OLIGHT Warrior Mini3 Tactical Flashlight, Dual Switches LED Rechargeable Light with MCC3 Charger, 1750 Lumens Powerful EDC Light for Camping, Emergency and Outdoor (Desert Tan)

This is the second one of these I got. I have the older version and got the newer one for my wife. They charge easily and turn on and off easy with the switch normal click on click off. Holding the button down switches it from low to medium to high then back to low. The battery lasts a long time, I have put it on the charger several times and it doesn't need to be charged. The low setting is great for the middle of the night if you wake up and don't want to wake your wife up with a bright light and if you need more light for taking your dog out at night the next two brightnesses work.

Incredibly bright light for such a small flashlight! very well made, fits perfectly in your hand, money well spent.

Much better than my last EDC Olight that had a smaller side button and no tail switch. My other started having a button issue so I ordered this new one. I went with this so I would have a tail switch and side button. I like they made the side button larger but not in any way that makes it easily pressed in the pocket. That goes for the tail switch too. No issues wither either being pressed in my pocket. The pocket clip is nice as well and lets it sit deep while still being easy to grab. it is nice and bright and a good size in the hand. Just large enough to use for a strike if needed.

This is my go-to flashlight. I use it every day on my walk in the neighborhood before the sun comes up. It is bright, easy to use, and the battery lasts for a very long time. The magnetic charging is very convenient. I am now a fan of Olight products and have purchased other models.

Just like it says. The Warrior Mini has a nice hot spot with decent throw and brightness for its size. However, the Sofrin Sp31 v3 is also is a regulated 18650 light, with 2000 lumens, a tir lens, a tail switch, a more useable moon mode, and much less expensive. The Sofrin is also usb c rechargeable and take any 18650 cell. The brightness across the modes are pretty much identical aside from moon mode .5lm (Olight) vs 1lm (Sofrin) which I find preferable. I also notice less green tint on the Sofrin on lower modes. The Sofrin also holds turbo for longer and does not get as hot. Imo the Sofrin is the better buy unless you really want fancy colors.

100% satisfied with this item. It is light weight and super brite; very easy to use and I like the clip attachment that allows me to carry it in different positions. Shipping was exactly as described too!

If you are unsure of which model to get, the answer is both (probably) but read on to find out why. The differences between these two flashlights are battery size, overall size, and maximum brightness. Olight uses proprietary batteries in their flashlights. This is to enable their magnetic charging, but means that you can't just swap another battery into it. Generally it's not a problem because these flashlights have plenty of juice to last for many weeks of normal use. If you need extended run times I'd buy a flashlight like the nightcore e4k and some extra 21700 batteries. These can even be used with a ledlenser powerbank so that you always have 165 days worth of moonlight. For normal usage these two olight models are fantastic and have the added advantage over other models of two switches. So you might be wondering which of the two to get. Well here's the deal. The Warrior 3s is going to give you longer run times of up to 55 days. It will give you a brighter light and longer throw. It is longer, heavier, and thicker in the pocket. I currently carry the Nitecore e4k which is also a 21700 powered light and it is noticable but not too troublesome in the winter when I have bigger pants and jackets to carry it in. I like to have a fill size light in winter time because there are more hours of darkness and it's easier to use the controls on a bigger light with gloves on. In summer time when I have shorts and a tshirt I don't carry a full size light. I often carry a baton mini or a rovyvon keychain light like the A3x. These lights are lightweight but they do run out of juice fasted than I like. The Warrior 3 mini has enough juice to last me quite sometime and is small and light enough to work for EDC. My Nitecore is now going into my medpack just in case I need more brightness or extra run times. You might be wondering if the warrior series lights are bright enough. The answer to that is in most situations I believe so. My E4k puts out a max of 4400 lumens, I have never needed to use the light at that level of brightness. Usually 1000 lumens is plenty of light and often I find myself happily using moonlight mode or maybe 100-250 lumens if I am on a walk or on an outdoor chore. Having more lumens would be better for the strobe setting but I have never used a strobe light defensively nor heard tales of anyone successfully averting an attack with a strobe light so I am going to say that it's not worth considering much. What makes olight the winner is their interface. Press and hold the olight sideswitch for moonlight. Click the side switch to turn on at your last setting. Half click the tail switch to enter high and fully click to enter turbo. I will now be carrying a warrior 3 mini every day and a baton 3 as a backup light. I think the Warrior 3s is a good option but the proprietary battery is less than ideal in a large tactical light for me. Is it a perfect light? Well no. I prefer a warmer tone for the light. This is a cooler temperature, peobably around 5,000k. It is not a high CRI emitter ehich means that the light it emits isn't beautiful. I would love to just have an extra battery or be able to throw in 2 cr123as in an emergency. Every light has to make compromises but all of thr compromises this light makes result in an absolutely wonderful lightweight, long lasting, bright edc flashlight.

Nice EDC flashlight. Feels solid with its all metal case. Clip works well. It’s easy to switch between light levels and the turbo is blinding. Magnetic charger is easy to use.