I've been using Olight for years now, shock and water resistance is an absolute win over the competition. Additionally it has an excellent charging solution and magnetic functionality. Haven't heard of any flashlight you mentioned, I don't have tiktok either. You gonna love this unit, all the best!
Within the flashlight hobbyist circles Olight has been a big name for a while but they tend to lack good LEDs with better light temps and higher CRI ratings. There are lights brighter for cheaper and there are also lights more expensive but they're a pretty safe option and have a lot of features geared towards the general public and not enthusiasts. One of the major differences with higher end lights are the User Interface. So where you're forced to run through low-med-high-strobe-sos on the cheap light, you get interfaces like the Olight where it has memory or double tap for turbo, or triple tap for strobe. That said, some UI's get very complicated and need some time to learn how to use. If you're interested at all to look at some other lights, for a small feature packed EDC I would say the RovyVon Angel Eyes E1. It can run off a rechargeable lithium battery OR a AAA battery that you can change. Some other lights I think you might like would be the Emisar D4V2, SkillHunt H04 headlamp, Convoy S2+ w/ Nichia 519A LED
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I've been using Olight for years now, shock and water resistance is an absolute win over the competition. Additionally it has an excellent charging solution and magnetic functionality. Haven't heard of any flashlight you mentioned, I don't have tiktok either. You gonna love this unit, all the best!
Within the flashlight hobbyist circles Olight has been a big name for a while but they tend to lack good LEDs with better light temps and higher CRI ratings. There are lights brighter for cheaper and there are also lights more expensive but they're a pretty safe option and have a lot of features geared towards the general public and not enthusiasts.
One of the major differences with higher end lights are the User Interface. So where you're forced to run through low-med-high-strobe-sos on the cheap light, you get interfaces like the Olight where it has memory or double tap for turbo, or triple tap for strobe.
That said, some UI's get very complicated and need some time to learn how to use.
If you're interested at all to look at some other lights, for a small feature packed EDC I would say the RovyVon Angel Eyes E1. It can run off a rechargeable lithium battery OR a AAA battery that you can change.
Some other lights I think you might like would be the Emisar D4V2, SkillHunt H04 headlamp, Convoy S2+ w/ Nichia 519A LED
Get the new PRO model! They updated everything!
Just ordered one for half price. Off Olight store👍🏻
RETURNED MINE
Can I ask why?
It's on TikTok? ewww... over!