Olight Flashlights

The magnetic charging dock that most people associate with Olight goes back to 2014, when the S10R became the first magnetic rechargeable Baton. The company itself dates to 2007, built its own large production base in 2017, and launched the flat ArkPro series in 2025. Its lights are sold more like consumer electronics than enthusiast hardware: polished bodies, proprietary chargers and accessories, and a direct store with frequent limited editions.

The Baton line is the core of the EDC range: the S2R Baton III, Baton 4, Baton 4 Pro and the larger Baton Ultra. The flat-bodied lights form a second family, the Arkfeld Pro and Arkfeld Ultra plus the ArkPro, ArkPro Lite and ArkPro Ultra, most of which pair a white beam with UV or a green laser. The Warrior 3S, Warrior Ultra, Warrior X Pro and Warrior X 4 are the tactical lights, the Seeker Ultra, Seeker 4 Pro and Marauder Mini 2 are the high-output flooders, and the Perun 2 Mini and Perun 3 Mini are right-angle lights that clip onto a headband. The i3T EOS, i3T 2 EOS, i1R 2 EOS and Oclip 2 Pro cover keychain and clip-on duty, and the Obulb Pro is a small glowing lantern. Five of these, the S2R Baton III, Warrior X Pro, Perun 2 Mini, Obulb Pro and i1R 2 EOS, are discontinued.

Olight's lifetime warranty covers lights and their built-in batteries, but only for products bought after 2023, and it excludes batteries that fail through ordinary ageing or capacity loss, which matters on sealed-cell models such as the ArkPro and Arkfeld. MCC charging cables carry one year. Some Warrior 3S owners report customer-service problems with repairs, so buying direct or from an authorized dealer keeps the claim simple.

Charging is the line that divides owner opinion. Olight's MCC magnetic cable was long the only way to charge many of these lights, and owners still list it as a drawback on the base Baton 4. The Baton 4 Pro adds a USB-C port under a tailcap cover, and owners welcomed the ArkPro and Seeker Ultra for doing the same. Owners also say color rendering is not why you buy an Olight: the Baton 4 and ArkPro Lite run cool, low-CRI emitters and the ArkPro Ultra measures about 67 CRI. What they do praise is finish and size, from the i3T EOS, one of the most-owned small lights anywhere, to the discontinued Warrior X Pro's hotspot on a deer-sized target at 50 to 80 yards.