Looking for serious illumination in a weapon light? In this video, I test and review the Streamlight TLR-1 HP-X, a high-power tactical light designed for long-range visibility. We’ll cover key features, specs, runtime, beam pattern, and real-world performance to see if it’s worth adding to your setup.
✅ Key Features:
-1,000+ lumen output with high candela beam
-Fits most full-size handguns and long guns
-Durable, lightweight, and water-resistant design
-Easy ambidextrous controls
-Long-range hotspot for target identification
I’ll also compare it to other lights in the Streamlight lineup so you can decide if the TLR-1 HP-X is the right choice for you. Whether for home defense, duty use, or range days, this light packs serious performance.
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So the HPX is more powerful than X300 Turbo?
Also is it cooler white than Turbo?
6000k or higher??
Holsters are an issue with these new HP-X lights, due to the side lever on the right side. Had a new holster custom made and had to change the light to a TLR-1 HL due to the side release switch.
Have you found any holsters to use with the hp-x?
Can the HP-X be used on a long gun side mount? I don't care about having a pressure pad but is there a switch that would better accommodate a side mount on a rifle?
To my eye, the TLR-1 HL-X looks like the best option in this video. It still looks just as bright in the center as the HP-X, but adds a lot more peripheral light as well. I'd only be using this on my 10mm for bear country, so I would want to see more of the surrounding area as well. Thanks for the demo!
Great video. Definitely need more overtime at work!!
Ima surefire girl but my son bought one of these last week. Really like the alternate switches….way better than the x300 activation
Are you sure that lights are made of aluminium and not aluminum? LOL
Lights have come a long way since maglights and surefire 6ps