Element EX450 PEQ-15 LA-5C Flash Light / Red Laser / Green Laser (Color: Dark Earth)

"The best laser for its price i “HIGHLY” recommend it.

"Seems pretty solid to me so far. Pretty bright light as well as the laser(s). Can see both of them in full day light approximately 300 feet if not more while looking through a scope.

One down fall is no IR laser, even though it says IR on the PEQ-15. But its all good. (Not like most of us have NVGs laying around anyway).

I definitely recommend this if you are looking for. PEQ, however if you want one with IR capability, look else where.

"More on the expensive side of clone gear for airsoft but honesty worth the money. You wont go wrong spending an additional 20-30 on this, rather than getting some super shitty plastic product. The light is very bright led, same with the green and red laser. The pressure pad it comes with is simple and effective, my only gripe with the pad is its not very sticky, definitely use a different stick pad like the ones you get with the no screw wall hanger stuff or just use super glue, just make sure you want that pad there for sure. (Talking about pad to sticky pad not sticky pad to gun).

Overall 9/10 product, only thing I'm not a fan of is the little rubber band like covers that go over the lasers and light. My light cover is a bit off center but other than that I love the thing, very realistic and adjustable. I use real PEQ-15's and this is proto-realistic.

"By far a great peq box. Definitely feels sturdy and has not come loose in my experience. The flashlight is bright and comes with a red and green laser which are surprisingly adjustable, something other peq boxes dont do. It takes 2 cr123’s which are uncommon but are good. I use this with a weapon light of the same brand and have a pressure bad that i can manipulate both and it works great. In the box comes with a pressure pad that has velcro and the opposite end of velcro for mounting on your weapon system. Definitely a cut above the rest of peq boxes.

"Product is above and beyond. Green laser is extremely strong, light is a bit on the weaker side but not a problem if you're running a good scout light. Red laser is good as well but not as strong as green.

"So far its worked great, the light is bright and the lasers are great. Only bad thing is that the red and green lasers have different alignments. So you can only have one adjusted for your gun.

"pretty good quality polymer. The lasers are pretty dull when being used, hard to see. Other than that pretty good quality.

"Very bright leds and lasers showup very well even during the day, 2 things i dont like is the sticky pad to the pressure switch is basically useless( nothing a little super glue wont fix) and the adjustment knobs are VERY delicate, mine broke almost immediately. But other than those its a great peq box and looks very nice on my masada.

"If you zero it right, this thing helps you destroy in CQB. Indoors and in low light situations, you can see the green laser no matter what and so does your enemy. Since the laser is so accurate it's found itself a reputation on my local field. People know not to peak the green laser now and I use that to my advantage keeping people from using certain angles just by keeping the laser trained on it. The led light is bright, also giving you an advantage. I have yet to find a use for the red laser because of my playstyle, but I'm sure it has it's uses. Most likely being harder to detect than the green being one of them. My only complaints are that since the zeroing screws don't click it's easier for your zero to fall off due to bumping and vibrations (I use a GBBR). To combat this I just placed electrical tape over the screws to keep them from rotating too much. Seems to work and keep a good zero for airsoft no matter what though. Also the pressure pad does not stick to most velcro strips I've used. To fix that I just used electrical tape and taped the top and bottom of the strip to the pad. Works just as good.
I will note that after a couple of months of use the green laser stopped working all of a sudden while all the other lights were fine. This was due to the battery being low and the laser needing more power than the other lights to turn on. Replacing the battery fixed this problem.
Overall, I barely miss with this laser and target acquisition is a breeze in CQB and I hardly have to use my sight at all anymore.

"It's nice for the price, the flashlight shines roughly 250 feet with a wide spread and is pretty bright. The lasers are great too. The only problem I've had is if I want to use the green laser, I have to put it on the top of my handguard to sight it to my shots, but the red laser was able to sight in when I had it on the side.

"This was a truly disappointing product, I tried to get the best PEQ 15 on the sight and incorrectly assumed that the most expensive would be the best.
First off, I’ll start with what’s good about it, the green laser is extremely bright and easy to see, and the flashlight is decent as well. The rain mount is the only part made of metal so you can tighten it down without worrying about it loosening up and falling off.
Now for the negatives, it has an entirely plastic frame, which I’m not really surprised about, the red and green laser are way out of alignment, they’re about a foot apart when standing 10 feet away, the adjustment for the laser is loose and subject to spin on it’s own so I doubt it would hold a zero, the pressure pad is iffy and doesn’t always work. The most disappointing aspect about this product however isn’t the lasers, or the crappy plastic it’s made from, or the fake adjustment for the flashlight or loose adjustment for the lasers, it’s the fact that you can buy this exact same product on wish, from the same manufacturer, for literally less than half the cost.