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Olight Perun 2 Mini vs Olight Baton 4 Pro

Quick take: The Olight Perun 2 Mini costs $5 less; the Olight Baton 4 Pro is brighter (1,600 vs 1,100 lm); the Olight Baton 4 Pro throws farther (200m vs 150m); the Olight Baton 4 Pro runs longer on high (4 vs 2 hrs).

SpecOlight Perun 2 MiniOlight Baton 4 Pro
Price$65$70
Rating——
TypeRight-AngleEDC
Lumens1,100 lm1,600 lm
Candela5,950 cd10,000 cd
Beam distance150m200m
Runtime2 hrs (high)4 hrs (high)
Battery1634018650
LEDCREE XP-L2Luminus SST-40 (Gen 2)
Beam typeBalancedBalanced
Modes5 Stepped5 Stepped
UISimpleDual Switch
IP ratingIPX8IPX8
CRI7070
Weight1.9 oz4.0 oz
Dimensions2.5 x 0.9 in4.4 x 0.9 in
WarrantyLifetimeLifetime

What owners report

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

Olight Baton 4 Pro

  • ✓USB-C charging hidden in the tailcap alongside the magnetic contacts
  • ✓Adds a tail switch to the Baton formula
  • ✓1,300 lumens with 170 m of reach and a more efficient beam
  • ✓Dense, solid build that reviewers rate highly
  • ✓Full charge in a little under three hours
  • ✗The side switch has take-up and a soft, muted click
  • ✗The surrounding bezel makes double and triple clicks unreliable for larger fingers
  • ✗Still a proprietary cell, though it is user-replaceable
  • ✗Costs considerably more than enthusiast lights with better emitters
  • ✗Confusingly sold alongside the Baton 4 and Baton 4 Premium Edition