guys in a defense situation. The light mounted easily and works as expected. The laser is a nice addition to aid in aiming. I’m not sure you can beat the function and quality here for the price.

Worked great I don’t use it anymore due to holster fitting issues but it’s exactly as it’s supposed to be and I used it for over a year

This light laser combo is not a bad deal for the price. The build feels solid, and the buttons feel decent with a satisfying click. I was sceptical about the 700 lumen light, but testing it in the no window room created adequate light to see everything. You get a solid, bright center and a light halo around it for the light spot. The laser is where I have to take some points off. The green laser dot is not super sharp, but sufficient to use it. There is a small green blurry spot near the actual green dot. This is what you get when the laser is built inside the flashlight and is passing through the plastic lens of the light. The refraction of the laser is always going to be there. If it’s a problem for someone, they should get the laser / light combo where the laser is installed on the outside of the flashlight. On the brighter note, I like the magnet snap-on charging port. Can’t comment on how well the laser holds its 0 after the firearm being used because I didn’t have the chance to try it. I recommend preziro laser using iron sites before the range between 10-25ft and adjust during actual target practice.

First let me say thank you to the Amazon employees that fulfilled, packed, shipped and delivered this order. the item arrived today in great working order. it's on the charger now and i cannot emphasize enough to future buyers; ALWAYS READ THE ENCLOSED INSTRUCTIONS. seriously. you'll save money and time and emotional health. that being said the item's light is bright. but not too bright. which is a good thing. you won't get observable washout or reflective backwash. think of it as 3000 lumens out but you get 750 to 1000 lumens reflected back into your face. the laser is blue. not kinda, not sorta, not a little...it's blue. and it's distinctive enough to be seen on several different colors, including blue, but if you're thinking CoD levels of range...don't. just don't, o-k? the charging works like magic and it's done with magnets so i'm not a physicist. but it does work quick. 5 minutes and i've gone from red light to green light. now the only gripe i have is with the mounting system. a steel screw going into a brass insert that is placed into a polymer body. longevity is not going to be an issue because there will be no longevity. also the steel screw has a non-captured tension spring that is really small, but it is really important to have so as the mounting retention is proper. my suggestion is to add another spring...or two. in closing, is this perfect? no. is this great?. no. is this worth the money and as a starting point for those interested in such an item? with that i have to give it a resounding yes and that it why i gave this item it's 5-star, initial, rating. i will be updating this review in the future so as to adjust accordingly. now some will have the attitude of "pics or it didn't happen". do i ask for pictures of your bank account number? social security number? date of birth? home address? just as those things are deeply personal and none of anyone's business, what i own is mine and the same applies. thank you for taking your time to read my review.

Can’t comment on longevity, but it fits great on my Glock 22. Has a low profile, lightweight, easy access buttons, easy to adjust laser, and I like the strobe effect. Not the brightest light on the market, but it suits my needs for my nightstand gun. I also like the magnetic recharge cable. No disconnecting or batteries to remove to recharge. Great bang for buck.

The Gazeshot 700 lumen laser/light combo doesn’t work on my Glock 43x mos. What I mean by this is the fit is to loose to be accurate when installed on my rail and I will be sending it back very soon. I do believe that it would work better on a full size model but I have a sub-compact EDC type weapon but I do like the design and ease of use and the light is very bright and the magnetic charging is great but it just doesn’t fit right on my weapon like the description says it will