Olight has introduced its new flashlight, the Warrior Ultra, delivering 2,500 lumens of brightness with a beam that reaches 1,050 feet. The only flashlight in Olight’s lineup more powerful than the Warrior Ultra is the bulkier Warrior X.
The Warrior Ultra is designed around a standard 21700 battery, which allows for a compact head. The flashlight measures 5.5 inches in length, 1.1 inches in thickness, and weighs 6.3 ounces. The only noticeable protrusion is the removable belt clip.
At full brightness of 2,500 lumens, the Warrior Ultra can maintain its output for about 2.5 minutes before shifting to “High” mode with 800 lumens. This mode lasts for an additional 162 minutes. A lower 250-lumen mode provides 39 more minutes of light but is only accessible when the battery is nearing depletion.
In the ultra-low Moonlight mode, the flashlight lasts up to 55 days. Although it only outputs one lumen, this extended runtime indicates a very low self-discharge rate for the battery.
Charging the Warrior Ultra is done via a proprietary magnetic MCC cable, which is included with the flashlight. Unlike the Javelot Turbo 2, the Warrior Ultra does not feature a USB-C port, as Olight sticks with its magnetic charging connector.
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