OLIGHT Warrior Mini2 1750 Lumens Rechargeable Tactical Flashlight with Dual Switch and Proximity Sensor, High Performance LED Light for EDC, Outdoor, Camping and Emergency (Desert Tan)

This is probably one of the best EDC lights I have used and carried to date. One very important thing I will mention is lumens and accuracy. There are lots of flashlights on Amazon, lots of companies etc. that all say huge amounts of lumens, etc. but there are only a few companies that are accurate and honest about their lumen output, and Olight is one of those companies. 1750 lumens is a tremendous amount of light. And have that in a small EDC light that can fit comfortably in your front pocket without being a huge bulge and uncomfortable to carry is a huge deal. This light is also able to hold that brightness for quite some time before stepping down. The functionality as far as output options is great. There is a tactical strobe feature, which I do want to point out, because most strobe features are pretty pointless for a Defense/tactical feature, because the only way to engage that feature on a flashlight is by doing some sort of a triple click on the light etc. which just is impossible to do under duress in some sort of a defense situation, etc., on this light, you can set up the strobe feature so that you can engage it by simply pressing one button on off, and the strobe comes on and comes off. Very simple other features that are important that are not uncommon to Olight are the magnetic charging cable which is a great feature to have, and very easy to use. And finally the price , this light is incredibly affordable with a really solid battery and I just don’t think that you can go wrong for what you’re getting for the price. The good news is, if you purchase it and don’t like it, you can always just return it, but I am very confident that you will really like it! One of the best purchases I’ve made! Hope this was helpful!

Streamlight surefire maglight I've had them all. This is the best light I've had so far. Size is perfect to let you know it's there (it's no pen light). Lithium 18650 battery which is common if your in a pinch. The button layout covers everyday functions and defensive/offensive situations. About as bright as a newer cars' headlight for easy comparison. I charge it about once a month. Bought one for my dad as well.

So , this is about the Olight Mini Warrior 2. Last years model. Like a car, get a discount on the old model. The new model is the Warrior mini 3. The Warrior 2, hence, called the mini2. I compared it to, (in the pics) what a mini3 would look like, size wise. Firstly, I like the longer mini2 better for two reasons, The mini 3 for two. So, obviously, the mini2 is longer, (bad), but, and that's a big but. It runs cooler at turbo longer, (because of the longer heat dissipating head.) Second, the beam is slightly tighter, therefore it reaches out further, so, cooler performance and longer reach. It doesn't down regulate peak brightness due to heat. (a common issue with smaller lights). It's not about peak power, (it's how soon before it overheats!) and then, has to throttle down., to not burn your hand or catch your pocket on fire, (were it to accidentally get turned on.) (the mini2 has a built in sensor for just that reason) (See last pic for confirm, dark spot on right) That's the sensor..Moving on now, Oh, almost forgot, mini2 has a reversible clip, for light up, or light down settings. I ALWAYS carry mine in a light down setting, Mini3, nope. They did add an option for light down, but it looks funky and kinda scary. Hmm, kinda makes you wonder. but so many peeps complained, they had to do something, so they added another bracket kind'a thing to change it. I know a bit, but buy no means am I a O'light fanatic. And so, the black light is a Thru-nite T1 Pro, 1950 lumens, same battery, more power, less money, like half. has a broad beam, no tail switch, only neck switch. To me, the tail-switch makes the O'light the winner, costs aside. If you don't care, but the Thrunight T1 Pro, plus it takes most any 18650 battery. With O'light, you buy their propitiatory battery, or none at all. Also, you have to use O'lights charger, or none at all. The Thru-nite uses any USB-C connection. Both are solid, almost indestructible light sources. More light power than any big butt Maglite ever built! This is my opinion only. IMO. I would just note, I own two O'lights. See last pic. All purchased through Amazon.

This light is a real gem, never had a light that had a battery like that and the super bright mode scared me the first time I saw it. For its size i doubt anything comes closeSadly I only had it for 1 day at work to try out and everyone I showed it to were immediately surprised at how bright it got.At one point In regular bright mode I looked but couldn’t find several screws I dropped. it wasn’t until I squeezed the end for super max mode that instantly I could see where they were.The downside of the warrior mini is that since it lasts so long you don’t think or worry about taking an hour lunch with it accidentally left on hung from the ceiling of a machine I was in the middle of fixing. I had it on all morning and it seemed like it was brighter than ever so I didn’t sweat it. Unfortunately that was the last time I would ever see her again. My guess is someone walking by saw it on, or had seen me showing it to people throughout the work day, because it walked off. after about 8 hours of my enjoying it.So if you do get this bad boy so noticeable in its beautiful design, perfect size extreme (and I mean crazy)ultra bright, plus a battery life im just used to. Never worry about running out of juice again.I hope someone is enjoying it . All I have left is the cool external charger and the pretty box it came in. I was going to get another once I save up enough without my wife noticing. I still haven’t told her it was stolen. It’s well worth the price. It’s my first O light but I think I am going to be a customer for life. That’s how impressed I was . Far exceeded my expectations.