OLIGHTPL Turbo Weaponlight, 800-Lumen 515 Meters Long-Range Tactical Flashlight, 66,300 High Candela Compact Rail-Mounted Light with Strobe Function and Rail Locating Keys, Fits Picatinny and GL Rail

I won't way im an olight fan boy, I like their lights generally but they have some tendencies with their products I don't like. Specifically the non replaceable rechargable batteries that once dead also kill the light, the insufficient lumen/candela on I'd say most of their lights and also suboptimal rechargeable platform(proprietary vs usbc for example) BUT this light has none of those problems.The price on sale is nuts, 62 dollars for a light that competes almost comparably with the x300t is a ridiculous deal. Has a very strong hotspot but the spill is more than good enough for close range. Shining this next to an x300t will have you questioning how they justify the price on those for real. I live on the 3rd floor of my apartment and shining this out over my complex at night I'm able to light up 70+ percent of my frontal view blew my mind how potent this light is. Hoping it holds up durability wise because if so then this is a hell of a deal, seriously I can't find any negatives it runs with CR123A batteries not their rechargeable, batteries have good run time considering, it runs 10mins less than the x300turbo and 5 mins longer than the x300ultra granted it drops to 400 lmns after 5 mins(x300 runs on full for the duration i believe) but its more than bright enough still. Also super easy to install and change out the tab for different rails. One thing I always say is be careful not to overtighten as it strips very easily. This isn't just an Olight thing though happened to one my TLR-1HLs a while back just as easily. Next obviously the 66k candela is the biggest standout, lot of times cheaper lights including some olights won't have a strong enough beam to see through photonic barriers but with the high candela this thing blasts through fog/gun smoke/windows, etc i was definitely impressed running it through the paces. Oh and it sits very tight, fit is fantastic and another thing is its one of the only other lights out there that's similar in size to the x300 if you like the bigger size.I really can't say enough about this you won't beat it for the price 100 percent 15/10 highly recommend.

I bought this for my Glock 34 and it fits finer than a frogs hair. It matches the barrel length perfectly.- It's extremely bright.- Nice/defined hotspot w/plenty for peripheral.- Easy to work and manipulate- Solid build/durable- It's rated IPX6, which is great, cuz I don't plan on swimming with it.I reckon I'd recommend this fancy light - it does everything y'all would need in a tactical/defensive light.I prefer American made products, if available, but I could not justify spending 2.5-4X the amount on American made name-brand version.ATTENTION! Eight hundred lumens is plenty! Good Lord, I shined it at my wife, as she was making my sandmich, and she thought she was having a near-death experience. She had a come to Jesus meetin right there in the kitchen!

Got this for $68 during a lightning sale but I would pay up to $110, if I had to. Only tried one other Olight product and it was ok. Mostly I will buy Streamlight as they make good quality for the money. I do have some Surefire WMLs too.So this PL Turbo absolutely rocks. I'm sorry to say that I haven't used it for very long, so no durability or longevity reports to be made, but I'm loving the quality and features so far.Rock solid attachment. Nice matte black finish (I don't care for the huge white lettering though). Everything feels nice. The rail adjustment system should be industry standard. My only gripe is the screwhead sticks out farther than I would like. However, the Allen key port is a nice touch. The battery door is a bit weird to operate but it does it's job.The light performance is pretty stellar. Decent flood. It is really wide outdoors but not very bright. Indoors it works very well. This WML has a fantastic hotspot. It's not LEP candela, but it's damn good. At 50 yards it makes my 12-foot wide backyard plate range seem like daytime. No complaints. It's a bright white light. Not too cool, not too warm. As far as beam quality goes, it punches well above it's price point. But, will it last?Speaking of heat, yeah, it can get really warm. It does have a heat management feature that dials down the lumens after 4 minutes. For me, not a big deal at all. I mostly shine for about 30 seconds or so and it's always full brightness. Pressing both sides at the same time toggles a fast strobe and it is seizure inducing! Excellent feature.Overall, this seems to be exactly what a pistol mounted light should be. The side toggle switch activation really had my cop friends thinking that it was better than SL or SF. It's a nice feeling positive click with dual function.I recommend this light for range fun, home defense if it's all you got, but not so much for duty until the brand reputation gains trust. Up to you I suppose.This is almost the same size as X300. I used a heat gun on my kydex holster and it popped right in. The side shoulders are a tad longer on this light but everything else seems the same to a kydex holster made for X300. The TLR has a shorter bezel, fyi.Edit: Light is still going strong with very good battery life. The profile is very close to X300 so with a little heat it will reform into Kydex very well. I did use Birchwood Aluminum Black to "remove" the white laser etchings (they can be darkened). Run this on my G47 and it's a great pairing. The only problem I've had is the rail mount gets stuck.