FL14-MB Flashlight 1200 Lumen Matte Black LED Light with Flashlight Mount and Pressure Switch Included

I had the opportunity to give this product a try and mounted it to my 7.5" AR pistol. This light was great and super bright for the price! Mounting to the m-lok rail was pretty simple. I had it on within a few minutes. After the first shooting session, the light needed to be re-tightend, but I'm sure that I could have avoided that if I would have put some thread lock on the screws. Since then the light has stayed pretty solid. I mounted pretty far forward on the rail so the end of the light was right by the muzzle and through 30 shots of rapid fire the light didn't sputter or flicker at all. Compared to my SureFire 6PX Defender, the Feyachi was way brighter. Really like that the batteries are rechargeable too and the package comes with 2 so you are never having to wait. The pressure sensor is nice. I wish that there was an option to come with a non coiled power line for short mounting systems, but hey, it's 45 bucks. One thing I wish they did include in the box is some heavy duty double side tape for mounting the pressure sensor. I thought I wasn't going to keep the light mounted, but I really like it and plan on keeping it on my weapon since it is my home defense set up. Great buy for the price!

I had a minor problem with my original purchase. The company (Feyachi) was very quick to respond via e-mail and solved the problem. They are clearly committed to standing behind their products. MOUNT: The mount is solid and attached well to an M-LOK handguard. The screws have a star or six-point head, requiring a Torx key (provided). Two extra fasteners are provided. FLASHLIGHT: Both batteries charged flawlessly in the provided charger. The flashlight comes with TWO tail caps: a standard push button (on and off) and a separate tail cap with a remote cable switch. The remote switch has two modes: a button switch (on/off) and a pressure switch. The button switch on the remote feels a little flimsy, but the pressure pad feels solid. The light has only one power level. As others have said, it is very bright. I would prefer a low beam option. The light does not have a zoom feature. I wish the flashlight came with a holder for AA or AAA batteries as an alternative to the 18650 battery. This would offer improved versatility. Reliability is an unknown at this point. Assuming reasonable longevity, I am very pleased with this light and mount. Considering the apparent quality of this package (light, mount, charger, two batteries, five-year warranty, etc.), this is an exceptional value. My experience with Feyachi’s customer service gives me confidence that they will be available if the flashlight or mount falters.

First, this is a BUDGET light. That's why it's 30-40 bucks, and not $140-$240. Some of these reviewers' expectations are absurd. Second, certain aspects are quite good out of the box (again, for the price!): the mount -- a solid piece of aluminum for an M-Lok rail, which attached very snugly and offered a variety of mounting positions; the batteries and recharger -- you get two batteries and a recharger, both work just fine so far ("this thing will burn your house to ground!" -- umm, no it won't in all likelihood. What it will do is recharge your batteries in a couple of hours.); the light -- whether it's actually 1200 lumens, or only 1000 (or some other number which is largely meaningless to me), it's really bright, and has adequate throw and appropriate spill to be functional as a carry light or as a basic weapon light to well over 100 yards, which is farther than I will likely ever need to shoot in the dark. The pressure pad is obviously cheap, but mine works fine (so far) and actually mounted very comfortably on the rail with some double-sided 3M tape. Unknown: how long it holds up, and whether the light can withstand repeated recoil from my 300 blackout. I suspect it will hold up just fine since I'm not subjecting it to thousands upon thousands of rounds, and I'm not dragging it through the snow, sand, mud, rain, etc. I am not going to war. I am not an Operator. I'm guessing you're not either since you're looking at a $40 "tactical" light. By the way, I have a fancy, name-brand light that failed within a month -- these things happen, and I didn't view it as a knock against that company's product which is very good. If this light fails, I won't be crushed -- I'll still have the (surprisingly good) mount, recharger and batteries. For $40? Outstanding.

The mount is great and comes with sleeves for other flashlights and fits tight and snug with multiple mounting options. The light is nice and bright. Good enough for what I need it for. Batteries are a big plus. The charger works but can be finicky. The pressure button works when it wants to. Does not come with any mounting options besides a velcro strap. The screw on cap that goes on the end of the flashlight can be finicky which is a giant negative. It can make or break a situation depending on how it feels at the time. I really wish more engineering went into that one piece. Also doesn't look like I can do anything to fix it. It's inside the cap and has nothing to do with the wire. The regular push button cap works as intended so far. Other than the pressure button switch cap I only wish it was zoomable otherwise it was a solid purchase. Will buy again if the pressure button cap issue gets resolved.

Very good light so far. I have 3 and I have to very rarely have to charge them. They have worked well while running drills and haven't fell apart yet. So I'd recommend this to budget minded individuals.

I have had no issues with it and it’s been on there for about 6 months. I do have to give it a heavy duty test but so far it fits great looks awesome and has many different mounting positions and it comes with all the brackets attachments screws and tools. I feel the quality is good even though you get what you pay for I think this is great, ofcourse it’s not for the military or some expensive rifle but for a light use babied Airsoft it works perfectly fine! I keep a spare battery in my grip and also keep the battery removed when not in use to save weight.

Bought one of these for our Heavy Duty mechanic at our business. He uses the light for about 2-5 full hours a day, 5 days a week. The light gets regularly dropped, rolled over, and has even fallen into buckets of oil/coolant/etc multiple times., this is due to it not having a clip to stay in his chest pocket when bending over, but that is fine as its a tactical light, not a work light. The light is 100% water proof, and shock proof. The light is currently about 1.5 years old. The flashlight is about as much bare aluminum as it is black at this point, but its held up very well. Our mechanic claims he changes the battery roughly every 2-3 days, which means he's getting between 5-8 hours of use on a battery per charge, this is also due to it not being left on for extremely long periods most days, unless doing an engine job or the like, but rather being turned on and off for a few minutes/seconds at a time, and its retained this long battery life even after a full year of use! The charger, 2 batteries, push button back, and lens have all held up 100%. However, at the 11.5 month point, just before a year, the LED failed, the light had roughly 450+/- hours of use on it, although extremely hard use exceeding conditions it would see on a rifle. I contacted Feyachi, and they sent out an entire new flashlight kit! Amazing service, and they stand behind their product. I disassembled the new flashlight, and screwed that LED section back into the old worn flashlight. Its been 6 months since, and no issues. You can not ask for more from a $32 CAD light. I am so impressed, and will continue to buy many more of these as long as their pricing is this excellent.

I am giving it a 4 star review at the moment because of the remote switch. That is the only weakness in this light. When changing the battery and you undo and redo up the cap the wire that goes into the cap for the remote switch to operate doesn't spin independently of the cap, So what ends up happening it the wire twists itself around until it is in a tight little ball. I suppose taking the light of the rifle each time to change the battery would solve that issue but that would be a huge increase in the wear and tear of the light and a giant pain in the rump. So after only having the light since May the 5th 2025, the remote switch doesn't work because the wire broke off that sends the signal to the light to turn on/off which means of course the remote switch will no longer work. I am back to having to use the button cap that also came with the light. This means that it is a normal flash light attached to the rifle and I have to do it the old fashion way and let go of the gun and push the button on the end of the flash light. Other than that (which is a bit of a big thing since you are buying it for the remote switch) the light is awesome. It is well but (with that flaw) and solid. The battery lasts pretty good and it even comes with a spare 18650 battery so you have two. The charging system for the lights is even fairly solid being a separate tray you set the battery in to charge. Bright? oh heck ya, this thing is really bright. If it wasn't for that little wire problem this would be under the best finds and great price list. do I recommend buying it? Thats a tough one, I want the switch to work and so do you vs good quality light and brightness and the adaptor connecting it to the rifle are just as important. So I don't for sure have that answer. I guess it depends on the priority of important those things are to you. I can't even say I wouldn't buy it again knowing its weakness. It is that good of a light. Just need to fix that small wire issue and the light is the cats meow

Very bright light for the use! Absolute bonus that it is rechargeable even bigger bonus that you get two batteries. Nice to have mounted as a WML or handheld options. Pressure pad comfortable and easy to manipulate.

Works good, looks good, priced low. 👍👍