Magnetic Charging: This is a really neat feature. I appreciate that you can easily attach the magnet and not worry about fragile input ports that may break if not handled with the gentlest touch.

Professional users will like the fact that this flashlight is rechargeable. It most certainly saves you the hassle of changing batteries all the time. Olight includes an MCC3magnetic charging cable, and it doesn’t accept any older MCC cables. They use a proprietary charging system to guarantee the best possible performance and safety. Charging with the cable takes about 3 hours, and although a green light indicates the end of charging, the battery is not 100% full yet. When the light turns green, the battery is about 95% charged and continues charging till it reaches full capacity. Since I own all 3, I used all the measurements and put them in a comparison graph. And this is the what it looks like: Measurements were taken both indoors at 5 meters and outdoors at 10 meters (after 30 seconds) with a professional Hagner E4-X Lux Meter. Mode However, the tail switch is a bit special, and gives you four options: momentary Medium, continuous Medium, momentary Turbo, and continuous Turbo. This is great for tactical use, in the overhand position. That way, you get rid of the Moon and low mode, which are useless in a tactical situation.As with the majority of Olight torches – charging occurs directly through the tail cap using Olight’s signature magnetic charging cable. Specification MODE It features a maximum output of 1750 lumens, before dropping down to 500 lumens after 2 minutes to prevent the LED from overheating. It will run at 500 lumens for 210 minutes before dropping a final time to 200 lumens for 30 minutes. The redesigned tactical tail switch is now created using Nano Moulding Technology for easy maintenance and provides stronger magnetism. The tactical tail switch is a quiet press button with minimal noise for tactical purposes and can be used in two modes; either configuration 1 or configuration 2. The torch default setting is configuration 1 and to switch to configuration 2 you deep press and hold the tail switch then single press the side switch. In Configuration 1 the tail switch will provide mid output with a half press or turbo output with a full press, and can provide momentary operation by holding down the button either half or fully. Configuration 2 will provide turbo output with a half press or strobe with a full press.

The Olight Warrior 3S is the successor to the Warrior 3 with only one physical difference, which is the less aggressive bezel for a more comfortable carry, and one new feature which is the proximity sensor. All other specifications, including lumen outputs and operations remain the same as before. Level 5 (moonlight mode) is activated by depressing the power button for one second, while the torch is off. The side switch can access more modes. And keep in mind that you don’t need the tail switch for power.

I haven’t tested Low and Moon, because they would run fo 130 hours and 55 days respectively. Olight Warrior 3S vs Warrior 3 vs Warrior M2R PRO Olight includes an MCC3magnetic charging cable, and it doesn’t accept any older MCC’s. They use a proprietary charging system to guarantee the best possible performance and safety. Charging with the cable takes about 3 hours, but the green light will indicate the end of charge, but it’s not 100% charged yet. When the light turns green, the battery is about 95% charged. The beam color is cool, without being blue or purple. The Mini 3’s bezel has some crenellations like the Mini 2. The Warrior 3 is a high quality flashlight. It even comes with an optional remote switch. The remote switch will allow you to operate this flashlight remotely while mounted to your setup. The Olight Warrior 3 has a different kind of UI from other well-known brands. You can use the tailcap and the side switch to activate the light. But keep in mind that the tailcap functions differently from the side switch.