OLIGHT Warrior X Pro 2100 Lumens Tactical Flashlight with 500 Meter Beam Distance Neutral White Led,USB Magnetic Rechargeable, Powered by 5000mAh Battery

This one, I have to say, is a huge letdown. This warrior is poorly made in comparison to my catapult v6 and ft03s. I set it to high and it went into turbo mode for about 10 seconds before dropping to 600 lumens. Even after it had completely cooled down, it turned off and when turned back on, it remained at 600 lumens. The light output is now limited to 600 lumens, and the turbo function has been disabled. If you're lucky, the turbo will work for 3 seconds after the battery has been fully charged before returning to 600 lumens. It is not worth it in my opinion, especially given its high price; for half the price, you can get a much better, stronger, and more durable flashlight. After experiencing this one, I would not purchase olight again. I gave this review one star because of the low mode, which stays at 300 lumens for less than 5 hours, but most brands can do the same. Do yourself a favor and conduct thorough research prior to purchasing this costly item. Do not be fooled by well-paid YouTube reviews.

Camilo Lynn

| Aug 24, 2021

I work as a night patrol officer for the police department. Because it's so bright, the light is fantastic. It's even brighter than my brand-new cruiser's high light. br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product. It's impossible to read anything because it's too bright. It lasts approximately 20 minutes and must be recharged immediately in the cruiser. It should be at least 40 minutes long, in my opinion.

Aaliyah AHMED

| Jan 29, 2021

I am a big fan of flashlights, as is anyone who is reading this review. I've used surefire, stream light, and a variety of other things in a variety of situations. For a long time, Olight has stood for one of the best values in the industry. I got the original oLight warrior and warrior triton (both of which seem like toys in comparison to the new line). I currently own two baldr light/laser combos, one of which is the Warrior M2r, and the other is the Warrior X Pro. br>br>This light appears to be a departure from the feature-based lighting. It's not always a bad thing to have a crowded olight line. The M2r has several settings, ranging from "moon light" to "turbo. " It has an SOS and a strobe that causes disorientation. You can change the order of the settings or the order in which they are applied. To put it another way: It has a lot of features, but it's difficult to use. All of the features are useful, but I'm not sure I'd be able to remember how to access the SOS strobe without consulting the manual. The Warrior X Pro, on the other hand, isn't difficult to use. It has a low mode (approximately 300 lm) and a Turbo mode (which starts at 2250 lm and drops to 1000 lm after about 2 minutes). br>In tactical situations, it's often better to keep things simple. There is only one mode on my favorite surefire. "On" is preferable because it eliminates distractions, reduces the number of things that can go wrong, and ensures that you always know what you'll get. br>br>On its own, the Warrior X is a formidable opponent. The finish and fit are excellent. So far, the magnetic charger has proven to be very trustworthy. br>br>On "turbo," the difference in output between the X and the M2r (rated at around 1200LM) is startling. It's nearly excessive. It's a bright day. It also throws (allegedly 600 yards, which I believe). However, with only 2 minutes of run time at this setting, its utility is limited. 2250LM is also far too much light for indoor and close quarters use. When moving around a house or looking for something in a car, the glare from any light-colored or shiny surface can be blinding. In this case, low mode or a different light are your best friends. It is also worthwhile to mention. The reflector is set to throw because it is configured that way. It produces a tight blinding hot spot around the size of a garbage can lid at 20 yards instead of an even room filling light. br>br>As a result, it's ideal for hunting and out-of-door searching. In a dark environment, the 2250 LM in the face (not to mention the crenulated bezel) will literally blind you for several seconds. All of this is to say that it can be used as a weapon in and of itself. br>br> It has a significant impact. However, due to its short run time, the shape of the reflector, and the blinding splash, it is not recommended. You must ensure that it is appropriate for your use case. Aside from that, it's a big one. 300LM is a powerful light. That might be fine as well. br>br>One final point. It's the second time I've done it. The first one to show up had a wacky tailswitch. I wasn't able to get to the top of the mountain. Or wasn't able to do so consistently. Amazon swapped it out, and the new one is working fine.

Amber Massey

| Nov 04, 2021

It's an incredible light with a lot of throw, but when you turn it off, it glows around the bezel where the glass meets the reflector; I just wish they had advertised it as such.

Chloe Gomez

| Mar 10, 2021

The Warrior franchise has matured! For the past 20 years, I've been a flash addict, and this thing is the icing on the cake. It's simply stunning. Cyberpunk is one of my favorite genres. belongs- sci- The look and feel of a sci-fi film. A stronger light appeals to me. br>I have enough lights to last a lifetime for ten people, and the Warrior X Pro comes out on top for single emitter lights of this size; I finally got it out in the sticks for a good test, and it's simply stunning. It produces the same amount of light as lights with larger and deeper reflectors. I haven't found another tactical light that compares. The only drawback is that at low settings, the tint is slightly greenish. the one and only disappointment Olight, in my opinion, undervalued the lumen figures. The 2250 number is conservative, and switching to the 21700 battery is a smart move.

Ada Holden

| Dec 09, 2021

I'm in love with this light. I wasn't sure if it'd live up to my hopes. I was completely mistaken. This light has exceeded my expectations in every way. The light is very bright and illuminates the area you're aiming for. If you're a responsible homeowner, hunter, or other outdoor enthusiast, this is an absolute must-have. This light, which has a long range, leaves no doubt about what's in front of you. This is a light that I strongly recommend. I'll keep you updated on the battery life. I haven't had it long enough to be able to give it a score.

Adelyn Hester

| Jan 11, 2021