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Olight Warrior 3S vs Olight Arkfeld Pro

Quick take: The Olight Warrior 3S is brighter (2,300 vs 1,300 lm); the Olight Warrior 3S throws farther (346m vs 102m).

SpecOlight Warrior 3SOlight Arkfeld Pro
Price$100$100
Rating
TypeTacticalEDC
Lumens2,300 lm1,300 lm
Candela30,000 cd2,600 cd
Beam distance346m102m
Runtime2.5 hrs (high)2.5 hrs (high)
Battery21700Built-in
LEDCREE XHP70.2White LED + 365nm UV + Green Laser
Beam typeBalancedFlood
Modes5 Stepped5 Stepped + UV
UIDual SwitchDual Switch
IP ratingIPX8IPX7
CRI7070
Weight5.1 oz3.9 oz
Dimensions5.5 x 1.1 in4.7 x 1.1 in
WarrantyLifetimeLifetime

What owners report

Olight Warrior 3S

  • 2,300 lumens with genuine beam distance behind it
  • Aluminium body dissipates heat well; Type III hard anodising wears well
  • Comfortable for extended use and easy to carry for its class
  • Interface impressed reviewers, with instant strobe access
  • Magnetic charging is convenient and the cell lasts well
  • Not meaningfully different from the Warrior 3 or M2R Pro
  • Customer-service complaints, including refused repair addresses and limited warranty remedies
  • No wall adapter in the box
  • Proprietary magnetic charging rather than USB-C
  • Expensive next to enthusiast lights with better emitters

Olight Arkfeld Pro

  • Genuine 365nm UV rather than the cheaper 395nm — useful for real detection work
  • Three light sources in one flat body: white, green laser and UV
  • Flat shape carries far better in a pocket than a tube light
  • AL6061-T6 body with stainless steel fittings and a good anodised finish
  • Owners report months between charges in normal use
  • No ZWB2 filter on the UV, so visible light leaks and washes out fluorescence
  • The UV is underpowered and only really works in a dark room
  • White output stayed at 1,300 lumens while the laser got upgraded instead
  • Some units shipped with turbo and strobe swapped — patched, not recalled
  • The rotary switch feels lower quality than the previous model's