Videos tagged with 800 Lumens

This guide details the installation and testing of the Lightwin Dual Laser & Light Combo, a versatile accessory for firearms. It covers unboxing, mounting on Picatinny/Weaver rails, charging, zeroing, and performance testing in both range and low-light conditions. The reviewer, demonstrating experienced authority, highlights the unit's build quality for its price and the distinct visibility differences between laser colors.

This video reviews the EZshoot 800 Lumens pistol light, highlighting its exceptional value at under $20. The instructor emphasizes its durable polymer construction, ambidextrous push-button operation with momentary and constant-on modes, defensive strobe function, and integrated rail system with interchangeable adapters for 1913 Picatinny and Glock rails. Despite its budget price, the light offers impressive lumen output and beam quality, making it a viable option for personal defense or range use on a limited budget.

This YouTube video provides a review of the new 2025 Streamlight HPX Pro, a flashlight with 800 lumens and 105,000 candela. The reviewer showcases the light's performance through indoor and outdoor views, offering a glimpse of its capabilities. The description also includes a variety of hashtags related to firearms, gear, and general content, suggesting a broad audience appeal.

This video provides a review of the new 2025 Streamlight HPX Pro rail light, highlighting its 800 lumens and 105,000 candela output. The content includes various interior and exterior shots to showcase the light's appearance. The description also includes a mix of relevant and irrelevant hashtags, indicating a broad audience targeting strategy.

The Streamlight ProTac Rail Mount HLX Pro, introduced at Shot Show 2025, offers 800 lumens and 105,000 Candela for a focused downrange beam. It features dual fuel capability (rechargeable or CR123A batteries), a remote switch with a tail cap option for redundancy, and 10-Tap programming for customizable modes. The light is designed for durability, handling recoil, and is waterproof, making it suitable for home defense, tactical applications, and hunting.

This video reviews the Warrior Land Crossbow M82 flashlight, highlighting its digital battery display and magnetic charging as key innovations. It emphasizes the tactical advantage of weapon-mounted lights, explaining how they direct your firearm's aim. The review details the flashlight's features, including lumen output, range, and operational modes, and discusses its included model-specific holster.

This review covers the Warriorland Crossbow MA1 and MA2 tactical weapon lights, highlighting their all-metal construction, 800-lumen output, and unique LED battery display. The MA1 features a light/laser combo, while the MA2 offers light-only functionality. The review compares them to popular models like the Streamlight TLR-1 HL and Crimson Trace CMR-209, discussing beam throw, spill, battery life, and durability through torture testing.

This video provides an unboxing and initial review of the Warriorland MA1 weapon-mounted light and laser combo. The reviewer highlights its budget-friendly nature, included Kydex holster for Glock 17/19, and unique LED display showing battery life and mode. It offers 800 lumens at full charge, quickly dropping to 500 lumens, and features light-only, light-laser, and laser-only modes. The light is rechargeable via a magnetic cable and can remain mounted while charging.

This review covers the Surefire XR1-A weapon-mounted light, highlighting its features, performance, and a peculiar product release. Despite its advanced dual parabolic reflector system, 800-lumen output, and swappable rechargeable battery, the light's release has been marred by a lack of official announcements, website presence, and crucial holster support, making it difficult to integrate into a carry system.

This video review focuses on the Olight PL Turbo, a weaponlight with an 800-lumen output. The title, featuring the hashtag #pewpew and mentioning the manufacturer @olightworld, indicates a strong emphasis on firearms accessories and their practical application. The content likely explores the features, performance, and potential use cases of this tactical light for firearm owners. The link to the full video suggests a detailed evaluation is provided.

This review of the Olight PL Turbo Valkyrie weapon light highlights its 800-lumen output and 500-yard throw, exceeding advertised specifications. The adjustable mounting system is praised for its compatibility with various firearm accessory rails, particularly Glocks. While it passed most durability tests, including a drop test, it showed minor water ingress in the battery compartment during an IPX6 submersion test, though it remained functional.