OLIGHTOclip Rechargeable EDC Flashlight 300 Lumens Dual Sources Compact Pocket Clip Light, Convenient USB C Charging, Magnetic Flash Lights for Working, Cycling, Emergency, Signaling Tool(Black)

Ahhh.....ok..... NOW I get the hype about OLights. This is my very first Olight, but it will be one of many.As soon as I unboxed & got it into my hands, I could just FEEL the quality. This thing is a precisely machined & beautifully designed instrument. Very impressive!The form factor is extremely unique & convenient; I've never even seen a similarly shaped / designed light for sale. If you are looking for any sort of a clip-on light, this is your light right here...look no further.The clip is surprisingly strong & robust, and the addition of quality & perfectly placed ridged rubber pads on both sides ensure it stays PUT wherever you clip it!I'd love it if they released a larger version with an even deeper clip / ability to clip onto even thicker items.The UI is a bit confusing at first - or maybe that's just my ADHD brain, but I got the hang of it & really like it. The memory function is absolutely superb, for both red & white lights.You single-click for white light, double-click for red. If you last had the light in red flash mode; from the off position, a double-click of the button will take you back to red flash.If you last had it in red solid mode, a double-click of the button gets you back there.And yes, the memory persists (hence the name) for both red + white; even if you used the opposite color light in the interim..... very slick.If I was forced to pick a few nits it would be:- "Moonlight" isn't. I find "Moonlight / FireFly" modes to be the single most useful output mode on any flashlight. When you are in a very dark place and simply want to navigate around (campsite / tent / bathroom in a dark house), you will sear your retinas if you turn on 100 or Heaven forbid 1,000 lumens. I absolutely love Moonlight modes. It's the perfect amount of light for 90% of situations for me personally.- I wish the "moonlight" mode on this OLight was LESS bright; it's advertised at 1.5 Lumens, but feels even higher than that. I wish it actually was a true 0.5 Lumen moonlight / firefly. Make firefly dimmer, please, OLight.- I wish the white light was less of a spot and more of a flood. The light has a very prominent hot spot - even in "moonlight" mode - and on a light like this, it just seems strange & out of place. With this light, I want to illuminate my path, the general area I'm in, etc; not shine a spotlight on anything far away with this light. More flood & less spot would be awesome.- The red light - oddly - is exactly that; an almost perfectly uniform little flood-y wall of red light; zero hot spots; just a gentle flood of red light. (There are FOUR Red LED's, vs. ONE white)- I wish the white light was exactly as flood-y as the red.- This is more of a comment / observation, and might just be me personally, but; most of the time when I go to turn this light on, I find myself getting confused between the USB Port Cover and the actual button. They are almost identically sized, and perfectly symmetrically opposite from each other. Perhaps move the USB port to the bottom of the light, or at the opposite end of the light, instead of directly opposite from the on/off switch?- The battery port cover, by the way, is also exquisite; it's again perfectly machined / produced, and has a very nice, perfectly fitted, seemingly durable silicone / rubber port cover. It's the type that has a little stem holding it in; you can pull it up & all the way out, and rotate it completely out of the way of the USB port if you so choose! Just give it a gentle tug & rotate as you are pulling it.- The little grip nub on the USB port to help you open the charging port is obviously a tactile point that my fingers feel + again get confused which is the switch. Many times now I've found myself frantically pressing the USB port, and wouldn't you know, the damn light doesn't turn on!Other than that, this light is absolutely amazing.These are just very minor observations / preferences & I rated this 5 stars; didn't deduct any points for any of these.Oh, I totally forgot; not only does it have a gorgeous clip; it also has a hole in the clip so you can attach a retention cord / lanyard, etc., AND it's magnetic....!!!This really is an amazing little light & I'm tempted to get a couple more.

Great light and good company. My original light stopped functioning after 5 months for an unknown reason. I contacted through Amazon and I was sent a new light with in a few days. It was an easy and pleasant interaction to get replaced. (This was a replacement at no cost to me)The light is bright and the battery is adequate and meets my expectations. If I have one concern it would be that the light has many functions (red, white, flash beacon, dimming, fast flash, star light) that I forget how to activate the functions I don’t use often. Because it only has one button changing modes of functions is a combination of long presses or multiple clicks.The brightness is impressive and it dims to several levels.I do also like that it has a lock function that you can prevent it from accidentally turning it on in your bag or pocket.

I have a couple of these lights and just wanted to try a smaller light. Thianisnby far the BEST under $50 light I own.Its easy-to-use, good charging, and so small that it can fit anywhere.If you're wanting to get introduced to this brand, this is a great option.The buttons take a moment tongwtnused to but you'll figure it out quickly.

Love the Oclip. I fasten it to my clothing or backpack, facing to the rear, and set to its strobe mode. I received compliments on it from bicyclists who noticed me from a considerable distance in the dark. While very small, it is robustly made and powerfully bright.

05.14.25 This O Light is not cheap but is top notch. If I lose it, I will buy another. | Sidebar safety pitch. I began using this sort of light about six years ago. At the time a few of the stores I visited after work during the winter had coal black parking lots, including the acreage far from the building of a Super Walmar. I bought a small pedestrian/bike light and attached it to lanyard for my after dark trips out and about. The FIRST time I used one, at the Walmart, I had an amber light (also an Amazon purchase) on. When I was well into the darkest part of the lot, a fast-moving car entered the row I was walking down. Halfway through the turn, about two car lengths from my position, the driver hit the brakes. I was sold.

I lost my previous flashlight, and used that as a chance to upgrade to this, which had been in my wish list for a while.It's a great flashlight! The levels of brightness are good, the red light is there if you need it (which I never have), it's light, it fits in a change pocket, and it clips easily to almost everything. It uses USB-C to recharge, instead of a proprietary charge connector. It's better than the one it replaced in every way but one. But it's a BIG one.The power button sticks out, when it should be recessed. That means that it can turn on in my pocket when something else bumps up against it. A few times already, I've pulled it out only to find that the battery has been completely discharged.I asked Olight about this, and they say that I can use the 'lockout' mode to prevent the light from being turned on by accidental contact. I'll give that a try. But it would be so easy to recess the button, which wouldn't require using a special mode, and having to *remember* to use that mode. Also, lockout mode won't help if something presses against the light for a few seconds. So it's a workaround, but not really a solution.UPDATE: Even lockout mode isn't working. At least twice now I've set the light to lockout mode, put it in my pocket, and pulled it out later to find the battery completely discharged. The power button is getting pressed long enough to disable lockout, and then staying on until the battery dies. I'm giving up on this flashlight for EDC, which makes me sad, because everything else about it is top-notch.

Great, small flashlight to clip onto your bag or your hat been using it as a reading light and it works really well have to say right light for the job