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Olight Flash Sale 40% off (Starts 9/24) $55.14
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Got this in an email. I really like their products but unfortunately have to sit this one out.
The sale starts this Thursday, 9/24 at 8PM
Perun Mini (headlamp) w/ i3T combo $55.14 msrp $91.90
https://www.olightstore.com/perun-mini-kit-dt-bundle.html [olightstore.com]
Warrior Mini (single 18650 flashlight) w/ i3T combo $61.14 msrp $101.90
https://www.olightstore.com/warrior-mini-bundle.html [olightstore.com]
RN1500 (bike handle bar light) w/ SEEMEE (taillight) combo $58.14 msrp $96.90
https://www.olightstore.com/warrior-mini-bundle.html [olightstore.com]
https://www.olightstore
The sale starts this Thursday, 9/24 at 8PM
Perun Mini (headlamp) w/ i3T combo $55.14 msrp $91.90
https://www.olightstore.com/perun-mini-kit-dt-bundle.html [olightstore.com]
Warrior Mini (single 18650 flashlight) w/ i3T combo $61.14 msrp $101.90
https://www.olightstore.com/warrior-mini-bundle.html [olightstore.com]
RN1500 (bike handle bar light) w/ SEEMEE (taillight) combo $58.14 msrp $96.90
https://www.olightstore.com/warrior-mini-bundle.html [olightstore.com]
https://www.olightstore
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For an 18650, there are better alternatives for half the price like this Wurkkos FC11. It has similar total output to the Olight Warrior Mini but has onboard USB-C charging and a higher CRI (90+) for $30:
https://smile.amazon.co
For a 14500 or AA light, the SP10S from Sofirn is unbeatable. Awesome output - 800 lumens, 95 CRI, excellent tint, and includes a high quality 14500 battery for $16:
https://sofirnlight.com/sp10s-lh3...p0045.htm
They have incentive programs where you can get free lights with purchases, and early access to sales such as this one. Get to a certain level and you can get items three days before the general public.
They have these "Flash Sales" often enough for the devoted to keep coming back for more.
They do various lights in special limited quantities, availability, colors, and materials such as copper and titanium.
These tactics often drive up the prices on the secondary market. Some lights actually sell on eBay for 2 or 3x times the original Olight price after a sell out.
Olight will randomly send out free lights and a variety of swag to customers as surprises, sometimes for birthdays but often for no special reason at all. Plus they are constantly doing giveaways.
They will sometimes make a very small amount of certain lights so that it is not uncommon for various lights to easily hit the $500 and above mark to create a frenzy for hooked collectors.
People get very deep into the Olight 'addiction' and it's not at all uncommon for collectors to own 20-100 lights.
As previously stated, companies such as Sofirn turn out some fine lights for $40, but regardless, Olight beats them in the marketing.
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- While many flashlights use standard sized Li-ion batteries, Olight uses modified, proprietary variants in many of their lights (adding extra electrical contacts and sometimes higher performance). Current models of these lights cannot charge standard batteries without the extra contacts, and a few models won't work at all with standard batteries. This detail is poorly advertised in Olight's product listings.
- These proprietary batteries tend to cost more than standard batteries - sometimes much more. Some of them cannot be charged in external chargers or safely used in other flashlights.
- The batteries have a notable failure rate. There are often posts to r/flashlight about charging problems in Olights, and the company's solution is nearly always to send a replacement battery.
- The light output from most Olights is very blue ("cool white"), and usually has poor a color rendering index (CRI). Most people, after experiencing other LED offerings end up preferring a tint more similar to daytime sunlight ("neutral white") and a higher CRI.
- There have been multiple revisions of the magnetic charging system, and they're not all interchangeable.
This should not be taken to imply that you should not buy an Olight product (even if it has all of these issues), or that you should not enjoy one you already own. Many people with extensive flashlight experience find one or more of these to be deal-breakers, though, and you should know that going in.It is worth noting, however, that Olight generally provides excellent customer service.
Acebeam L16 and Nitecore P30 would be better overall in my opinion due to their choice of LED.
You could also go with the very popular tried and true TC15 for a lot less money on a much more usable light.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JCFY3N4
Review: https://zeroair.wordpre
Now if you're looking for a flashlight that throws light FAR but not WIDE personally this is one of my new and most favorite lights to date: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B087NX2P1P 26350 battery, 560+ meters of throw, laser beam like focus, and the size of a pill bottle at most.Very hard to beat flashlight in the category of price for performance.
Acebeam L16 and Nitecore P30 would be better overall in my opinion due to their choice of LED.
You could also go with the very popular tried and true TC15 for a lot less money on a much more usable light.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JCFY3N4
Review: https://zeroair.wordpress.com/201...ht-review/ [wordpress.com]
Now if you're looking for a flashlight that throws light FAR but not WIDE personally this is one of my new and most favorite lights to date: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B087NX2P1P 26350 battery, 560+ meters of throw, laser beam like focus, and the size of a pill bottle at most.Very hard to beat flashlight in the category of price for performance.