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

La lámpara es buena, su interface es lo que más me gusta, puntos malos su anodizado, no soporta el retiro y colocación del clip y/o accesorios pero es algo común de la marca

I got this light to have something to keep on me along with my multitool.It is terrific. It can get brighter than I'll ever need, and the single button control makes it easy to adjust the brightness. It is also both light & compact, so it works well as EDC. While I haven't really used it yet beyond just trying it out, the magnetic base seems to work well, and I expect will come in very handy in situations where you need light, and both hands free.But I do have two complaints.First one, I really shouldn't complain because I knew about it going in. That's the proprietary magnetic charger. It works fine, but it is just one more cable you need to have when you need to charge it. Not a big deal when near the house, but something I'll need to add to my travel kit.The second thing is the clip. So far, it has proven to be almost useless. The light pops off with the slightest strain. I've tried it on both my belt and my pocket, and it popped off almost immediately. For now, I'm carrying it loose in my pocket until I get a proper sheath. Fortunately, it is both light enough & small enough that's not a big deal.it is a great little light that should meet all my needs, and then some. I'm glad I got it

I’ve been carrying around a cheap flashlight for years and thought I’d finally spring for a good one. At the price point of this little light, I wanted and expected to love it, but there have been some disappointments and problems right from the start.As far as look, feel, charging, and brightness, I was immediately impressed. This thing was wicked bright, the perfect size to clip in my pocket for daily use as a service technician, and just plain looks cool in this coppery/brown color. The deep carry clip works great, and the magnetic end cap is awesome for my daily use on the job.So why only 3 stars?? First, I initially thought the the end cap button was flaky, as it quit working for “turbo mode” after a couple of weeks of use. What I finally realized after the light died completely, was that the charger is what’s flaky and, when I thought I was topping off the charge every week, it wasn’t actually charging. That said, I got nearly a month out of the light before it died, which is pretty impressive. Maybe it took a charge one of those times? The fact that I may have to buy a charger and remove the battery to charge reliably is frustrating at this price point though.Second, the side button is just inconvenient. I can’t tell you how many times a day I pull it out to find it was on in my pocket. For a flashlight that’s meant to be carried in pocket, a side button is just nonsensical and shouldn’t be there. My old cheap light with an end cap button never got turned on accidentally either in or out of pocket.Finally, the fact that the beam isn’t able to be adjusted from flood to spot is a major disappointment. My cheap light had a great, focusable beam. The beam pattern of this light just sucks, as it’s halfway between flood and spot, meaning you’ve got a big bright spot in the center of your field of vision. If Olight can’t provide a focusing lens at this price, I’d prefer they played it like ZebraLight does on some of theirs where it is offered in both a flood and spot model based on the user’s need.It still remains to be seen if this light will last as long and reliably as the Home Depot Coast flashlight that served me well under hard, daily use for the past 10 years. For what I paid, I hope it does, but part of me feel’s enough buyer’s remorse due to the problems that I almost hope it dies early so that I can justify getting a light that addresses these problems.

This flashlight was a lightning deal purchase. I needed a better light for work and this fit my budget and size. The light is small enough to fit in your pant pocket, it has two buttons, one for immediate high output (on the back) and a dimmer light for quick visual tasks on the side.I love the brightness of this light and I use it daily in dark spaces. The battery life is acceptable for me and my use. What I don't like is the auto adjustment feature it has for the output, I'll be working on something needing all the light I can get and it will auto dim itself to the point where I have to stop what I'm doing, and turn it off and back on again. I also feel the need to address that when the light is being used on its maximum setting, it heats up very quickly, so bear that in mind when in use because it will burn you if you leave it on for too long. Also, it's not a huge deal, but the button on the rear is also the charging connection, which is magnetized. This normally isn't an issue, however, if I have small metal objects in the same pocket it will stick to the light. The same thing will happen if I get it too close to metal shavings, which happens often. The light came with a rubberized lanyard (which I don't use) and a snap-on retaining clip. The clip has the annoying tendency to pop off for no particular reason. I use the clip to secure the light in my pocket and to my hat, which it works fine for. Lastly, I said the battery life is acceptable, I definitely know when it needs to be charged because the light output cuts down drastically, which sucks if you really need it in the moment, so to avoid this I charge it up more frequently than needed. I don't have butterfingers so I can't speak to the durability, however it is built very well, and seems like it would be fine in a drop test.Overall I'm happy with it, it's portable size and capability is on par with streamlight products at a lower cost. The most annoying thing about it is the auto adjustment feature. I would recommend this light to anyone looking for a new light.

I own LED Lenser, Fenix, 4Sevens, and Surefire. I have never considered OLight as I have heard some people imply their gun lights were just low cost products, but this particular light is my current favorite. It's actually better than my others in features and the UI. When I say "in features," I don't mean the most features. I just mean the best choices. For example, you never have to see SOS or strobe because it takes 3 rapid presses to turn that on. Having to cycle through SOS is an immediate deal-killer for me. The tail cap operation, charging, and magnetic feature are all excellent. I took off one star for battery life only because I think they could have found a higher capacity cell. But maybe not. Maybe the higher capacity cells compromise on current capability.The size, quality, looks, operation, and beam pattern are all great.