QUIQLITEX2 Tactical Red/White Hands-Free LED Pocket Light, 20-200 Lumens, Aluminum Housing (USB Rechargeable)

Have had this for over a year and use it almost every single shift, normally multiple times per shift. Battery lasts for quite a while. Charging in my car takes a long time but that may be due to running it through a usb port. Clips on very securely to Molle panels and takes up very little space. Only real complaint is no ability to adjust the red lights brightness, it would be awesome if I could make that brighter when a white light is not ideal to use. Bought a 2nd for my sister who has also been a huge fan of it

The media could not be loaded. Here is the Standard Review for the QUIQLITEX2 Tactical Red/White Hands-Free LED Pocket Light with Aluminum Housing. This device is great for first responders, especially if you work at night. The aluminum case is extremely durable for heavy duty use. The red light is perfect for writing at night. The white light is also great for writing or as a general flashlight. The device also features a tactical mode for emergency use to be seen quickly or to disorient a target. This clips to a duty vest or pocket easily and is charged with a USB Cable.

Clips right to MOLLE on my vest carrier and is great mounted at abdomen level for viewing various documents at night.

This thing works. It's sturdy, illuminates well, stays clipped where you clip it, stays pointed where you point it. It's a good, hands-free light, and the modes are thoughtfully chosen.It does have one small design flaw... when you fold it up and put in your pocket, the activation button isn't covered or protected, so it can accidentally turn on.

I have been using this light on patrol for a couple of months this now. I have never had an issue with the metal clip or falling off where I mount it. I have had zero issues with charging. I have used it in the rain multiple times for extended periods of time conducting roadside investigations. I also use it daily on my days off. It is small enough to fit in a pocket comfortably. The back has magnets and I have used it while working on vehicles. It's great for camping and outdoors use needing easy quick access to light and having the red light to not alter your night vision capabilities. It has allowed me to be able to search cars and people hands free instead of tucking a stream light under my arm or on my shoulder. Make no mistake Officers interested it should not replace your handheld light. My streamlight stinger I still use on initial approach or contact to look around in vehicles and spot passengers or potential threats or contraband. But used in conjuction or a way to interview hands free it has been THE BEST light I have purchased in recent years and have had several Officers as well as Fire and EMS ask about the light and have recommended it. Also it makes writing Summons or Citations way easier at night as well.

I had recently broken my Pelican VB3 clip light (Which was an utter disappointment from the beginning) which I use on my external armor. This is the first Quiqlite I have owned, and from the first shift that I had used it, I knew this was going to be a beneficial tool.I use it on my external armor and it is wonderful to write cites or just for any situation I don't need my 800 lumen flashlight for. I no longer need to use my dome light either, this is more than sufficient. The strobe feature is awesome, I would venture to say when in strobe mode it is utilizing the 200 lumen brightness. Great tool to use on motor vehicle accidents at night when you want to be visible.Button function: First push is the red night light, second push defaults to 20 lumen white. Subsequent double pushes achieves 100 or 200 lumen's (white light).The first light I bought was defective and inadvertently turned off when in use. But, Amazon made good on the products they sell and I had a new one 3 days later. These things happen, doesn't influence the light design or intended function for me.It also has a clip under the light head that I use for paperwork and drivers licenses; bonus feature.Shawn

It fits nicely in the breast pocket of my vest carrier. When you use it that way you use the metal clip and not the plastic one. I'm pretty sure I could break the plastic clip in a few nights. Its far better in a pocket. Or you could just slit it through a molle loop. Ill keep the plastic clip around and try it on my coat this winter but don't hold out much hope for it.The light is perfect for my use. It doesn't blind you and frees my hand. No more holding a light in mt teeth!The clear plastic "cone" the unit ships with is really nice at diffusing light while keeping a directed beam available. It won't stay attached. Give it a few tight wraps with some black electrical tape and you'll be very happy with it.

This light worked great for over a year but the light head doesn’t stay up anymore. The RMA request on quiqlite’s website doesn’t work and their toll-free number is not in service. I wouldn’t hesitate to buy if you can afford a new one yearly.