Reviews & Ratings for Nitecore NPL25 GL 900 Lumens LED Weapon Light w/Green Laser Sight — 8 reviews — Page 1

The 900 lumen is very Brite, so is the green laser
However, trying to switch between light and laser is almost impossible to do without letting go of your grip.

The 900 lumens puts out more than enough light and the green laser is awesome.
HOWEVER, switching between white lights and laser is VERY DIFFICULT. You have to use both hands making it almost impossible to maintain your grip.

Very happy with this light, easy to install and works great, easy on and off! Very bright! Would recommend it to anyone who wants a good light.

Easy to install, work perfectly, very happy with this light, turning it on and off is very convenient.
Also very happy with the brightness of the light.
Definitely recommend this product.

I was replacing an older pistol light on my full-size S&W M&P9. I was pleasantly surprised at the balance of compact size and power this device provides. If fits perfectly in the profile of my pistol, behind the end of the barrel and within the width of the slide! The ambidextrous buttons fit perfectly along the trigger guard and are knurled so you can find them easily. Super bright light and laser paired with rechargeable batteries are perfection. Requires a proprietary battery pack but Nitecore does sell spares (and dual chargers) on their site if you need extras. My only real complaint is the lack of a quick release mechanism to remove the device. However, this is such a minor thing it's more whining than actual issue. TL;DR It's small but mighty!

I needed a new light for a new handgun and this one fit the bill. Nitecore isn't high end priced but in my opinion it has high end quality and high end customer service. When I saw it used a magnetic charger, I didn't look any further. I figured it was something like the OLight magnetic setups. It is not. You have to remove the proprietary battery, which is quick-release easy, and then charge it. At first I was a bit bummed until I found they sell that battery for a reasonable price and a two battery charger for an equally reasonable price, so I ordered those. Now I'm pretty happy about the idea. If my light is dead, I don't have to charge it before use, I can swap batteries and let the dead one charge while I go out and play. The adjustability of the pick rail mount lets you get the light snugged back against the trigger guard nicely for whatever handgun you are using I'd suspect. That's another feature OLight also does well, but this one actually seems a little more solid. It isn't too wide either. It will ride on a Tisas PX-5.7 Raptor wich I picked up on the cheap just to experience the 5.7 round. It fits well and looks like the blocking process for when I build the kydex holster will be a breeze. No big, knobby controls. Everything is tight and narrow, even with the laser.

The light itself seems great, but to plug the charging cable in…..there’s no adapter provided, to connect it to a power source! Otherwise, I’m happy with it.