Flashlights
Olight Arcfield UV Review: A Full Flashlight and a Serious UV Lamp in One Body
Olight's updated Arcfield keeps its 1,000-lumen output and adds a genuinely powerful UV mode, plus a deeper pocket clip and a slimmer profile.
Independent reviews
From everyday tech and home products to lifestyle and specialist gear, each review focuses on practical use, strengths, limitations, and who the product suits.
Flashlights
Olight's updated Arcfield keeps its 1,000-lumen output and adds a genuinely powerful UV mode, plus a deeper pocket clip and a slimmer profile.
EDC Flashlights
The Ark Pro family brings USB-C charging, a relocated laser with natural click control, and dual spot-and-flood output. Here is how the Ultra, Pro, and Light differ.
Flashlights
The Ark Pro Ultra's new amber orange finish is the headline, but the brighter output, tougher build material, and longer side grips also set it apart from the standard Ark Pro.
Flashlights
Olight's top-of-the-line Ark Pro Ultra brings 1,700 lumens, a laser, UV, and dual charging into a stately monoblock bar light with a new deep black anodization.
Flashlights & EDC
A slim flat carry light with up to 1,300 lumens, a strong green laser, 365nm UV, and a moonlight mode with up to 11 days of runtime.
EDC Flashlights
Two slim EDC flashlights from Olight, one with the trusted flat design and one with a fully integrated hinge for angled lighting.
Flashlights
A closer look at the Arkfeld Ultra, Arkfeld Pro, Baton 3 Mini, and Baton 3 Max, covering materials, output, and everyday practicality.
Headlamps
Olight's Array 2 and Array 2 Pro take two very different approaches to the headlamp. Here's how they compare on output, features, and comfort.
Everyday Carry
Two popular Olight EDC favorites return in new colorways: a purple Baton 3 Pro Max flashlight and an olive green G10 handle on the Freyr cleaver knife.
Flashlights
Olight swaps aluminum for a magnesium alloy on the Baton 3 Pro Max, cutting weight while changing how the light handles heat. Here is what that means in practice.
Flashlights
Both flashlights hit 1,200 lumens in a palm-sized body, but battery size, charging, and clip design make them suited to different users.
EDC Flashlights
A 1,300-lumen pocket flashlight paired with a 5,000mAh wireless charging case that tops up the light, other Olight models, and even your phone.
Flashlights
The fourth-generation Baton 4 is a standout EDC flashlight, and three versions offer slightly different takes on the same winning design.
Flashlights
A tiny high-performance thrower and a full-size EDC classic: what each Olight Baton does well and who it suits best.
Flashlights
The Baton Ultra pairs a proprietary LED with 1,800-lumen turbo, 22,500 candela of reach, and a genuinely pocketable EDC form factor.
Knives
The Olight Chaital pairs textured G10 scales, a D2 steel blade, and a distinctly thin profile into a folding knife that carries beautifully in the front pocket.
Everyday Carry
Olight leans further into everyday carry with a light-plus-laser, a utility knife, and a knife that has proven itself over months of pocket time.
Everyday Carry
A compact replaceable-blade utility knife, a thick titanium pry tool with copper inlay, and a small rectangular flashlight with a green laser, reviewed side by side.
Everyday Carry
Three compact Olight lights covering work, outdoor and writing duties: the Oclip Pro S, Oclip Pro and Open 3, all currently on sale.
EDC & Tools
A small six-pocket tool roll with a waxed canvas build, velvety lining, snap closure, and enough flexibility for knives, pliers, or a compact tool set.
Flashlights & EDC
Olight's flag-themed EDC duo pairs a 1,750-lumen workhorse flashlight with a tiny USB-C keychain light worth gifting.
Flashlights
Three Olight flashlights with very different strengths: an EDC flood light with built-in UV, and two compact Warrior lights with serious output.
Flashlights
A hands-on look at Olight's latest launch lineup: a dual-direction EDC flashlight, a rail-mounted weapons light, and a compact rechargeable pistol light with swappable batteries.
Everyday Carry
Three recent Olight releases cover tactical EDC, refined everyday carry lighting, and an ultra-light commuting bike light. Here is what each one actually offers.
Knives
The first Olight knife shaped by fan input pairs a real pattern-welded Damascus cleaver blade with two-tone G10 scales and a smooth flipper action.
Everyday Carry
A titanium flipper with dual 154CM blades and a genuinely strong blade-swapping mechanism, built for people who want one knife that can do two jobs.
Hiking Gear
A lighter, more packable follow-up to Olight's original lighted trekking poles, with adjustable length, USB-C charging, and four lighting modes for hikers who move in the dark.
Flashlights
Olight's Halloween lineup brings zombie-themed skins and serious EDC performance, from a 4,600 lumen Seeker 4 Pro to two versatile clip lights with red and UV options.
Hiking Gear
An aluminum trekking pole with a USB-C rechargeable light built into the handle, offering hiking and camping modes, red light output, and a solid IPX6 build.
Flashlights
Olight wraps an aluminum AAA flashlight completely in carbon fiber, creating a one-of-a-kind EDC light with a distinctive feel and a surprising price.