Solofish 800lm Adjustable Pistol Light Laser Combo Fits for Full Rail, Shockproof Red Laser Sight and Gun Light with Strobe Function, Rechargeable (Laser Output is <5mW, Class IIIA)

I've had numerous of these cheaper lights break on me. Some after just one range day. This one however is solid. The green laser stays zeroed, the light itself hasn't moved one millimeter on my pistol after 350 rounds. The light is nice and bright and I really like how it looks on my compact pistol. Seems well worth the money

What a deal. I was very skeptical at first but this laser/ flashlight has surpassed all my expectations. It looks great, fits perfectly on my Ruger Security 9, the flashlight and laser are both very bright and it is super easy to install and adjust. What more could you ask for? I love the fact that it is rechargeable too. I have a Viridian green laser on my Ruger LCP 380 and it eats batteries just sitting in the nightstand. And it cost over 5 times what this one did. I wish this company made a trigger guard mounted version for the LCP 380 and LC9S Pro- I would happily buy those too. If you are hesitant to try this product don't be. It is a home run at a crazy low price. Kind of a wonky brand name but who cares? It does the intended job fantasically.

In case there are any real gun people here who may wish to know more. This review is for the SL-1085 Solofish light / laser combination. Light is okay, could be brighter – not 800LM maybe 500-600LM. Green laser is very good, bright and crisp. This light / laser combo is designed to fit precisely with pistols with 4-inch barrels. Meaning that the light is exactly flush with the end of the barrel. IF you have more than a 4-inch barrel, the light will not reach the end of your barrel. IF you have a shorter barrel than 4 inch the light will stick out past the barrel (which I do not ever want myself). I purchased this for the S&W M&P 4-inch platform (identical frames for all the 9mm / 40 cal. / 10mm / .45 cal. frames). I have mounted 2 of these now to a perfect fit. Follow the instructions folks! Many pics of this light on others weapons clearly show they are mounted incorrectly. When mounted correctly the buttons will be directly over the forward portion of the trigger guard (where your finger reaches precisely correct, comfortably without reaching). You need to take out the 2 screws entirely to use the smaller rail plate (normally) for the proper fit on 4-inch barrel pistols. For the money and fit, these light / laser units are an exceptional value. Cheers!

I purchased one of these for my Springfield XDM Elite 4.5 9mm. It fit with no issues, was relatively easy to adjust using the provided allen wrenches and so far has been solid with no additional adjustments needed. Both the laser and the light are nice and clear/bright and the unit itself is light so it does not affect the balance of the firearm. I saw a review or 2 complaining about having issues locating the activation buttons but am thinking it may have been the older model. On the unit I received, the light is on one side, the laser on the other and both switches have a slight texture to them. I'm right handed so the light activation is right where my finger rests at my "ready" position and is easy to activate while not being too light a touch so it can't be accidentally engaged. The only potential downside to this is if I want to engage the laser, I have to use my other hand to do so. (Can't do both with one hand while on a target.) I may eventually invest in a more expensive/durable light if I have issues, but with this units price point, it is a great way to find out if you want to go that route.

Easy to install. Long lasting rechargeable battery. The function switch takes a little practice to use without looking. Bright light and LASER.

Great tact light and laser

Nice & visible. Wasn’t expecting that. Combined with bright light that also strobes. $26 cool. Mine is blue-ish. Maybe more deterrent? Dunno. But sight is sure

Laser beam is no longer holding zero after shooting several 9mm rounds. The device did not move at all so I believe the problem is the laser portion of the device. I was not able to return it because it took me a while to get to the range passing the return period. Light seems to be fine so far. I probably received a bad one; therefore, I would not recommend it based on my experience. If the manufacturer reads this comment and sends me another one I will provide an update on my thoughts of the new one.