OLIGHT ArkPro EDC Flat Flashlight Rechargeable, Pocket Light, Black CW | Green Beam, White LED, UV Flashlight, 1500 Lumens Flash Light, USB-C Magnetic, Camping Lights, Emergency Work Outdoor Home

Amazing all around flashlight. Not a flashlight enthusiast just needed one to replace a dead 3 AAA and figured I'd give the latest tech a try. Very impressed with this. About the same size as the old light. I'm convinced of the flat form factor. Easy to handle and pockets nicely. Features are great, intuitive to use, nice ergonomics. Pros: USB-C charging Doesn't roll on desktop, even if you opt to remove the clip Laser and UV light are in fact handy and will be used occasionally but don't otherwise get in the way of everyday use Strong magnetic base Mode dial works great Battery indicator light and brightness level lights work great USB-C connector has a cover Nice quality clip Lockout indicator light Excellent build quality and just looks neat Cons: Can't replace battery we'll see how long that lasts, but I knew that when purchasing. This is the tradeoff to get that much power in such a compact package, and ability to recharge it without removing the battery is so convenient.

High quality construction, all aluminum (even the door over the USB port). Very good battery life, tons of functionality and light options. The size and footprint is great for carrying in your pocket. Clip is quality and works well. It's a great tool that I use nearly every day. I can think of no gripes or cons. Having a red light would be nice, but Olight has other options for that if you need it.

OLIGHT ArkPro is all that is needed and way more than anticipated! From looking for lost little things (pills, earrings etc) or bigger things ( chickens in trees after dark) to candling eggs... this light does it. *Also really handy for teens when the power goes off ( in a school with no backup lighting) BOOM-Instant hero- The UV light is really strong and bright! I use it to show the hidden "yuck" when cleaning... and finding eggs the hens didn't lay in their boxes. ( Who knew chicken eggs glow a florescent orange?!) This light does this too! I also love the green lazer light. It comes in handy when counting chickens, or showing kids where things are... giving you a moment to sit & breathe. this little light does it all! Did I mention, it is compact? It easily fits a pocket. Need a light right where you're working & no one to hold it? This sucker is magnetic! It also has a clip! The battery life seems to last forever and when it finally does need a charge- it takes a c charger cord or a magnetic charger. Charges quickly and is convenient. For a flashlight, yes. It is pricey but you get a lot for it and (in my opinion) dependability and reliability are worth it. I do mean this little light is IT!

This (device) is truly awesome. As a commercial Foreman/electrician you find that you can never have enough light on your person since we tend to be working in dark places or investigating conduits/circuits above ceilings or in catwalks. This tool has been a game changer for me for many reasons. It has a slim profile, which makes it easy to carry everyday just like my pocket knife. The battery life is pretty impressive considering its size. The flashlight is really bright and has a spot light and a flood light option with 3 lighting outputs each. The selector switch and center button functionality are actually in a great place and operate seamlessly and are made out of sturdy materials not cheap plastic. It can be charged via usb C or the included mag charger. It also has a magnet on the bottom of the light. It’s a pretty strong magnet so u can easily put the light on a pipe or can etc and go hands free with it. The UV light is a cool feature, although not something I need or use often. But it’s a nice touch to have and has 2 brightness modes. Hotel rooms will never be the same for me now 😂 And the green laser pointer is also an extremely handy tool for me to have to show others points of interest or runs of conduit we need to follow or build. I used to use my tape measure as my go to pointer but now I have the laser! You don’t realize how nice it actually is to have one on you until you do. Bottom line, the tool is very well made with good quality materials and functions equally as well. It’s not a cheaply made item, so in my opinion it justifies the price point for it. If I could add one thing I’d love to see in a future product it would be to also have a flood/spot light feature on the face (same side as the button) so I could clip it to my vest and use it as a hands free work light as well. But I guess that’s what my OClip light by them is for 🤷🏻‍♂️. Worth the price without question. Buy one and you won’t be disappointed. Time will tell about longevity.

I’ve been carrying Olight gear for a long time, but the ArkPro might just be their masterpiece. If you've been on the fence about upgrading your everyday carry, this is the one. They listened to exactly what the flashlight community has been asking for. First off, I need to emphasize the flat, wedge-style form factor because it is extremely important for a daily carry tool. Most 1,500-lumen lights are chunky cylinders that print awkwardly in your pants. The ArkPro slides effortlessly into a front pocket. I carry a lot of gear daily—usually an OTF or my Kershaw folding knife—and this flashlight slips right in beside my knife clip without fighting for space or adding any annoying bulk. The functionality is where this thing truly shines. You get a spotlight with over 200 meters of throw, a wide floodlight, a green laser, and a UV light all packed into one unit. The rotary dial makes it dead simple to switch between them. I’ve used the magnetic tailcap to stick it right to the frame of my MT-07 while doing some late-night motorcycle maintenance, and the floodlight was bright, even, and totally hands-free. Here’s the real-world battery test I put it through: I took it to Scout camp for a full week, Sunday to Saturday. I used it every night for navigating the woods, and used the UV setting to spot scorpions and bugs around our site. I intentionally didn't plug it in all week just to see what the upgraded 2,000mAh battery could handle. Keep in mind that battery life varies heavily based on your usage—specifically how often you blast the turbo mode or run the laser—but when I packed up on Saturday morning, it still had plenty of juice left. Six nights of reliable, off-grid power. The absolute biggest win, though? Olight finally gave us a built-in USB-C charging port. You still get the classic magnetic base for charging at home, but being able to top it off with a standard USB-C cable when I’m out in the truck is a total game changer. This light is rugged, perfectly machined, and insanely versatile. I absolutely love Olight products and plan to keep adding more of their gear to my EDC rotation, but it's going to be really hard for them to top the ArkPro. Highly, highly recommended.

Just received the Arkpro light, have not done any runtime test, i’ll take olights word for that. At first I thought it was heavier and larger than i wanted. I usually carry a Baton or similar sized light in my pocket. Brightness is very good in flood and spot. No dark places in the beams, pure white light. The flood covers a very large area but still has plenty of throw. The spot not only throws well but has a fairly large flood for immediate surroundings. Lazer is bright green with a narrow beam. Green light illuminates certain colors very well and is not obtrusive at all. The strobe is scary bright. I also like that to go from mode to mode is quick and simple and only takes one button to turn the light on and off After handling the light i decided the weight or size is not an issue at all. It wears very well clipped to a pocket The design, material and machining make you feel as if you are holding a very durable, comfortable and fine piece of machinery. The dual direction clip makes carry very convenient. I like the deeper carry position myself. A really great flashlight in every way.

This is the best light I have ever used. I do quality control inspections, and the multiple options are perfect for me. It has a spot light or area light, and you can use the laser pointer with or without the other lights. The spot light is incredible for inspections, and the area light is great for lighting up the room. The battery life is amazing, and this thing slips and clips right into my pocket. If you use the brightest setting or the turbo light function, the light will get warm, and even hot. I don't really use the blue light. If you have the money, it is worth it. I have had less expensive lights, but they also don't do what this one will.

Observations after receiving the ArkPro; wished I would have been able to touch one prior to buying as I would have passed because the design has some issues for me. As a long time OLIGHT user, my S2R Baton is an older model with the removable rotating pocket clip - I love this feature because I can rotate it to cover the on/off switch preventing accidental activation in pocket, plus the light/lens end is visible when on clip in pocket making it easily seen if accidentally activated, this is a thoughtful design. I got the bug to get something new, seen the ArkPro and all the reviews were solid - and the flashlight lives up to the features/functionality/quality expected from OLIGHT. I own it now and will find a place for it, it just won't be EDC for me. Why, I believe having the light/lens end down inside the pocket like the ArkPro series has is a design flaw. Using my old S2R for reference of a better design, the light/lens end on the ArkPro when its in pocket on clip, is deep down inside the pocket because the unit is long - exposing it to the contents carried inside the pocket such as a healthy keyring, spare change, etc., it also hides the light end out of sight if accidentally activated wasting battery charge. Having carried my S2R lens side up/exposed at top of pocket every day for approaching a decade the lens was never damaged by outside objects, so an argument of lens down inside the pocket would be better would be disingenuous. Having learned this design lesson with the ArkPro, I will be better at scrutinizing future EDC considerations online. With that said, the ArkPro is a great little light and I'm sure it will last a good long time on the work bench shelf. Gave it a 4 star for poor design.

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