VOTATU V845 Green Laser Light Combo 2000LM
VOTATU V845 Green Laser Light Combo 2000LM
VOTATU V845 Green Laser Light Combo 2000LM
VOTATU V845 Green Laser Light Combo 2000LM

VOTATU V845 Green Laser Light Combo 2000LM

$89.99 $79.99

Features
Features blinding 2000 lumens LED light and Class IIIA 5mW visible green laser for precision target acquisition.
3 Modes available with switching mode dial for green laser only, tactical light only, green laser and light combined.
Fits AR-type device with a M1913 Picatinny or M-LOK rail system.
Controlled by remote switch, the pressure pad can be mounted to Picatinny or M-LOK rail using the switch mounting plate included. Equipped with both solid and strobe function, idea for tactical enthusiasts.
CNC Machined with aluminum housing provides water resistantand corrosion resistant coatings for maximum durability in variable conditions. Built-in magnetic USB rechargeable feature for easy charging.

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Description

Specifications

Light Output: 2000 lumens
Bulb Type: LED
Light Beam Color: Green
Lighting Range: Daytime 100meters, Nighttime 2000meters
Water Resistance Level: IPX6
Material: Aluminum
Finish: Matte
Battery Type: Polymer Battery (Built-in)
Charging Time: 2 Hrs
Battery Life: 1.5 Hrs (Max)
Attachment/Mount Type: Picatinny, M-LOK
Dimension: 86.5x54x23mm/3.4x2.1x0.9inch
Weight: 197g/6.95oz
Laser Beam Color: Green
Max Laser Output: 5mW

FAQ
Question Answer
How does the V845 relate to the V840 and V848? The V845 is essentially a lighter, upgraded V840 without IR. It drops the IR laser in exchange for less weight and a stronger visible light. Compared to the V848: no IR illuminator or LED display — it is a pure visible-light product. If you do not need IR but want lighter weight than the V840 and lower cost than the V848, the V845 is the sweet spot.
How does the V845 flashlight beam compare to a Surefire? One Surefire owner gave the V845 high praise, explicitly saying the beam angle and brightness balance were actually more satisfactory than his Surefire in practice. Another user replaced his Surefire with the V845 and found it brighter with better coverage. That said, Surefire has a much deeper track record in extreme-environment reliability — that is earned over years, not a single comparison test.
Does the V845 hold zero after being set? Yes, and one user provided very solid test data: zero held perfectly on both 5.56 and 7.62 rifles out of 10-inch barrels through repeated fire. For a laser at this price, this exceeds expectations.
Is the V845 pressure switch the same as the V840? Not exactly. The V845 pressure switch wire is permanently attached — unlike the V840 where the wire is detachable. This means if your wire wears out, you cannot replace just the wire — it is a whole-unit issue. The switch itself is decent quality, but the fixed wire takes the most mechanical stress in frequent use. Non-detachable design trades maintainability for cleaner sealing and fewer potential failure points.
Does the V845 have strobe? Is it useful? Yes — Double-press the Remote Switch to activate strobe mode, consistent with other Votatu models. In low light, the strobe effectively disrupts depth and direction perception. It is not a feature you will use in routine training, but for extreme self-defense scenarios, having it is better than not.
What types of firearms does the V845 fit best on? Best for full-size rifles (AR-15, AR-10, etc.), carbines, and some tactical shotguns. It works on PCCs with sufficient rail space, but on very short PCCs, the V845 may extend past the muzzle or partially obstruct sight picture. Not suited for handguns — the dimensions are entirely wrong for pistol use.
How long does one charge last? The laser and light combination provides 1.5 hours of battery life, while using a single laser or light will provide even longer, especially when using a single laser.
What if I lose the magnetic charging cable? This is the second main pain point of the V845 — the cable is proprietary and no generic magnetic USB cable will work. If lost, you must contact support@votatu.com for a replacement. Best practice: from day one, designate a permanent charging spot and never move the cable from that location.
How does the V845 look and feel? The design is more streamlined — unlike the boxy V840, the V845 has softer, rounder lines and a generally clean appearance. Once mounted on a handguard, it blends in rather than standing out. The matte black finish matches most factory-black firearms very well.
Can the V845 be side-mounted on a handguard? Yes. Many users choose 3 or 9 o’clock side-mounting. The benefit: the unit does not obstruct your top-rail iron sights or red dot, and it leaves top-rail space for other accessories. Once side-mounted, the pressure switch can be repositioned to your preferred reach point. For handguards with crowded top rails, side-mounting is the most practical setup.
How do you turn on and switch modes on the V845? Light and laser are independently controlled: pressure switch for momentary, single-click for constant on, and a quick-series operation for strobe. They can be used simultaneously or one at a time. Mode switching is via the rear selector dial — turn to choose between white light, green laser, light+laser combo, and strobe.
Does the Picatinny clamp on the V845 hold tight? The clamp holds securely — no loosening reported under 5.56 and .308 fire. A bonus stability factor: when mounted on a Picatinny rail, the M-LOK nubs on the underside naturally engage the rail cross-slots, providing hidden anti-slip grip.
Can I use an aftermarket magnetic cable to charge the V845? No. The pin layout and voltage of the proprietary magnetic interface may differ from aftermarket cables. Mixing cables risks no-charge, overheating, or circuit damage. Use only the original cable. Do not try any non-matching magnetic cable.
Can the V845 be used as an everyday carry item? Yes for rifle EDC scenarios — truck gun, outdoor extended carry — no issues. For pistol EDC, the V845 is entirely the wrong form factor. It is not pistol-compatible.
Besides being lighter, what is the V845’s main advantage over competing products? The key differentiation is the balance of weight and beam quality. Many products at this price are either bright but heavy, or light but compromised in beam quality and output. The V845 trades IR for a lighter, more focused experience for visible-light-only users. If you do not need IR, you should not have to carry its weight.