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Olight Obulb Pro vs Olight Perun 2 Mini

Quick take: The Olight Obulb Pro costs $25 less; the Olight Perun 2 Mini is brighter (1,100 vs 240 lm); the Olight Perun 2 Mini throws farther (179m vs 35m); the Olight Obulb Pro runs longer on high (8 vs 2 hrs).

SpecOlight Obulb ProOlight Perun 2 Mini
Price$40$65
Rating——
TypeLanternRight-Angle
Lumens240 lm1,100 lm
Candela300 cd8,000 cd
Beam distance35m179m
Runtime8 hrs (medium)2 hrs (high)
BatteryBuilt-in18650
LEDMulti-color LEDCREE XP-L2
Beam typeFloodBalanced
Modes4 Stepped5 Stepped
UISimpleSimple
IP ratingIP68IPX8
CRI7070
Weight3.8 oz2.5 oz
Dimensions2.7 x 2.7 in4.1 x 1.0 in
WarrantyLifetimeLifetime

What owners report

Olight Obulb Pro

  • ✓Genuinely useful and versatile as a soft area light for tents and bags
  • ✓1,650mAh cell — well over double the original Obulb's capacity
  • ✓Bluetooth app control that works and is occasionally handy
  • ✓Bigger than the standard Obulb, which reviewers found an improvement
  • ✓Simple, robust object with nothing to break
  • ✗The MCC charging cable isn't included by default — you must order one
  • ✗The Osling carrying accessory doesn't fit the Pro
  • ✗The app wants a unique login and permissions including microphone access
  • ✗One reviewer couldn't revert a custom app image back to the stock one
  • ✗Proprietary charging on a device that would suit USB-C

Olight Perun 2 Mini

  • ✓1,100 lumens and 154 m of reach from a very compact right-angle body
  • ✓Big flat e-switch that's easy to find, and it can headstand
  • ✓Rotating pocket clip lets you aim the beam by twisting the light
  • ✓Reflective marks on a headband that adjusts from small to large
  • ✓Impact rated to 1.5 m
  • ✗16340 cell has low capacity — runtime is short for a headlamp
  • ✗The red channel has only one mode
  • ✗Proprietary Olight charging
  • ✗Not enough runtime for long night work without a spare
  • ✗Small cell means high modes are brief