Feyachi WL25 Tactical Weapon Light

works like a charm, love the fact of the how bright the flashlight is and how quick you can switch between strobe and solid beam with the pressure switch. its very light weight, easy to put on, very powerful light source, Also love the fact that you receive not just one battery but two batteries. Do I expect that I may need to swap out the batteries.....no but in case the need ever arrives I know I have a back up

A light on a home defense firearm that offers an easy to access/manipulate strobe function that can disorient & dissuade a potential home invader could be invaluable. For me the strobe function is of utmost importance and should be first in any sequence of light modes offered for a home defense light. Most lights have a long sequence of manipulations necessary to activate their strobe function. This light fits my needs very well as activating the strobe utilizing the remote switch is amazingly quick with just a quick double tap of the momentary switch. The light with the tail switch installed, believe it or not, is a little finicky and less straight forward to produce the strobe than the remote switch, at least on my light. Also, I cannot get low power on my steady state just high steady state and high strobe, which is perfect because that’s all I want in a weapons light. The light could use some modernization with battery replacement, not an issue with the tail switch installed, as the remote switch needs to be removed (unmounted) to unscrew the end cap to replace battery, if not the remote switch cord just starts kinking and will likely lead to a very short life expectancy for the remote switch. Removing the remote switch for battery replacement can be an endeavor depending on your mounting and cord management system. This light also has a long remote switch cord so cord management does become an issue. The light needs some type of 1/2 turn disconnect for both the tail switch and remote switch end cap for battery replacement. I still prefer battery replacement over the new magnetic connection charging option being offered on more and more products. The tightening knob on the picatinny mount, while convenient, needs to be replaced with the standard flush mount nut. Note that the light and mount are monolithic and not two separate items which I believe allows for a reduction in depth perpendicular to the picatinny, it works for me. I have three difference flashlights that operate with 18650 batteries that produce lots of lumens and this light is on par so no issue with the lights output. Overall my new favorite home defense firearm light as it is quick to strobe with enough lumens to light up the dark allowing for not only greater situational awareness but the effective use of red dot optics. Hope they make some improvements with the battery replacement, picatinny nut and chord length however, I still plan on picking up one maybe even two more. Quite happy with the light at a reasonable price point.

I'm actually really impressed with this product. I bought it just to test it out because I'm not ready to commit to a $200 light yet. The light is very bright, easy to install, and pretty durable. I did also purchase some Mlok rails to install it because the light is not Mlok. I read some negative reviews about the pressure switch when firing it'll switch modes but I believe that is just user error. I've figured out that if you just want normal light then click the button and don't use the plate because the pressure switch is sensitive to touch. I would for sure purchase this light again for cheap builds if ever needed. Also if you don't want the light to blow apart like other people in the reviews then keep it out of the way of the muzzle. Simple as that. most the reviews I've seen are user error. Also keep up with charging the batteries often so you don't risk having batteries not work. One last thing is make sure to take the pressure switch off it's mount before installing. Unscrew the pressure switch using a hex key then take the pressure switch mount, line it up with the slots in the rail, push it on there. It should snap right on the rail with no issues. After the mount is installed take the pressure switch and screw it back on. Make sure you organize the wire and strap it down to keep it out of the way, organized, and prevent a broken wire. Keep from wrapping the wire too tightly as well.

I'm usually cautious about buying budget gun gear and wasn't expecting this to be very good but I was actually a bit surprised. I've ran about 200 rounds though a Mini 14 with this mounted on it and haven't had any mounting issue at all so far. the brightness is great and the 1200 lumens actually lasts longer than I expected. I though the brightness would lower after about 2 minutes but I've had it on for a lot longer and it's still at full brightness as to how long the battery last until it completely goes out, I can't say yet. Speaking of brightness, I can't confirm any numbers but it lights up my whole backyard at night... and my neighbors... and their neighbors. When Pressing the pressure pad to turn on the light it can sometimes activate the strobe or secondary mode as if it's been double pressed. This can be fixed by programming the light to only be on high mode but if you want low or strobe as your secondary mode then it can be a little annoying. The other negative is that you have to unmount the light to take the battery cap of to charge the batteries since the cable doesn't spin freely from the cap, but that just what happens when you go for cheep. I look at stuff with 3 things in mind: cost, quality, and features. 2 of those will always be good and another will lack. In this case the price is great, the quality is good, but you definitely lack some features of higher end weapon lights. I'd recommend this light if you can't afford something more expensive.

Great tactical light for the price. Can't afford a sure fire and overpriced lights. This is a year old now and been charged once and hold its charge and push buttons are easy to access and have a tactical sound to power in.

This is my fourth (fifth?) Feyachi tactical light and I've been very satisfied with them all, but this is my favourite. As others have mentioned, this light does seem to run a fair bit warmer than the others though, but it is weapon mounted, so it shouldn't be a problem. I prefer this light to the others as it has unique integral mount, either picatinny or m-loc, giving it a lower profile. I also prefer the shorter un-coiled wiring for the remote switch. And, speaking of the switch, this one has three light settings - high, low and strobe. As with the other Feyachi tactical lights, it comes complete with two 18650 batteries and a charger. Lastly, I had a question/concern about the product, so I contacted Feyachi on their website and had a reply and resolution in 24 hours, can't ask for better than that. Great flashlight, great value, great customer service.

To start this was really nicely packaged, cosmetically pleasing as well as protected and wrapped in foam. The light is very bright, functions well and changes modes quite easily. It is well built with an aluminum body and picatinny rail mount. The mount should transition to MLok very easy however I did not test it as Im using picatinny. The large thumb lock screw is awesome as its large enough to really torque the light on without being large enough to be intrusive or in the way. The strobe effect truly is disorienting and very bright as previously mentioned. The included oressure switch functions great and feels very robust. The picatinny rail mount for the pressure switch is made of thermal set plastic. It does feel strong and mounts securely however I am concerned for the long term longevity. I truly would have loved to have it in aluminum, however I do understand that some sacrifices need to be made for a tactical light of this build quality in the budget price range The battery charger and 2 18650 lithium batteries is a great addition as 1 battery can be on charge while the others is in the flashlight and in use. Battery charger seems pretty typical of a standard lithium charger, cheaply made plastic that will last for years if not abused. The 2 18650 batteries are both vented at the positive terminal for safety which I thought was a good feature. They Feyachi WL25 tactical flashlight is an incredibly well built light that I will not hesitate to recommend. If you are looking for a budget priced light this is the one. 5stars.

the light itself is awesome. the pressure pad and strobe feature are super good too but the mount that attaches the light to the pic rail is trash because those tiny screws vibrate free. i ended up replacing it with a m-lock “scout mount” and now the light sits closer to the rifle and is sturdy

Super qualité, bonne construction solide, très forte lumière et strobe efficace en cqb. super.

I've been in northern Canada for work. Beforehand while I was packing, I decided to take this with me, with the provided cap button, and I have to say it was an amazing decision as it's helped me find my way to the can a few times now. I tested the strobe mode on myself because I'm a few french fries short of a happy meal and I am still seeing black dots, so that works. My only real complaint is that if you run it for too long the bulb gets pretty damn hot so be careful.