Airsoft PEQ 15 PEQ Box IR Laser Green Laser Sight White LED Flashlight for AEG GBB CQB

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1. Kyle Verified Buyer – 19 March 2024

   Extremely surprised that it had a high power but low light lumen. Using the invisible laser in a dark room you can actually see the laser. Using the visible laser you can see the laser and the laser line visibly in a lighted area but not too bright like outside. It does use a lot of batteries as the first day I had it, I used up four CR123 batteries because the laser was so powerful. The function works just like how a real version would work, it doesn’t really hold zero. Mostly when adjusting the laser, the laser would not move either up or down so to fix this just simply adjust it left or right and the laser will fix it self. What I don’t like about this box is that it uses a lot of batteries, the end of the flashlight is shoved out a little too far in my opinion. One thing About this box is that when using a pressure pad you have to kind wiggle the plug around to be able to use the pressure pad as something is lose or not connecting inside the hole where the pressure pad plug goes into so this is gonna need a fix because I’ve seen 2 people have this problem so far. Over all it’s good price if you want a high power PEQ 15, just expect to use a lot of batteries and wiggle your pressure pad when plugging in your pad as sometimes you’ll have to wiggle your plug to be able to turn on the power.
   

2. Yaz Verified Buyer – 26 June 2024

   It’s nice for looks but not made to install on a ar. It should be on an airsoft only.
   

3. Gearmaster Verified Buyer – 1 January 2025

   A decent NVG IR weaponlight usually runs in the several hundred dollars, so you’ll obviously be giving-up quite a bit for an airsoft style unit that’s under a hundred dollars. But at this price-point, you’re getting a unit that is decently built that has several features usually found only on high end models. This unit well though-out in that it has a manual turn-knob to access the different settings, rather than push buttons. This feature, however, has its pluses and minuses. I mounted this on the Pic rail of my rifle, and it has been very secure with easy access. For simplicity, I will list the pros and cons below: – Fairly compact at 4.5-inches long, 2.75-inches wide, and 1-inch high not including the mount. The light bezel is 0.5-inches in diameter. – It’s very lightweight for its size at 5.4-ounces without the batteries, and it runs on two CR123 batteries (not included). – There are a total of four different settings of what you can have illuminated: White Light, Green Laser and Light, Green Laser, and IR Laser. – The 5mW IR laser has a pinpoint center with an adequate amount of spill illumination and can be adjusted for windage and elevation. But it is not as bright as my Olight Baldr IR or SMSLaser XK 68 IR Weaponlight. – The green laser is bright and sharp and can be adjusted for windage and elevation. – There is an on/off push button switch on the top of the housing of the unit. – Easy to use tactile push buttons on the pressure pad that activate on/off, or momentary on/off. – A plug is supplied so that you can use the unit without the pressure switch without worrying about easy moisture entry into the pressure switch connection port. – Will stay illuminated for anywhere from 1-hours (light) up to 15-hours (IR) depending on which setting you have selected. Cons (for which I am deducting two stars): – There is no waterproof rating or impact / shockproof rating provided. – The light has no strobe function. – The dummy windage and elevation knobs on the left side are hokey and are just in the way and make the unit look too busy. – The listing says it is made out of aluminum, but it is actually a plastic housing. – Is only made for Picatinny mounting. It would have been nice if it also had an included M-LOK mount. – The light output of the white light is fairly low at 270-lumens, if it is even that bright. – The instruction/ specification manual is very spartan with very little information. – The cord for the pressure switch is only 7-inches long and although there is a mount for the pressure switch, the mount can be only be affixed either to a pic rail or using the supplied adhesive tape. I have instead attached it with some 3M Dual-Lock to the MLOK section of my rail. – The pressure switch only works for on and off and does not cycle through any of the settings. – The turn-knob is difficult to operate due to its small size and how it is recessed, especially when trying to operate it with gloves or if you have large fingers. Despite the cons, at under a hundred dollars it is a decent weaponlight that has a lot of useful settings. However, for just a few dollars more, I think the SMSLaser XK 68 IR Weaponlight is a far better value that has a greater range of features, and which is far brighter.

   

4. Ethan Verified Buyer – 7 February 2025

   Good bang for your buck item
   

5. Mk B. Verified Buyer – 8 February 2025

   I’m the farthest thing from a over-reactor but I didn’t get around to testing the IR laser until handling it for a while and this needs to go to the top of this review because I think there is some safety risk here for the unwary, careless or kids. In this IR image taken through a PVS-14 you can see two infrared dots compared from about 10 ft away. On the left is the CTOPTIC infrared laser and on the right is a PERST-4 IR laser. This thing is insanely bright in the IR spectrum and I’m pretty sure I hit my eye while setting up a camera shot earlier (eye is stinging and watering slightly, hopefully temporary). Also keep in mind that this night vision photo is from the dot hitting a matte brick surface, NOT looking directly into the beam. !!! After this shot was taken I also noticed that it had left a slight ghosting on my PVS-14 which looks to be permanent. 🙁 Major bummer but these are replaceable and my eyes (and yours) aren’t. Both of these dots are completely invisible and you cant see them without night vision equipment. This is important because it’s in infrared and you have no blink reflex if you’re exposed to this IR light. The green visible laser itself is definitely ‘daylight bright’ and almost equivalent to a very strong outdoor astronomy pointing laser, that’s what made me want to check the IR laser and I’m glad I did before messing around with it any more. I wouldn’t want to get hit directly in the eye with either one of these but particularly not the IR laser, considering it’s intended to go on airsoft toys which will be pointed at people as part of the game. I had already written much of the rest of the review but it’s really secondary to the important stuff above. At this price point without all ‘real’ modes of an ATPIAL and given that it has a low output white light (estimate is 85-110 lumens) and on the left it uses simulated “dummy” illuminator adjustment knobs; so my thought was that it’s not even intended as a true LARP-level LA-5/PEQ clone; so I really didn’t expect this level of IR laser power. Personally I’m not going to mess with the IR anymore or even try verifying coalignment with the green beam unless I get some top tier laser safety glasses. It does come with a sheet of optional and beam color-appropriate laser safety decals that you can apply to the device. Other than that, strong kudos for the tape switch accessory which is nicely done, it allows for momentary activation as well as ‘on’ and is largely silent, both of these were unexpected at this price point. Likewise the inclusion of a pic rail mounting plate for the tapeswitch was also a nice surprise. (The top button on the unit itself is both “clicky” and only allows for only ‘on’ click then ‘off’ click depending on the settings you’re using.) The dial selector can move to positions that don’t correspond to the listed function and it’s a little mushy at each point but whatever. I know we’re all inundated with “Warnings” and “Cautions” and tend to tune most of them out but the IR laser on this is no joke. DO NOT LOOK INTO THE BEAM or POINT AT ANYONE’S EYES. Hope this helps

   

6. Samuel Twain Verified Buyer – 6 March 2025

   Not bad for the cost
   

7. Gavin S Verified Buyer – 14 March 2025

   I’ve looked through quite a few, I settled with this happily. It came with a lot more than I initially thought. It has very sturdy hard plastic case, a pressure switch rail mount with 3m tape, plenty of stickers, and 2 BATTERIES. Seems sturdy, I cannot wait to use this. It seems worth it for the money for sure!

   

8. Elisabeth Krell Aulicino Verified Buyer – 16 March 2025

   awesome ir and vis lasers
   

9. Jorge Luna Verified Buyer – 4 April 2025

   Great toy for airsoft however that’s not what I got it for. Mounted it and tried doing a little zero by matching it up to my EOtech red dot visually. I gave it a few smacks and it held zero. Gave it a pretty big smack and the laser had shifted quite a bit. I do not think I need to range test to determine it won’t hold zero, Does it look great on my rifle? Yes. Does it serve any other use? No.
   

10. Reyes Camacho Verified Buyer – 13 April 2025

    Laser is definitely not eye safe. Mid day in the desert and I can still see the laser about 20’ away. Ir works. Light is sufficient. I use this for airsoft and it’s more than enough.