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Mar 28, 2026 12:12 AM

OLIGHT ArkPro Ultra 1700 Lumen EDC Flat Flashlight (Olive Green)

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Olight® Direct via Amazon has OLIGHT ArkPro Ultra 1700 Lumen EDC Flat Flashlight (Olive Green CW) on sale for $110.49. Shipping is free.

Olight also has OLIGHT ArkPro Ultra 1700 Lumen EDC Flat Flashlight (Olive Green CW, Various Styles) on sale for $110.49. Shipping is free.

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  • Laser Safety: Green beam output ≤5mW, Class 3R
  • Light Sources & Modes: 4 lights in one — 1700 lumens Pure Flood, 800 lumens Spotlight, 365nm UV (low & high), and Green Beam
  • Combinations: 7 configurations; green beam can combine with any of the other 3 light sources
  • Material: Made from Olight's O-aluminum (1.73x harder than 6061 aluminum); highly resistant to scratches, dents, and breakage
  • LED: Proprietary EIP 1 LED chip for expansive, evenly distributed, crystal-clear beam
  • Charging: Supports magnetic USB or USB-C charging; up to 14 days runtime in moonlight mode
  • Indicators: Dual color-coded indicators — white for brightness level, green for battery level
  • Lockout: New silent lockout mode with quiet confirmation cue

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Olight® Direct via Amazon has OLIGHT ArkPro Ultra 1700 Lumen EDC Flat Flashlight (Olive Green CW) on sale for $110.49. Shipping is free.

Olight also has OLIGHT ArkPro Ultra 1700 Lumen EDC Flat Flashlight (Olive Green CW, Various Styles) on sale for $110.49. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member Immortalsolitude for sharing this deal.

Details:
  • Laser Safety: Green beam output ≤5mW, Class 3R
  • Light Sources & Modes: 4 lights in one — 1700 lumens Pure Flood, 800 lumens Spotlight, 365nm UV (low & high), and Green Beam
  • Combinations: 7 configurations; green beam can combine with any of the other 3 light sources
  • Material: Made from Olight's O-aluminum (1.73x harder than 6061 aluminum); highly resistant to scratches, dents, and breakage
  • LED: Proprietary EIP 1 LED chip for expansive, evenly distributed, crystal-clear beam
  • Charging: Supports magnetic USB or USB-C charging; up to 14 days runtime in moonlight mode
  • Indicators: Dual color-coded indicators — white for brightness level, green for battery level
  • Lockout: New silent lockout mode with quiet confirmation cue

Editor's Notes

Written by johnny_miller | Staff

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Written by Immortalsolitude

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dayento2
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I'm a home inspector and use this light everyday. I love the flood and spotlight. I also use the UV too for termite. Laser comes in handy when pointing things out to clients.
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Stol3n
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It has a lifetime warranty, send it back and they replace it free of charge.
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It's sad to see how Slickdeals has been ruined over the years. Only eight likes and it's rated "popular!"
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Community Reviews

The ArkPro Ultra is a flat EDC flashlight built around flood, spot, UV, and laser modes, and the strongest praise centers on how versatile and compact it feels in daily work. The light is described as very bright, with a useful beam pattern, solid battery life, a magnetic or USB-C charging setup, and a dial switch that feels better than multi-button controls. The UV mode gets repeated real-world use for inspections, leaks, cleaning, and even disc golf, while the laser helps with pointing things out. The main drawbacks are the high price, the built-in battery, and concerns about pocket carry and long-term replacement parts. It suits specialized carry better than basic everyday lighting.

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  • For specialized work like inspections, EDC, or other hands-on jobs, the flat design and multiple light modes can justify the premium. For basic daily lighting, the price is often seen as high, and cheaper alternatives like the Wurkkos HD02 or HD01 Pro are mentioned as lower-cost options.

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  • It has been reported to hold up well to heavy daily use, with examples of years of use, long battery life, and abuse like drops, fuel and oil submersion, and even being run over. Olight also offers a lifetime warranty replacement program for defects.

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  • The flood and spotlight are useful for everyday work, the UV helps with tasks like termite checks, rodent urine trails, oil leaks, and glow items, and the laser is handy for pointing things out. The laser can also be used with the flashlight at the same time by double-clicking while the laser is on.

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  • The battery is built in, so replacement is not straightforward. That makes long-term ownership more dependent on Olight's warranty and service than on swapping cells yourself.

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  • The flat body is designed to carry more easily than a round flashlight, but there is no deep-carry pocket clip. That makes pocket carry possible, though not as secure or discreet as some shoppers want.

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Mar 29, 2026 10:27 AM
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imjasoncMar 29, 2026 10:27 AM
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I have about ten ie3 eos Olights, had on/off switch issues with six of them, had them replaced using their 5 year warranty. Half of the replacements had the exact same problem. I stopped wasting my money on Olights.
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Mar 29, 2026 10:42 AM
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imjasoncMar 29, 2026 10:42 AM
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In case you didn't know, Olight is one of them companys that give free products to influencers to hype them. And anyone can promote their products giving out their referral code that will earn them referrer credits for free or discounted products. So there is incentive to get you to buy their lights.
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Mar 29, 2026 4:35 PM
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DaMexicaMar 29, 2026 4:35 PM
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Quote from wwjrd View quoted comment :
It's a lot to pay to add a $2 laser pointer into a flashlight in cool white (low CRI) with a built in battery. I imagine it is trash once the battery goes, but maybe they will replace it assuming they stay in business?
Olight has been around a good while now, and make aaalot of great products, they also have a good size community. You see them sell alot in gun shows and in tool trucks. The quality is also really good. I have an older flashlight that my brother used for work as a mechanic with replaceable battery and it works like new after 4+ years.
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Mar 29, 2026 5:50 PM
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woodsjmMar 29, 2026 5:50 PM
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I've abused my previous gen OLIGHT. I charged it TWICE last year. Not a heavy user, but carry it daily and it gets at least weekly use.
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Mar 29, 2026 6:49 PM
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JmirageMar 29, 2026 6:49 PM
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank

Quote from johny5 View quoted comment :
Any professionals chime in here?
I have used the Arkfeld pro (400 less lumens) daily since they came out. I am an insulation estimator, I go in attics and crawl spaces all day. This thing was built for people like me. I have two and rotate one on the charger in my center console. The magnetic charger is an awesome design. Enough juice for the whole day. This flashlight has been perfect for my line of work. The UV to find rodent urine trails, the phosphorus in it lights up. The lazer for pointing things out to clients, and the flashlight is bright enough for anything. The 1700 lumen version is overkill for what is needed in reality, but wouldn't hurt. Little known feature is while the laser is on, you can double click and get the flashlight on at the same time. Worth every penny to me and will buy another one if I lose one of mine. Probably will save the $35 and get the same version again, I think it's a better value.
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Mar 29, 2026 6:50 PM
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JmirageMar 29, 2026 6:50 PM
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Quote from jrm523 View quoted comment :
The ark pro is a much better value.
Agree. The extra 400 lumens doesn't add much in the real world.
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Mar 29, 2026 6:53 PM
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JmirageMar 29, 2026 6:53 PM
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Quote from shoulda2 View quoted comment :
Crazy expensive, I like olight and have several of thier lights but no way I'm spending $100+ on a flashlight when the keyring ones I have from them are good enough for 99% of daily light needs. If i need search and rescue lights I'll get out the ryobi spotlight lol
It's just not what you need. I use it all day, everyday and all the features and haven't found anything that performs close.
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Mar 29, 2026 7:38 PM
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NervousKite589Mar 29, 2026 7:38 PM
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I have the last version I really like it. I have no use for it but it's very bright and I like the magnet to stick it to things.
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Mar 30, 2026 1:34 PM
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DealosaurusDaReelMar 30, 2026 1:34 PM
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I've been using Olights since before they were all the rage amongst the influencer/paid shills community. The magnetic charger was a huge decision factor when I moved to them many, many years ago.

I purchased the OG version of the Arkfeld on release in August of 2022. I still have it though the battery has lost capacity. I was looking to upgrade to the Arkpro Ultra but there are many things I've come to heavily dislike about Olights that I've started moving away from them, for example:

You loose the ability to use Turbo when the battery capacity hits 50% and below. The magnetic end, while it can be useful, it isn't useful in my work environment since it ends up with metal shavings often. The light, even though it has a "memory" function, always reverts to low output after short periods of not being used. I absolutely HATE the "hold the power button for several seconds to lockout the light" because it feels like an eternity while waiting disable the lockout. Yes, this isn't exclusive to Olight and applies to many light on the market.

The Ultra does have a flood and a spot option which is nice but I cannot see myself living with another Arkfeld for a few years well built as it may be.

I picked up the EDC17 and It's almost and I mean almost perfect. Small for everyday/work carry. Excellent output (1500 lumens), decent battery size, simple UI and Instant on with the flick of a clicky switch. Turbo works all the way down to 20ish percent of battery capacity. Has a glass breaker which, yes it works, and I find more useful than a magnet. You can pick one up on Aliexpress frequently for $60 or less, free shipping. Mine arrived in 9 days. Flat EDC lights are the way to go in my opinion and yes, the downside is that the battery isn't easliy replaceable if at all in most cases. It's a great time to be a flashlight addict for y'alls into that.
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Mar 30, 2026 4:06 PM
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Chiseen308Mar 30, 2026 4:06 PM
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In for 1, my fidget toys are getting awfully expensive......
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Mar 30, 2026 11:25 PM
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arooniMar 30, 2026 11:25 PM
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like my wurkkos hd01 pro i got for $34. not quite as polished but nearly one quarter of the cost
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Mar 31, 2026 2:17 PM
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RGonMar 31, 2026 2:17 PM
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Can't seem to find replacement batteries for this...
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Mar 31, 2026 2:19 PM
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StrongHome4917Mar 31, 2026 2:19 PM
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As a electrical foreman my arclight pro is my most used tool, for over a year still going strong. Was ment for only work, but now I carry it it all the time. Will by one in a heartbeat if I loose this one.
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Mar 31, 2026 4:05 PM
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ElGeFeMar 31, 2026 4:05 PM
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I have this flashlight. It's clearly not for everyone. But if you want it, get it direct from Olight and add the custom engraving for free. Ever since I got this flashlight it has become my EDC, I used to rotate my pocket flashlights until I got this one (I currently have about 10 pocket flashlights). I use it almost every day. I keep a Wurkkos HD01 in my EDC kit (and I own another 2 Wurkkos HD01, one laser one UV), but the ArkPro Ultra goes in my pocket along with my new Smith Blade Pro (I also own way too many pocket knives). I'm not an influencer or creator or shill, I just like flashlights.
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Mar 31, 2026 5:07 PM
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SociableMitten766Mar 31, 2026 5:07 PM
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Quote from wwjrd View quoted comment :
It's a lot to pay to add a $2 laser pointer into a flashlight in cool white (low CRI) with a built in battery. I imagine it is trash once the battery goes, but maybe they will replace it assuming they stay in business?
Cause we base your feedback off of assumptions
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