witch one did u get?

12:15 actually ended up getting a thrunite tc15 works just as good extremely bright half the price

Can you do a side by side comparison on the O Light Warrior X Pro and Klarus XT21X

Yeah, this☝🏼

OCD?

Its not just "proprietary wrapping" on their batteries, but they also uses a different terminal layout so that their magnetic charging system works. Positive inside the negative on one end and negative on the other end. Nobody else does that. The cell itself is obviously a standard run of the mill cell like everybody else's, but with that extra circuitry on the battery it does make it proprietary. Most of their lights will allow you to use other batteries, but they also lose charging and turbo mode functions.

They don’t sell the batteries and other accessories during flash sales. They are available otherwise.

The S2R II is my favorite EDC and the Seeker II Pro is my backup. I will have to check out that Acebeam.

@@Dingdongwitchisdead when l bought the W30 l got it for $225.. now IF you find one they are going for $5-600 which is ludicrous. But l can't think of any light that will stop someone in their tracks any faster than a W30.. a great defensive light..really it's only purpose. Stays in my center consul pretty much most of the time.

I am looking for the same - tight spot, 400m+ throw, with some spill flood. I would sacrifice some throw for more flood. I also hate the hard edges, preferring soft beam edges. Any recommendations?? Thank you.

Covering 2 or 3 'people' ,,,who are you rambo🤣🤣🤣

@@GG-ml3vr danbo

@@GG-ml3vr or Handsome Dan

i got confirmation from olight. it's regarding the tail cap charging. The middle serves as one terminal (positive or negative depending on the flashlight, and the outer ring is the other terminal.

that makes sense. thanks man.

Brad Michaud then why can the normal m2r warrior use a normal battery with magnetic charging

@@opmacace523 Because they didn't cheap out on the original Warrior X. They have the internals worked so they can do it. They went cheap with the new setup so they can sucker rubes into buying the needed batteries.

What about the PD32 v2.0? Should be similar in size and has the 18650 battery. Only downside, if you want it to be one, is the pretty focused beam.

there is an optional pressure pad switch that allows you the same functionality when mounted to a rifle: bit.ly/31x7G2i

Agreed

Hey Myles, The E-WM25 is the rail mount adapter for the Warrior X Pro. It's a tight fit, but it does work. bit.ly/2y3EllN Don't forget to use "Harley10" for 10% discount.

If it’s anything like the M2R Pro, the ring holds in the lens and reflector in. I bet if you tap it a few times, the assembly will pop out. If so, yes, leaving the ring off would affect its water resistance

@@HarleyWood23 In the video you have my exact torch and you say that you prefer to leave the tactical ring off. Have you changed your mind since making this video? Thanks for your reply

Tom S I’m sorry. I misread your first comment. I thought you were referring to the tactical bezel ring. You meant the hand stop ring. No. Removing that does not affect water resistance. In fact there should be another o-ring under the tail cap. That’s your water barrier.

that would make sense, but some of the magnetic charging lights use standard batteries. I've asked my rep there to clarify why they do it. Once i get the answer, i'll speak to it in a future video

@Brandon Paust ahh I see, fair enough. My nitecore was problematic with flat top batteries so I just added a small magnet to create the nipple.

You pretty-well have it covered. Unless you are just itching to get into the Olight game. lol

@@HarleyWood23 ok tx. No, I don't like their proprietary charging and stuff like that. I think they could have the magnetic tailpiece but also a usb-c port so u have the option.

Abolish Gun Control Laws The 2 means 2 minutes on full power with a fully charged battery. Then, it drops to the next lower output for 100 minutes, if left on continuously and assuming you started with a fully charged battery. Finally, the remaining lowest output power will run for 23 minutes until the battery dies.

trey orr I get slapped every time I say that

@@HarleyWood23 You gotta learn to stay out of the Strike Zone

If I'm understanding what you're saying, it charges from the other end of the battery, negative side not the positive side like the previous warrior pro.

That’s a fair argument. Most others can’t make that same claim.

The Warrior X Pro for sure.

Check Sofirn C8G

@@melvincan7761 thank you I will check into that one

Acebeam L16, or Klarus XT12GT.

HEY Wait, you’re willing to buy a second “normal” 21700, but not a second one of these? How do you recharge your phone in the desert? Makes no sense.

Don't worry, knock-offs will be manufactured like usual. There's always a market when you can undercut name brand

Buy another olight battery. Bam done

Thanks for the heads up. I’m guessing now that the sale is over, they took the page down. Thanks for watching

How long can you recharge the battery? Do you need a second battery?

Thankfully, no.

Tyrone Walker this is capitalism at it’s finest! Companies churning out replacements for what was supposed to be the latest, greatest, “gotta have it” technology so you think what you have is obsolete or somehow sub-par and you buy the new one! Olight has mastered the art of “pyramid-schemish” marketing- and it’s working! Well, on me at least! Haha. Seriously though- they’re all good lights. Even their keychain lights have been good for me. My current favorite is the Warrior Pro. Not the Warrior X version. It’s bright enough to do anything you need and small enough to put in your pocket. Not that it’s the best option for that, but you CAN. Just to be clear- I love capitalism, as well as Olight! You can’t go wrong with either!

@@joshuareed3999 I know, I'm on my 5th unit.😀

I have the seeker 2 pro and it's more of a flood and this is a beam.

@@rkelly5803 Oh yea.🤔🤔🤔

Ryan Kelly if you have the orange model I’m officially jealous! I almost got that one. I have been really happy with the Warrior Pro and I’ll probably wait until they “redesign” the Javelot to jump on that one. Like I need any more flashlights!

MADBONE 21700*

The 21700 won’t fit in the original Warrior X.

HarleyWood What about 18650 in the Worrior X Pro ?(don’t why I would do that, but curious ) Ricky from IBM

Engineers like to test different scenarios lol Ricky from IBM

@@k4vms I think the led driver is the same. I bet the high drain 18650 will work with a battery sleeve.

@@k4vms if you're an engineer, you would already know these things. and it's WARRIOR not 'worrior'

It's so wack! I blade development on corona

I think

Most of the ones I follow.....yes.

Curt Drellack Absolutely no need for moonlight mode on a spotlight/thrower.

Wrong!!

@@curtdrellack8906 right, dumbass

@@billythekid7413, ever hear of low light, no light operations? Apparently not, dumbass

The moonlight comes in handy for some, including me.

John Caban No sir. I’ll undoubtedly use this and and also need for future comparison videos.

that's why they advertise it as "Max Lumens"

@@konner3593 I understand the concept of grossly exaggerating the capability of a light in function to make sales. Think of it it more simple terms - your next car will be able to get unlimited MPG - its completely stationary. Orbthink of it like food you buy will not give you lethal doses of salmonella - as long as you completely eat and digest it within 10 seconds It's a ridiculous thing that has no bearing on functions people need. But.... But.... But I wanna pretend I'm a soldier and I may need 2100 lumen; yea but (hey yeah but.... What Costello?) what about the next seventy times you also need that before you see any electricity to recharge or any time to sit and wait for the charge.. Do you want to be able to USE the light or just show off to someone how bright it can get? A light should be rated on its maximum setting if can sustain and then how long. Some of these olights 1000lumen for 4min then 250 then 150 OR they can do 600 for 2.5hrs straight.... Well son that is a 600 max lumen led that some person put a sudden burst if you just have to have it.

R H it’s not over exaggerating. They’re just advertising the max lumens

R H, chill bro. They're flashlights...BREATHE...😂😅

Finally someone who understands flashlight. For others, Olight has a long history of over stating their max run time. This means in real world, you would only get their claimed output for a minute or two before they step down to as low as 40% of its maximum output.

1% right ? thats what it did for me too

Doesn’t work on sale items. I mention that at end of the video.

@@HarleyWood23 I dont care . I got a Warrior X pro , i3e eos , i5t eos and a i1r2 for 110.99 :D DEAL

@@somedude1590 awesome. thanks for watching.

Yeah big deal. Ur gonna have to buy another battery regardless

Warrior X has strobe. Warrior X Pro has no strobe.

allemander i dont understand that...

Tom Two different flashlights. Only the older model (the Warrior-X) has a strobe feature. The newer Pro model will not strobe.

allemander i understand that but i dont understand why they dont put strobe in warrior x pro

Tom I don’t understand why they made that decision, either. Maybe for a more simple tool to operate. No fumbling or trying to remember how to activate extra modes. Just press softly for low and press harder for full brightness. It’s good to have options. If someone needs a strobe in their flashlight, there are many other models to choose from that have that feature.

Depends on your use-case. When i hunt at night, i have used lights like the M2R and it just doesn't reach out far enough. The Warrior X excels in throwing distance. If you want a more well-rounded general purpose light, the M2R is definitely more versatile. What's your use-case?

I love my Warrior Pro. I prefer the multiple settings that it offers over the limited number of settings on the Warrior X or X Pro. I also prefer the larger hotspot on the Warrior Pro. It’s a more useful light. I would NEVER upgrade from a Warrior X to X Pro. Nowhere near enough improvement over the old version.

“off”

Like you "turned off" your spell check? Your one ugly chick btw mortuus aka Cleatus Slapdick

It’s more like partly depressing your gas pedal as opposed to fully pressing it. You get different results, don’t you?

@@HarleyWood23 but once you press it's pressed . No matter how light or hard you press , nice vid by the way

Right. Thus why “half press” and “full press” both have “press” in the name. They are varying degrees of pressure.

Just different grammar on this side of the pond