OLIGHT Baldr Mini 600 Lumens Rechargeable Weaponlight with Green Beam and White LED Combo, Magnetic USB Compact Tactical Flashlight with Adjustable Rail for G19, G45, Sig P320, and so on(Black)

I had heard mixed things about the brand, to be honest. Some said spend the extra $ to get a bigger name, others said it's just a flashlight at the end of the day, so who really cares? I have a Holosun light/laser combo on one of mine, and for my compact, I chose to try this one out to see how well it performs. Categorically it's a fantastic device. Attaches to a Pic rail in seconds-- it has a quick-release clasp on one side to hold it in place, and a screw lock on the opposite to make sure it never moves. Underneath there's a switch to choose between laser/light/and both. Pressing down on either button (ambi) on either side engages the light and... it is bright. Far brighter than I expected, and the laser is absolutely clean. Others have commented that the laser doesn't stay that way for long; I intend to try it out and see over time how it holds up, but to be fair, the laser really is a quick identification for target; I prefer my iron sights or holo for precise work anyway. Charging is simple with the provided USB magnetic cable. Plug it into any battery brick, wall charger or, as I did, my computer, and after about an hour the battery light turns from red to green and you're good to go. If there was one improvement I could suggest, is that the light itself doesn't allow you to rotate the front lens to focus the light down. It has one setting-- flood... and although it's really bright, I would have appreciated the ability to focus it down to a 15 degree spread or thereabouts. The spread out of the box is about double that, which is fine for close range, but trying to spot something down a hallway will illuminate the whole hallway. Is that a problem? Maybe, maybe not. But having the option would have made this a 6-star item. Finally, battery life. Although these lights generally use high intensity LEDs, I have noticed that in general they tend to drain battery fairly quickly-- likely that's due to the power of the laser, which possibly draws more current than the light itself. On the other hand, you have an internal USB-charged battery, so after a day at the range, plugging it into the wall for 10 minutes to top it off isn't a big deal. I haven't had this particular model long enough to judge how quickly it drains the battery, but I can say it charges very quickly, so the item that it's mounted on won't be unsecured for very long (and you'll likely be in the room anyway.) Of course, the quick-release clasp can also allow it to be detached easily for this purpose, but it seems more of a hassle than its worth. Buy it. Try it out, and I think you'll appreciate it too.

The OLIGHT Baldr Mini 600 Lumens Rechargeable Weapon light is an excellent pistol light. It is very bright. It lights up the room clearly illuminating anyone and any object in the room. It is bright enough to use to scan the backyard for racoons, skunks, and rodents. The green laser beam is a clean concentrated beam that defines the spot of impact at 20 yards. (I have not checked it beyond 20 yards.) The quick disconnect feature allows me to switch weapons and it works perfectly with my Walther PPSM1 9mm, and small Springfield 9mm CCW. The QD also makes it easy to mount of dismount based on the need at the time. The battery time is long enough for any training event or operation. The recharge time is about an hour on a fully discharged battery. The Olight mini is an excellent product. I recommend it for any pistol and operator.

Phenomenal small, well manufactured compact . What surprises me, is that every single manufacturer on the planet doesn't have this type of system for the under Barrel picatinny rail. I mean, it's a no-brainer. The old days of turning screws are over. I got this for the Hellcat, and I immediately realized it's as if the manufacturer (Springfield) had manufactured it themselves rather than O-LIGHT. I say one thing, the only thing that I would change is the magnetic charger. I mean, I get wanting to be proprietary, but this is not some new technology what it does do is if you're in the field and for some reason you're running low on juice, you're stuck like Chuck. Other than that it's utterly flawless. Not a whole lot to say other than the seller, manufacturer is true I got in on a good deal on this so it was well worth the money, hands down. And as far as durable is concerned, oh yeah it's durable. The one thing I didn't notice is that this has already been out somewhere around 4 years, talk about being out of Step LOL. They're not out of Step I was out of Step because it wasn't until last year that I had a Hellcat so I really didn't have the one for an under Barrel laser- light, combo. It's still a bit of a novelty to me, because of course the struggle with any gun that has Optics is the fit in a holster. However, I mastered that too, I have a truly Universal holster that many people don't like. It's an inside the waistband which has a guide or Peg if you would, that actually fits inside the barrel. The holster itself has a magnetic wrap around, it's the only one I've ever seen like it and I've had it for about 10 or 12 years. It has never failed me, I just wouldn't go any smaller than a 9 mm with it you may never get the Guide out LOL what the Hellcat it slides in and out effortlessly without any drag. Anyway, I can't say enough about this it has high reviews for a reason, I can't imagine a scenario where anybody would give it less than five stars except for maybe the magnetic charger but I'm going to go ahead and give them five stars because of its waterproofing, it's durability and it's overall design.