Honestly if they used the same tail cap as the nano that has a flat edge it would stick to surfaces allot better but it's also a weaker magnet than that light as well
I love this flashlight, I just wish you can turn off the proximity sensor completely. most people wont bother but I use my light for inspection during day light and I need the full power.
Hi! I ordered this in DreamBlue and Golden. Id like to know, how strong is the tail magnet, can it stay on a vertical piece of metal, like Baton3, 4, 3ProMax or Seeker4Pro? I named those because their tail magnet is really strong. Edit: to name a weak tail magnet: Seeker 2 Pro.
This could be a great light but.. you buy the light for the 2300lm TURBO MODE but turbo only last 2.5 minutes then ramps down to 800lm HIGH. Reset turbo it last 1 minute the second time then it will not go into turbo a third time until it’s recharged? Absolute bullsxit! HIGH MODE is a greenish tint 800lm with a terrible beam profile but that’s where the majority of the runtime will be, green tint 800lm. I’ve got 15 year old 18650 flashlights that outperform the Warrior once you take away the 3.5 minutes of turbo.. I returned mine!
Olight have a lot of conservative features built into their lights, for the average consumer, they probably won't notice or care. I like being able to reactivate turbo, push the light to its limits. At the same time, their designs are very nice and it's plug and play.
I hate that olight is so determined about putting the sensor on all their lights in the name of safety. Just lock out the light people, you don't need baby proofing.
Would be nice if we could disable the sensor. Even after turning the light off and on again. I think it's a good safety feature but if I needed to use this closer up on someone in an emergency... wouldn't want it to ramp down. Though it does take about 20-30cm for that to happen.
@@DarrenYeoYT it's strange, you can turn some of the models off all together. Warrior 2 mini, Freyr, Marauder 2. My Perun in the biggest pain, being a headlamp I use in confined spaces it always ramps down.
Yeah I talked a bit about that in the video as I was trying to figure out how it worked. Found that the light was more sensitive to brighter objects and ramped down further away.
@@DarrenYeoYT I got it wrong as well on the Cyansky HS7R, first time using one with this feature. The HS7R allows the user to disable it, at least until you switch it back on. Safe but kind of annoying, especially failing a Turbo runtime test 3 times and scratching my head thinking I'm certain I disabled it!
It's trash. Why are you buying a flashlight? Is it so someone else can make the decision on how bright it should be? Just use your cellphone light then.
Nice review mate, most reviews leave out or dont even know about the "tactical mode" setting (tail switch full turbo and strobe)!
Thanks mate, important feature! I leave it on the standard setting though. As long as there's one step access to turbo.. I'm happy
Good info and instructions were clear and to the point.. thank you 👍🏽
Glad it was helpful mate!
Any possible way to turn off that proximity sensor permanently?
Unfortunately not...
Thanks! Great review!
Thank you mate, glad you found my review helpful !!
Great light but god damn i love the warior x3 and p23I too much to carry the 3S. p23I is insane for its size...
Yep that P23i is a serious pocket rocket. Head is a bit larger though so I prefer to EDC other lights.
Honestly if they used the same tail cap as the nano that has a flat edge it would stick to surfaces allot better but it's also a weaker magnet than that light as well
I reckon they'll use that flat tailswitch for their next Warrior 4. The mini 3 etc came out a fair bit after.
I love this flashlight, I just wish you can turn off the proximity sensor completely. most people wont bother but I use my light for inspection during day light and I need the full power.
Yes.. if only. The warrior 3 model before is pretty much the same but without the proximity sensor.
Hi! I ordered this in DreamBlue and Golden. Id like to know, how strong is the tail magnet, can it stay on a vertical piece of metal, like Baton3, 4, 3ProMax or Seeker4Pro? I named those because their tail magnet is really strong.
Edit: to name a weak tail magnet: Seeker 2 Pro.
Yes it can but has to be a thick piece of metal.
@@DarrenYeoYT thank you.
This could be a great light but.. you buy the light for the 2300lm TURBO MODE but turbo only last 2.5 minutes then ramps down to 800lm HIGH. Reset turbo it last 1 minute the second time then it will not go into turbo a third time until it’s recharged? Absolute bullsxit! HIGH MODE is a greenish tint 800lm with a terrible beam profile but that’s where the majority of the runtime will be, green tint 800lm. I’ve got 15 year old 18650 flashlights that outperform the Warrior once you take away the 3.5 minutes of turbo.. I returned mine!
Olight have a lot of conservative features built into their lights, for the average consumer, they probably won't notice or care. I like being able to reactivate turbo, push the light to its limits. At the same time, their designs are very nice and it's plug and play.
I hate that olight is so determined about putting the sensor on all their lights in the name of safety. Just lock out the light people, you don't need baby proofing.
Yeah I figure this would work for some and annoy others. I'd like their next model to have an option to permanently turn it on or off.
Not a great idea to lock out a tactical light that you might need in an emergency.
@@digaum that's what momentary turbo is for. You have to hold it to stay on
@@digaumive been carrying guns and flashlights for 20 years and never had to use my flashlight in an “emergency”. Thats a stupid argument.
@navyvet05 oh, so you've been carrying guns in Australia for 20 years for self-defense, have you?
The sensor sucks. I have this one and the warrior 3 without and prefer the W3 hands down.
Would be nice if we could disable the sensor. Even after turning the light off and on again. I think it's a good safety feature but if I needed to use this closer up on someone in an emergency... wouldn't want it to ramp down. Though it does take about 20-30cm for that to happen.
@@DarrenYeoYT it's strange, you can turn some of the models off all together. Warrior 2 mini, Freyr, Marauder 2. My Perun in the biggest pain, being a headlamp I use in confined spaces it always ramps down.
@@Studat hmm that's weird. Mine will activate it again when I turn off/on the light. Maybe someone's thought of a mod.
@@DarrenYeoYT those 3 I mentioned can be turned off 100%. it's a programming thing with rapid taps ect. But, kills the sensor.
It's not a proximity sensor, it's a light sensor that detects the light reflecting back.
Yeah I talked a bit about that in the video as I was trying to figure out how it worked. Found that the light was more sensitive to brighter objects and ramped down further away.
@@DarrenYeoYT I got it wrong as well on the Cyansky HS7R, first time using one with this feature. The HS7R allows the user to disable it, at least until you switch it back on. Safe but kind of annoying, especially failing a Turbo runtime test 3 times and scratching my head thinking I'm certain I disabled it!
It's trash. Why are you buying a flashlight? Is it so someone else can make the decision on how bright it should be? Just use your cellphone light then.
Would be nice to have a way to toggle it on/off permanantly. This reminds me a lot of the apple/android debate.
Well you are a 1 and done type person! Good luck in a survival situation 😂
You say so someone else can decide how bright it can be,then you tell him to use his cell phone light 😂 shows how bright you are 😂😂😂😅
@@foggymountainman9138 there’s “2 is 1, and 1 is none.” Using a cell phone light is a, “1 is none type person.”.
Lacking of planning type person 😂