61125 ClipMate 70-Lumen 500-Candela Rechargeable Hands-Free Clip-On Light with White and Red LEDs, Black

Great little light! I’ve had this on my tactical vest for a long time, and it seems to hold a charge forever. Both the white and red LEDs are bright and useful, and the clip keeps it secure during active duty. If you’re a LEO working nights, this is an absolute must-have — reliable, durable, and perfect for hands-free illumination.

This is a great little clip light! Very durable and very bright for the size. Super lightweight and convenient to use. It’s also reached which is very nice. Nice how the head can bend around any direction. Highly recommend!

At work I push new guys to ditch cheap flashlights and go with Streamlights because they're tough, reliable, and have a great warranty. These are more niche but when you realize you need a tactical reading light, there's only one option. The light is fairly bright even on the low setting which is important because it won't glare-blind you. The battery also lasts a good while between charges. The flex head stays where you want it. Other people I know have complained about the survivability of the light, but it's a small flashlight with moving parts, if it breaks it's because you weren't careful with it. I'm replacing my old one which got damaged and subsequently lost - definitely not the light's fault.

I own several Streamlights and keep coming back because they last. When you press the button you know it will work. You can drop it. Bash it. It’s your sidekick. Your Tonto. Your… you get the idea. This light is perfect. Small but mighty. The low beam is perfect for finding things, but not too bright. High is incredible for being so small. Easily search a room. Red is not what I thought it would be but that’s a good thing. It’s not bright like the white. It’s perfect for reading and close up viewing. The high red also for map viewing or even finding something you dropped on the floor. I also like that you can easily switch between red/white without being temporarily blinded and you can leave it on red if you like. So set it for your night vision reading light and use your bigger lights for the other things. I’d post a cool pick of it on my Molle vest like so many others, but I don’t have the time. Doing other tactical top secret things. G14 classified.

First off, this is an excellent little light that does it's job, HOWEVER it has some small design quirks that I believe drop it below stream lights average quality. I am the owner of a stinger 2020, a few AAA microstreams, and a couple coast lights that work as backups for any of my typical use cases, which include flying aircraft, doing maintenance on aircraft and cars, and camping/night fishing. I'm clearly a diehard streamlight fanboy, but this light falls short in three categories, the gooseneck, the pwm controller, and the charging cap seal. The gooseneck is a little stiff and resists being angled at 90 degrees or bent in an s curve past a half an inch or so of offset. Not a deal breaker but it limits the direction you can clip the light and some places you might want to put it. The gooseneck on my microphone boom for my aviation headset (lightspeed sierra) as you can see in my photo, clearly holds it's shape in sharper bends with a higher degree of certainty. I know the technology is out there to do this better and when I buy a light from a brand like streamlight I want to buy once and cry once for the absolute best execution of a concept. The pwm controller on this light is subpar, and on low brightness settings, particularly on the low output white light setting, this thing strobes pretty noticably. My stinger has a much more aggressive pwm reduction (2000 lumens to 400) and is a much higher, unnoticeable frequency. In my mind there is no reason why a smaller light can't have the higher pwm rate of streamlights flagship lights. The charging cap seal gives me doubt that it will truly survive immersion, but time will tell. It is also plastic, as is the body of the light. This isnt a deal breaker, as it's a good feeling plastic (nylon?) although it also doesn't appear to be glass fiber reinforced which would be a nice premium option to see on this light. Overall, time will tell whether this light will hang on for the relatively light use I will be subjecting it to in my flight bag. The red light tone is pleasant and very faintly orange to my eye, and the white light is plenty bright for seeing where you're stepping or reading a map/filling out paperwork. The clip has good retention, the USB charger integrated into the tail is a nice touch, and hell does it look cool and tactical. 7/10, awesome aesthetic, great concept, good execution, but I don't think it feels like a streamlight should, some components don't make it feel like a 50 dollar flashlight.

Clips on easily to MOLLE-style webbing, and the USB charging is very helpful so I can plug it in to my laptop at work or one of my other chargers. The brightness settings are great for different applications (high/low) and it even has a red light high/low for those of you who would use it. This light keeps one of my hands free & prevents me from using my neck to hold a regular flashlight while I write down important information in my pocket notepad, plus it's helpful for room clearing. You won't notice its weight because it only weighs an ounce or two and is built very well. The flexible neck allows me to adjust its position just where I need it and when I'm done I fold it out of the way. 10/10 would buy these for all my coworkers

The brightness is great! I use it everyday

Calling all night-shifters! This little light is a game changer for both traffic stops and penning down information during calls. I keep it clipped to the left shoulder of my duty vest; it provides plenty of light without being distractingly overbearing. The best part? It keeps your hands free. But that's not all. 1. The clip is seriously solid. The light hasn't budged from its assigned perch, even when I've maneuvered around or jogged up and/or down stairs. 2. You have white and red lighting options. 3. The neck is flexible. I appreciate that I can twist it around to direct light where it's most needed. I do have one teeny, tiny gripe. As much as I like the flexibility of the neck, it doesn't take much for the thing to get pushed out of place. I often find that I need to readjust it multiple times throughout my shift, as it tends to weirdly gravitate to the side after a while. But hey, like I said. It's a minor gripe. The functionality and practicality of this light well make up for it. 10/10 recommend for anyone who is looking for a reliable lighting option for work.