VOTATU ML50 Picatinny/Mlok Flashlight 2400LM
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Description
M-LOK/Picatinny High Lumen Tactical Flashlight
The VOTATU ML50 Flashlight is a compact yet super powerful flashlight, with two output levels, low (max 1200LM outputs) for extended-runtime, high (max 2400LM outputs) for maximum light. Constructed from anodized aluminum for a rugged, lightweight structure that's resistant to corrosion.
Specifications
| Light Output: | High Mode:Max2400LM / Low Mode: Max1200LM |
| Bulb Type: | LED |
| Light Beam Color: | White |
| Lighting Range: | High Mode:160m / Low Mode:100m |
| Water Resistance Level: | IPX6 |
| Material: | Aluminum |
| Finish: | Matte |
| Battery Type: | Polymer Battery (Built-in) |
| Charging Time: | 2.5Hrs |
| Attachment/Mount Type: | Picatinny, M-LOK |
| Dimension | 4x1.9x1inch/100x48x25mm |
| Weight | 138g/4.86oz |
In the Box
- ML50 Light *1
- Charging Cable *1
- Wrench *1
- User Manual *1
FAQ
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is the ML50’s most distinctive feature? | Dual independent switches. One button controls the light (click for constant, hold for momentary), and a completely separate button controls the strobe. No need for the typical single-button tap-dance — double-click for mode, triple-click for strobe. Hit the big button for light, hit the small button for strobe. No fumbling under pressure. |
| How intense is the strobe? | Very intense. One user stood on the receiving end and described feeling slightly nauseous, with only blue spots left in their vision for seconds. Another said strobing a white wall was enough to dazzle themselves. This is not a range toy — in a home defense context, it can briefly incapacitate an intruder. |
| Does it need adapters for M-LOK and Picatinny? | No adapters needed for M-LOK. The ML50 has built-in M-LOK nubs on the base — it mounts directly and flush into an M-LOK slot. Switching to Picatinny uses the included clamp. |
| Is magnetic charging convenient? What if I lose the cable? | The convenience is real — it snaps on with no plugging, and the sealed port is more weather-resistant. But this is also the ML50’s most criticized feature: the cable is proprietary, not universal USB-C. Lose it and the light is useless. From day one, designate a permanent charging spot and never move the cable. |
| How much does it weigh? Will it affect my rifle balance? | About 5 ounces (142 grams) — moderate to light for a weapon light. The all-aluminum body plus internal battery strike a good balance. |
| What beam pattern does it produce? Indoor or outdoor? | The beam is more flood-oriented — wide coverage with no tight hot spot. This is a clear advantage indoors — corridors, room clearing, wide illumination without scanning. Outdoors at longer range, the flood lacks the throw of a focused beam. |
| Is it suitable for a .22 caliber rifle? | Very suitable. One user mounted it on a .22 WMR for varmint hunting. For a small-caliber rifle, the ML50 is overkill in the best way — and with minimal recoil, the light faces almost no stress. If you use a .22 for nighttime farm or woodland work, this is a good pairing. |
| How long does the battery last? High vs low? | Rated at 4-5 hours. In practice, regular users report multiple training sessions per charge. The runtime gap between high and low is much bigger than the visible brightness difference — one user said they look similar but high drains noticeably faster. For daily use, stick with low (1200 lumens) and save high for critical moments. |
| Compared to other Votatu models, what is the ML50’s ideal use case? | The ML50 is a pure flashlight — no laser, no IR. Its core differentiator is the dual independent switches (separate light and strobe buttons), ideal for those who hate single-button mode cycling. If all you need is illumination plus strobe, the ML50 is the most direct choice. For laser, IR, or green dot, look at M8L-G, V840, V848, etc. |
| How long to charge the battery? | About 1.5-2 hours to full. A small indicator on the back shows red while charging and green/off when done. It is hard to see in daylight — charge at night to confirm status easily. |
| Is the ML50 better for home defense or hunting? | Both work. Home defense: flood beam suits indoor spaces, and the separate strobe button means you hit exactly the right button under stress — no triple-click fumbling. Hunting: bright enough, light enough, USB-chargeable from a power bank, and 4-5 hours covers a night outing. |
VOTATU ML50 Picatinny/Mlok Flashlight 2400LM