Videos tagged with Olight Warrior Mini 2

This video highlights Olight flashlights, focusing on their exceptional battery life and versatile clip design. The Olight Warrior 3S is demonstrated to last 61 days on its lowest setting, significantly exceeding the manufacturer's claim and offering practical implications for extended use in remote situations. The dual-direction clip is noted for its utility, especially with baseball caps.

This review examines the Olight flashlight brand, addressing common criticisms such as potential explosions, overheating, and reliability issues. The presenter contrasts his positive experiences with Olight products, particularly the Warrior Mini 2, against negative user feedback and historical incidents involving lithium-ion batteries in various devices. He suggests that many perceived Olight flaws are either user error, battery-related, or common to high-output LED flashlights across brands, while acknowledging some design quirks and potential reliability concerns raised by other users.

This video highlights the Olight Father's Day sale, focusing on new releases and popular weapon lights. The presenter discusses the Olight Seeker 4's impressive lumen output, moonlight mode, and UV light feature, ideal for EDC. Several weapon lights are showcased, including the Baldor Pro R with its integrated light and laser, and the Odin GL. The sale also features Olight's metal folding knife and EDC utility tools, offering significant discounts and bundle options.

This YouTube video announces an Olight flash sale that occurred in February 2023. It provides affiliate links to various Olight flashlight models available for purchase, including the Arkfeld, I3T EOS, Wyvern, Exploit, Freeze 2, I5R EOS, Javelot Mini, and WARRIOR Mini 2. A 10% off coupon code is also provided for non-sale items. The description includes disclaimers regarding affiliate links and that most reviewed items are sent to the channel.

This YouTube video provides a comprehensive review of the Olight Perun series of high-power work lights, specifically focusing on the 90-degree models. The reviewer covers both the full-sized, 21700-powered Perun and the Perun Mini. The video highlights their build quality and design, showcasing in-field use and thorough testing during "TNP ops." The reviewer intends to briefly cover the specifications and discuss their utility as area lights, particularly for headlamp applications. The description notes the popularity and quick sell-out of most Perun versions, indicating strong positive reception for the Olight Perun series due to its quality and capabilities. The video also includes links to various Olight products and a Cold Steel knife.

This video from Sensible Prepper showcases a wide array of everyday carry (EDC) and survival gear, emphasizing practicality and personal preference. The presenter, drawing on years of experience, highlights various bags, tool rolls, fire-starting equipment, optics, lighting solutions, and essential survival items like heavy-duty trash bags and woobies. While not strictly a firearms instructional video, it delves into gear that complements firearm ownership and preparedness, such as magazine loaders and weapon-mounted lights. The focus is on organization, redundancy, and selecting reliable gear that has been tested and proven in real-world scenarios.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Olight Warrior Mini 2, highlighting its suitability as an EDC (Everyday Carry) light. The presenter, SensiblePrepper, emphasizes its durability through rigorous testing, including submersion and being run over by a vehicle. Key features discussed include its increased lumen output, proximity sensor, magnetic charging, and robust construction, making it a practical choice for daily use and preparedness scenarios.

This video focuses on the Olight Warrior Mini 2, questioning its suitability as an everyday carry (EDC) flashlight. The creator, GHGHussle, provides a link to Olight with a discount code and encourages engagement through Instagram and their merch link. The video was filmed in a safe area, specifically a gun range, and the creator is working towards a 90k subscriber goal, also shouting out their 'noti gang'.