Thank you kindly

I love the W3S. And yes, the WX4 isn’t suitable for edc. It’s a dedicated thrower.

The one thing that pulled the warrior x and x pro out of my pocket was the bezel eating the pockets it was replaced with a noctigon kr1 with the w2 led. 1300lumen 100k candela it solved my pocket thrower desire. And it was very cheap.

In my opinion I think Seeker pro 4 is quite good to keep in my truck.For me It's the best choice for camping,hiking,dog walking etc. Strongly recommended ,except you want tactical flashlight.

My little helper next to me!

I don't want to get in an NDA trouble, but lets just say that "outlook good" for your query.

This is a great thrower. I really like it.

Just got mine in camo too

Thank you! Cheers!

Oh thanks

For that info, i'd point you to my friend's review site, tgreviews.com . He does excellent runtime graphs for everything. I know his review of the Warrior X is imminent.

I’m almost that mean.

This light is a much more powerful thrower, but that’s all it does. The marauder mini is a Jack of all trades.

I’m sorry I have so few Nitecore products to compare. But the Warrior X 4 is very impressive-I doubt you could do better to be honest.

@@cheule much appreciate that....

I don't think the Warrior X 4 has power bank features. I just tried a USB-C to lightning cable and my iPhone didn't see a charge source. I also checked the Olight website an saw no mention of the feature.

@@cheule I think I was confusing the power bank feature of the new Baton 4 Premium (charging case) bc I bought that one and the Warrior X4 at the same time after watching hours of promotional and instructional videos describing the features of each. As an aside, after reading comments beneath various X4 videos, I can confirm that the Thyrm Switchback DF (Dual Fuel) tactical ring and pocket clip combo accessory that I had installed on my Surefire DFT Fury Tactical 18650-powered flashlight DOES fit perfectly on the Olight Warrior X4 (once the Olight’s tactical grip ring is removed), despite the Olight utilizing the larger diameter 21700 battery in the X4. Additionally, if you disregard the resulting redundancy, the X4 with the Thyrm DF-specific Switchback installed will STILL snap securely into the X4’s factory belt holster with the tactical ring facing outward and the pocket clip facing inward, nesting into the holster’s concave channel where the flashlight is meant to rest while holstered. However, since both the Thyrm Switchback AND the X4’s factory holster each have an integrated belt/pocket clip, using the factory holster becomes redundant and therefore, arguably, unnecessary. I hope your viewers will find this information useful. Cheers!

Warrior 3S is multiuse flashlight, this is a dedicated thrower-for illuminating far objects.

I'm so sick and delirious I forgot to include that part in the review. I shot it and everything. Ugh. I think it's a great holster. I'll upload the clip separately I guess.

You can charge via MCC or USB-C. Either.

Just talking over all take the MCC charger, remove The Wire and add USBC female connection for all of the flashlight.

Im unsure. I've avoided the Warrior X line until now. They seemed unimpressive to me (having lots of long range throwers in my collection). I'm glad to be proven wrong!

Yes you can

Rotates with force, but does not spin easily.

I use a BMPCC 6K and an iPhone 12 Pro for most of my work. On the iPhone I used Filmic Pro software for LUT.

No, it’s a very mild detent.

Olight claims that the new button won’t allow the particles to get inside. They claim you can just blow/wipe the tail off now.

@@cheule wow! guess i gotta buy it

I actually think the simplicity of the UI is a strength for a thrower like this.

As a duty light, I tried the seeker pro4 and it was too complicated. I went back to my OG warrior X. This might the time to upgrade!

Aesthetics aside, I like the new USB-C, better focused beam, and great holster.

yeah well thats ansi range for you. Just kind of the standard the industry came up with. I usually take the ansi range and divide it by 3, that gives you a realistic number

@mikeenslin3009 I know for me it's a marketing scam ... there should be note like best up to 200m or smth..

@mikeenslin3009 Well said. @tomg224 The ANSI formula is to first measure candela, then multiply the candela by 4, then square root it to get the throw in meters. This may not seem usable to you because of what type of objects you are looking for. If you look for something large and white (like a lighthouse or water tower) you can easily exceed ANSI with most lights.

@cheule for this light application there is 0.1% of use at distance of 500m because you can see shit.

@cheule omg just got notice about disrespectful comments lol come on olight .... I know how it work and tested its cool I'm not moaning I'm happy with my light but it's good maaaaybe up to 200m and up to 150m really good I love my x3 so as mini3 and mini before that :) I'm not trying to hate olight you bastards I think I've bought like 8 warriors mini for gifts :)

The mh25 pro has a very impressive led but thats really all it has going for it. This is a better light overall id say, The tailswitch is amazing and i think it makes more sense on a light like that. But if you are looking for a light with a round emitter and dont want a light with a tailswitch the mh25 pro is the way to go I think the mh12pro makes more sense, the led is a lot more impressive in that small form factor. You still get 60k cd in that and the same lumens.

@@mikeenslin3009 I hear you and I have the mh12 pro. great light but the green tint is a little off putting. The MH25 pro has more usable modes, high candela and higher lumens than the olight. Might have to get them both and test them out.

The mh25 pro has a really nice led, its round which is unique and its real bright. But the warrior x is a better light overall id say. The tailswitch and ergonomics are way better imo.

Totally different light. This is a tail switch thrower. The seeker 4 is a sideswitch flooder.

Yea, but it can mess up your own vision when you're trying to aim

Comes with a very good holster which doubles as a clip. Check out my addendum video.

The redesigned tail button is supposed to address this issue.

As I said, they saw me recording, and stopped in the way. I think they were trying to be “cool” or something.

At least I have introspective about it, right? 😂

You make a valid point. Thankfully it is very easy to swap modes in the field.

I just do that in my SkyRC charger, or I run the light down to 3 out of 4 bars before I shelve it.

I belive the mcr2 chargers do this anyway... They fast charge to 90% in like 2 hours then the light will go green to say its fully charged, then it will trickle charge the final 10% over another hour. I personally find it anoying as you can only be sure it's over 90% when the light goes green, then need to guess when it's 100%

Silicone would be a better choice

I’ll stalk them and learn their schedules.

Has a neighbor ever asked you why you shine a light at their house all the time? Thanks for the review as always dude, love how comprehensive they are. @@cheule

Sounds like you have seen my channel much? I review all sorts of brands, and am not an Olight fan per se.

Remember that Apple products are made in China too. I just say that to say some very well made things are made in China, and Olight is well made.

Apple. Where people self delete at Foxconn plants. Nice comparison!

-warrior ring, -zirkonium ring, -magnetick charger, -less plastic, -qualiry holder.

Part of the same EU law that is forcing the likes of Apple and Olight to finally include USB-C, also pushes to not include extra transformers because of all the mountains of eWaste it has created. As far as the style of video, that’s what the vast majority of my audience has asked for. I tried a 5-20 min format for a while and year ago, and the fans hated it.