Baldr S 800 Lumens Compact Rail Mount Weaponlight with Green Beam and White LED Combo, Magnetic USB Rechargeable Tactical Flashlight with 1913 or GL Rail, Battery Included (Desert Tan)

**EDIT** they screwed up and sent the blue laser option instead of the green laser option I ordered. Decided to keep it because the blue laser is fine and don't want to deal with the R&R process since I can live with the blue option. Not the product's fault at all, this was all Amazon. The product is fantastic. *EDIT 2** Went out to the range today. It was partly sunny, not overly bright and could not see laser dot even through the MRD sight at 10 yds. It works really good indoors and at night, but not well during the day. I bought this to be used for "go bump in the night" type encounters so not a deal breaker but if you want an easy to see laser during the day, maybe not go blue laser or get a bigger MOA or stronger laser or a combination of the 3. I am not sure if the green laser option is visible since they sent me the blue option by mistake. My FN 502 has a larger MOA red laser on it and I could see that one today for a contrasting opinion. This fits my SF Echelon like a glove. I have the 4.5f and it is just a tad shorter than the slide. I personally am not a fan of the lights that extend past the slide. The blue laser dot is crisp and doesn't pixelate at distance as well as being easy to see. The light is normal flashlight level until you dbl click the activator switch and then it's like the sun comes up when the bright flashlight option is selected. You can easily see the blue laser dot with either flashlight setting. The size is perfect for my preferences aesthetically being the same width as the slide and the activator buttons are ambidextrous and easily activated with my index finger. It is not too heavy but definitely has a quality heft to it where you can tell it is not some cheap plastic light. The price point was fantastic being sale for $90 and the value per dollar is second to none. Olight has been a solid name in illumination options and continues to impress. It mounted extremely easily and the provided hex tool made it easy to zero it in. I just used my Osight SE MRD optic to zero it at 12 yrds. The extra muzzle weight makes recoil even less and the tactical look is secksy. The magnetic charger is easy to use with a light in the end connected magnetically to the light that glows red until full charge, then glows green for fast and easy charging. The quick release option is nice but I would have liked a "screw tight only" option as well. We will see how well it holds zero over time with this mounting system. So far, 10 out of 10. I won't update unless I have more to say.

This is by far my favorite light attachment for a pistol. Its adjustable forward and backwards even after you clamp it on the underneath rail. The switch is manipulated up and down instead of being needed to be pushed in, it makes it much easy with the swipe. Super long batt life and feels solid I doubt it will hold a zero but of course I have mine slid all the way back because my rail isn't right up against my trigger guard. Great light and bright af!

I’ve been running the OLIGHT Baldr S (Flat Dark Earth) for a while now, and it continues to impress. The 800-lumen white light is incredibly bright for its size, and the green laser is crisp and easy to pick up even during the day. The magnetic USB charging is super convenient—just snap it on, no battery removal needed. Runtime is solid for everyday use, and charging is quick when needed. The adjustable rail mount is one of my favorite features. It fits both 1913 and GL rails securely and allows you to position the light exactly where you want it. Installation is quick, and once mounted, it doesn’t budge—even after recoil. Build quality is excellent. It feels rugged and well-machined, and despite the compact footprint, it performs like a much larger light. It adds minimal weight and bulk to the firearm, which is exactly what I was looking for. Only thing to keep in mind: if you're running it constantly at max brightness, battery life can drain quickly—but that’s expected at this output level. Also, while the controls are simple, switching between laser and light modes could be a little more intuitive. Overall, this is a fantastic light/laser combo at a great price. It punches way above its weight class and I wouldn’t hesitate to buy another.

very good quality item, very bright in a very small package, easy to use, very lightweight but enough to counter balance your recoil. fits very well on my compact. would recommend to someone wanting a decent package for the money

Nice item, laser and light are bright and work well. Only giving 4 stars because finding an affordable holster that fits this laser is becoming difficult.

Good light, good laser, fit my Glock G48 and G19.

Previous experience was with Streamlight products, very pleased with them but relatively expensive and a bit of a pain to mount (note that I'm referring to the original TLR-7 and TLR-8 products, not the newer versions that I have no experience with). Was in the market for a more reasonably-priced compact light/laser combo and the specs on the Baldr S were impressive. 800 lumens and a green laser for an extremely attractive price. Compared to the older Streamlight products (with a set of keys to fit different rails, a bit of a pain to work with), the mount on the Baldr S is sheer genius. Flip the quick release lever on the side and slide the mounting bracket/key forward or backward as necessary. Once it's set as desired, tighten the set screws and you're all set. A slide switch on the bottom of the unit allows for setting light only, laser only or both light at laser simultaneously. Very easy to use, easier than the programming on the older Streamlights. Adjusting the laser alignment is very easy with the clearly-marked hex screws on the side of the device. The activation paddles work fine. A slight push down activates the light and another push deactivates it. The paddles are located closer to the trigger than the side-mounted buttons on the old Streamlights and are much easier to use. I don't have any way to measure the light output so I can't say if 800 lumens is true, but it is very bright. At well less than half the price of many competing products, the Baldr S looks to be setting a new standard in bang-for-the-buck in light/laser combos. Assuming the reliability is what I expect, this will likely be my new go-to for light/laser combos.