Feyachi LF-69 Red Laser Flashlight 1000 Lumen LED Weapon Light Combo with Picatinny Rail Mount for Pistol Rifle Rechargeable

The green and red dots both work well and a flashlight is very bright I attached to my AR-12

I really wanted to like this product and did for 9 months however I just tried to charge it and the charger piece fell off inside the light and I can’t get it back and so now it’s useless, it lasted good for 9 months though and held up against the heat coming out of the barrel. The laser held zero aswell, just wish the charger was held in stronger.

I really wanted to like this product. I was very excited to receive it. I immediately plugged it up to fully charge, as per directions. Unfortunately, I discovered that the USB port in the light laser was improperly secured. In fact, it was very loose. Because of this, reliably charging the laser was questionable. I cannot trust that if it arrives brand new with the USB port this loose, it will continue to charge in the long-haul. Everything else about the Laser impressed me. It is extremely bright, both the light and the green laser. The switchgear works well and has a quality field to it. It mounted easily on my Picatinny rail. I particularly like the way you press a button to pop out the “guts”of the device, leaving only the case attached to the weapon. This way I could theoretically charge the laser unit while my rifle was safely locked away. So I decided to give the unit another chance, and returned it for the exact same model. Once again it came in, beautifully packaged and feeling like a quality piece of gear. It feels like it is very well made of high-quality aluminum. Unfortunately, the second unit has the exact same problem as the first. The USB port doesn’t seem to be secured inside the unit at all, and is free to drift around, wherever it pleases. Again because of this, I cannot reasonably expect it to continue charging as the weeks and months roll by. Just look at the attached video and you will see what I mean. I have never known a device to have a USB port so shoddily installed. I don’t know if the manufacture will read this review or not. If so, I would hope that they would reach out to me with a solution to this issue. I really like the device, I just do not trust that it will serve reliably. In the meantime, my search goes on for a budget light laser combo.

Second update: I reassembled the device and lo and behold it is working. I’m going to mount it up and train with it some more. Previously Updated: so the light stopped working entirely unless I hold it so I took it apart to analyze, it appears that the two little probes that come off the board to touch the small contacts for the light embedded in the battery no longer reach the battery, with everything out of the case and held together with clamps it works fine… i inspected it a bit and found that where the battery clicks into the case is slightly deformed, so the battery when it clicks in sits ever so slightly farther away from the board. The laser is hardwired in so it works since the main battery terminals are contacting, but the light not so much. Granted this was mounted on a rifle, perhaps the forces are too much, this might be fine on a handgun. My previous review was when it first started showing intermittent behavior: Definitely might not work in a pinch… the laser works every time, but the light, especially in the strobe setting, sometimes wont turn on and I have to jiggle it.

Bought this for my son. He loves it. Light is great and it mounted his gun just fine.

Very nice light. Well built. Rechargeable battery is great. Windage and elevation are easy to adjust. I recently purchased a cheaper make and have had problems. This is the way to go. The only thing I wish it had was a remote pressure switch, but the controls are right at your fingertips, so it works very well. I haven't used it a lot so I can't rate the battery life, but I know it will be better than replacing batteries all the time like the other one I bought.

I liked the idea of this being a rechargeable battery. The light and laser itself pop out of the casing that is attached to your pistol to charge. Once charged the light is pushed back in the housing. The problem is the connection is not good. You have to place pressure on the light to push it deeper into the housing for the light to work. The laser seemed to be ok and would work when the light wouldn't. I returned and will opt to purchase one that needs a battery. Not a good design, needs to be stationary in the housing and just plug in the cord to charge.

So, they give you two allen wrenches- which is great, but the adjuster screw is a different size! I have to find another wrench to fit it. That's not cool. But otherwise, bright light, easy install, can see the dot- though the adjustment is WAY off. But for the price, I'll keep it.

When writing this review, this Picatinny laser/ costs $95.99. The flashlight portion is amazingly bright. It's way brighter than any other flashlight I own of this size. You can easily light up a whole room. The strobe effect also works well as it can be very disorienting. The green laser sight can easily be seen in day light conditions. I noticed the laser sits low compared to the flashlight/aim, so consider this before purchase. The light fits well and was very easy to install. It is also really easy to operate when installed. It's also resistant to accidental switching because the switch is on the back, not the side. Recharging this is not easy at all, and I would suggest reading the manual to recharge this. I can this where the charging port is located to be a weak point for the weather proofing of this device after years of opening and closing. I am pretty happy with this flashlight.

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I bought this and within a month the product stopped working. I have tried to reach out to the seller but no response, beware of buying anything from these guys, it's all crap from China. I will remove this review once I'm either refunded my money or the item is replaced.

Well built, full aluminum alloy body. Weighted 144 grams. Feels a bit bulky and nose heavy for a polymer frame pistol. Spring loaded single screw mounting system. Slides onto most Weaver / Picatinny / MIL-STD 1913/ Pistol accessory spec rails. It fits well on Sig P226, Beretta M9A1 and CZ 75 SP-01. The flashlight module is detachable. Rubber O-ring weather sealed. One CREE XP-G2 S4 bulb. Micro usb charging port with built-in rechargeable polymer battery. 4.35V/1,560mAh. Decent battery life. Green laser module is fixed on rail. Hold zero on 9mm and 22 LR pistols with blue loctite. (You need to torque the screw and/or use blue/red loctite for 9mm) It has lots of great features for a fairly low price. Highly recommend the green laser model. FL-68G

They work great til they don't. The spring inside the battery compartment is too long and ends up pushing the battery off the terminals causing the flashlight to be completely useless. It's either the springs putting too much pressure on the battery or the part that holds the battery down isn't very good. I had to return the second laser/light I ordered because the flashlight was defective right from the box and now 2 months after purchase the first one I got isn't working with the exact same problem.