Red Green Blue Purple Laser Beams with 800 Lumens Flashlight - 3in1

In this review the Red Green Blue Purple Laser Beams combo is assessed for pistol owners who want a compact, rechargeable sighting and illumination solution. The single biggest reason to buy is its combination of a bright 800 lumens flashlight and multicolor lasers in one lightweight package that mounts to a standard 21mm Picatinny rail; customers who need a quick-install tactical accessory will appreciate the simple single-screw fit and built-in USB charging. The review focuses on real-world mounting, runtimes and the unit's eight sighting modes.

Key Features

• 3 in 1 Laser Light Combo: Combines green, purple and white light so users can switch between visible lasers and a steady or strobe flashlight without changing accessories.
• Bright 800 lumens: High output illumination reaches useful distances at night while a lower 200 lumen option conserves battery for closer work.
• USB rechargeable: Built-in charging finishes in about two hours and the status LED warns when battery is low so the unit is ready when needed.
• Solid construction: Anodized aircraft-grade aluminum makes the housing durable, resistant to impact and IPX6 water resistant for field use.
• Precise adjustments: Windage and elevation controls let users zero the green and purple lasers independently for reliable sighting.
• Eight sighting modes: Multiple laser and light combinations plus a strobe allow quick selection for target indication or disorienting illumination.

Who It's For

This combo is best for tactical shooters, hunters and those carrying for personal defense who run optics and want a compact under-barrel module with both laser aiming and a powerful flashlight. The one-screw mount and compact 1.0 in installation space requirement make it a convenient upgrade for pistols with a 21mm standard Picatinny rail.

Those who should look elsewhere include owners of pistols without the 21mm rail slot or with less than 1.0 in between trigger guard and rail screw slot, and users who need military-grade waterproofing beyond IPX6 or higher continuous output runtimes than the unit provides.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Strong 800 lumen beam with a lower 200 lumen mode for flexible illumination.
• Useful combination of green and purple lasers plus steady and strobe light modes for multiple scenarios.
• Fast two-hour USB charging and clear LED indication of battery status.
• Easy one-screw installation and precise windage/elevation adjustments for alignment.

Cons

• Pistol compatibility is limited to rails that meet the 21mm width and 1.0-1.3 in installation space requirement, so it will not fit every handgun.
• Purple laser visibility can vary with surface colors and may be less visible in some conditions compared with green.

Specifications

Product type	3 in 1 laser light combo
Laser class	Class IIIA, <5mW output
Laser wavelengths	Green 520-532nm, Purple 380-470nm
Flashlight output	200 lumens low / 800 lumens high
Run times	6 hr (laser), 1.2 hr (light), 55 min (both)
Mount	21mm Picatinny rail, 1.0-1.3 in installation space
Body	Anodized aircraft-grade aluminum, IPX6

Our Verdict

The Red Green Blue Purple Laser Beams combo is a practical, value-oriented choice for shooters who need both a powerful 800 lumens flashlight and multicolor laser options in a single, rechargeable unit. It stands out for durable construction, fast charging and straightforward installation on compatible rails; it is good value for anyone with the required rail spacing who wants a versatile pistol accessory.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this fit my pistol?
The unit requires a 21mm wide standard Picatinny rail with a screw slot and 1.0-1.3 in installation space from the trigger guard to the screw slot, so check those dimensions before buying.

How long does charging take?
Using the built-in USB charging the unit reaches full charge in about two hours; a green LED indicates fully charged and a red LED warns when battery drops below 10%.

Is the purple laser as visible as green?
Purple wavelength behavior varies with surface color and may be less visible in some conditions compared with the green 520-532nm laser; testing on different target colors is recommended.