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Color: Olive Green
Features
- The output of the green beam is 5mW, the class is 3R
- [4 Lights, 7 Configurations] The EDC Flashlight is an upgraded version of Arkfeld Ultra, combining 1700 lumens of Pure Flood, 800 lumens of spotlight, 365nm UV light, and green beam in one flashlight. The Pure Flood offers a wide, soft and seamless beam for daily use, camping, and night walks. The spotlight is focused and powerful to see farther and clearer, ideal for hiking, emergency situations. The UV light has low/high modes to reveal stains, detect leaks, and create glowing effects. Four lights work independently, and the green beam pairs with any of the 3 to get 7 combinations, ideal for presentation and position marking tasks
- [Exceedingly Pre-durable Material] Made from Olight's O-aluminum, which is 1.73x as hard as standard 6061 aluminum alloy, the handheld flashlight defies scratches, resists breaking, and shrugs off dents
- [Olight's Self-Developed LED] ArkPro Ultra features a proprietary EIP 1 LED chip, which creates an expansive, crystal clear beam that is evenly distributed. It offers a wide view of surroundings, while being more efficient than the others, making it reliable for everyday carry, outdoor adventures
- [Dual Charging Options and Battery Info] The LED flashlight works with a magnetic USB charging cable or a USB-C cable. When fully charged, it can provide up to 14 days of continuous use on moonlight mode. In addition, two color indicators separately show brightness levels in white and battery levels in green. The new lockout indicator takes the guesswork out of safety, offering a quiet cue that the flashlight is in lockout mode. It is equipped with a built-in rechargeable lithium polymer battery (non-removable, permanently integrated into the flashlight body)
- [Fashionable Design and Easy Operation] The pocket flashlight features a stylish, resistant, one-piece rectangular design. The ergonomic design fits comfortably in your hand, featuring a rotatable switch. With a dual-way clip, the flashlight can be tightly clipped to a shirt, pocket, or hat for hands-free use. It also features a magnetic base for easy attachment to metal surfaces, used for repairs, working
Description
Rethink Light. Reimagine Style. The pocket flashlight reimagines everyday carry with an iconic, flat profile, refined design, and masterful craftsmanship. The EDC flashlight for all your outdoor needs. From setting up camp to handling emergencies, it's the one tool you can always rely on. The ArkPro Ultra features a magnetic end, allowing you to simply attach it to a nearby metal surface for hands-free light. Built to last with a rugged aluminum body, an IPX7 waterproof rating, and 1‑meter drop resistance, it effortlessly handles life's bumps, splashes. Are there any usage tips? 1.Please do not cover the light outlet at close range. 2.Please regularly wipe dust and stains off the lens surface for optimal use. 3.Please do not store, charge, or use this light in areas exceeding 60°C. Why can't I turn it on or charge it? ArkPro Ultra features a lockout mode. Please charge to activate before first use. Or please press and hold the center button (about 1 second) until the flashlight turns on with the moonlight or UV light to unlock. What is the charging time and expected battery lifespan of the ArkPro Ultra? The ArkPro Ultra takes around 1.5 hours to fully charge via USB-C and 3 hours to charge via a magnetic charging cable (MCC). The battery retains over 80% capacity after 500 charge cycles. Why can’t I activate Turbo mode with a double-click? If double-clicking cannot activate Turbo, it may be due to the battery level being below three bars, please charge it. Alternatively, the issue could be caused by the device triggering over-temperature protection if the temperature is too high. Can the dual-way clip be removed? The dual-way clip is securely attached to the light and is not easily detachable. It requires proper tools to remove. ArkPro Ultra ArkPro ArkPro Lite Arkfeld Ultra Arkfeld Pro Baton4 Oclip Ultra
Special Feature: EDC, Rechargeable
Color: Olive Green
Power Source: Battery Powered
Light Source Type: White LED, Green Beam, UV
Material: Olight's Proprietary Aluminum Alloy
Additional Features: EDC, Rechargeable
Power Source: Battery Powered
Light Source Type: White LED, Green Beam, UV
White Brightness: 1700 lumens
Battery Type: Lithium Polymer
Number of Batteries: 1 Nonstandard Battery batteries required. (included)
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Light Output Maximum: 1700 lumens
Light Source Wattage: 5 Milliwatts
Mounting Type: Clip-on, Magnetic
Light Source Special Features: UV and Green Beam, Adjustable Light Modes
Runtime: 14 minutes
Number Of Light Sources: 4
Wattage: 5 Milliwatts
Color: Olive Green
Style Name: Cool White
Finish Types: Matte
Item Shape: Rectangular
Warranty Type: Lifetime
Included Components: ArkPro Ultra (with built-in rechargeable battery) x 1, Charging Cable, User Manual x 1
Brand Name: OLIGHT
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping, Cycling, EDC, Emergency, Fishing, Hiking, Outdoor, Reading, Security
Number of Packs: 1
Manufacturer: Dongguan Olight E-Commerce Technology Co., Ltd.
Number of Items: 1
Item Highlight: Green Beam, UV Light, White LED, OAL, Pocket Flashlight, USB-C Magnetic, Work Light, Bright for Camping, Emergency, Outdoors
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Lifetime warranty.
Unit Count: 1 Count
Model Number: ArkPro Ultra
Set Name: Single Set
Manufacturer Part Number: ArkPro Ultra
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 4.88"D x 0.63"W x 1.06"H
Item Weight: 4.16 ounces
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 1.06"L x 0.63"W x 4.88"H
Material Type: Olight's Proprietary Aluminum Alloy
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Color: Onyx Black
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2026 by Ben Griffin
Color: Onyx Black
No AI used for this review. Purchased with my own money on sale for $115. Ordered and delivered same day just a few hours after I ordered it which is always nice. ***** Update 1: 10-8-26 Day 2 of ownership. I played around with the light last night, everything worked fine. Charged it overnight. Used it a bit this morning. Went to work. Walking through properties with a vendor and the UI got stuck on floodlight. The selector ring would not switch to UV, and when switching to spotlight would either not switch or take like 5 seconds to switch. There is no hard reset for this flashlight. I turned it off and on a few times and locked and unlocked it and it seems to be working ok now. I cannot for the life of me fathom how it’s possible in 2026 on what must be the dozenth iteration of this light by this company, have UI lag issues 2nd day of use. I didn’t drop it or submerge it or anything. Maybe old school mag light is the way to go. If you have batteries it’s going to work 100% of the time. Maybe AI will eventually eliminate all human coding errors but for now it appears we are still at the mercy of silicon. Not gonna remove a star just yet. ***** Update 2 10-14-26 So the ring selector turns out to be - I think - operated by magnets. So if the light is near a magnet and you go to switch modes, it won’t work correctly. Why it’s magnets and not just a physical switch idk. I banked a little too much on the recessed button. You should always lock the light if you’re pocketing it. I actually DID think that I had locked it but really had just put it in moonlight mode. Then while in my pocket, which is full of crap for work, turbo got turned on and I didn’t notice for a few minutes. That was enough to burn a hole right through the pants. See updated pic. Side note - Duluth firehouse cotton pants smell exactly like roasted marshmallows when burned. ***** First day impressions: High quality, well engineered. 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Having both options is amazing and not something you’ll find on many flashlights. The flap for the usb c port is crazy engineered. Yes, I’m talking about how impressive the little flap cover for the charging port is. You’ll see. The indicator lights are really, really well thought out. The lights: Well here’s why we really buy these. The UV has two settings. The brighter setting actually doesn’t seem terribly bright but there’s a bit of light outside right now even though it’s nighttime so I’ll test in a dark room as well against other UV lights. The floodlight has 3 settings plus turbo. Seems very even to my eyes and about as bright as I would expect for this form factor. The turbo punches a little above its weight class. The spotlight has 3 settings plus turbo as well. Very circular beam and even light distribution and again, the turbo really punches above its weight class a bit. The green laser has *two* brightness settings. Honestly this was a huge selling point for me. 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Not a bad little light at all, it’s my basement computer desk light. Really handy for working on my pc or finding stuff in the basement. Keep it on the charger like all the others and you’ve got plenty of light during power outages. I also ordered an all in one light that was absurdly large. Like imagine the wurkkos or arkfield times like, 3 and super heavy. So heavy in fact that it would NOT stay stuck with the magnet to any surface. The magnet tail was 100% useless it was that heavy. It would fall off or slide down everything. The green laser was so bright it was guaranteed to blind you if you made a mistake. The lights were INCREDIBLY bright even for how oversized the light was. Basically lit up my entire block. That light did NOT have a lockout function whatsoever! And the button was sensitive. I returned it the next day. I have that olight that is super tiny and goes on a keychain and you just pop it off the base and it lights up and pop it back on and shuts off can’t remember the name and isn’t comparable to these at all. I actually have two of them. I will say they’re both still working but both suffer from the same problem, the light will flicker every so often and you have to shake it or flick it to get it to full brightness. Idk. Those lights are great though. Literally an every day carry for those things they’re so incredibly handy to always have. And so, the point of saying all that is, I have yet to buy a modern flashlight that doesn’t have a function break in some way not through misuse but through normal daily use. All of them have had at least some part of them break or stop working or be unreliable. So the real question is, does $115/$130 light get you reliability? Will it last two years? I took the plunge because I’ve never bought a light this expensive and I’ve found that in general, but not always, in general you do get what you pay for. Why does it matter? Well, I’m sure most of us have seen (or are) flashlight collectors online. Some of y’all collect these things like Funko pops. That ain’t me. Yeah I’ve got a handful but there’s people out there with dozens or hundreds and they like display them and ****, like what are you doing. They don’t use them other than to post pictures of them on a certain website. I mean do whatever you want. By that same token, I’m reviewing this from an Everyman POV rather than an enthusiast. I actually use my flashlight for work and daily life. I do maintenance and meet with vendors so I use every bit of these all in one lights throughout my day and I need good battery life. 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Color: Onyx Black
Best flashlight I have ever had. The Olight ArkPro is more expensive than your ordinary flashlight but is worth every penny. The adjustable settings work amazing. The lowest setting lasts for an incredibly long time, while the brightest setting illuminates either a focused beam or a flood pattern. The added lazer pointer and blue light are a nice bonus but work best in darker environments. A flat design makes for a comfortable carry experience. An exceptional quality device. A magnetic base for changing and placing on metal surfaces and changing are a nice touch.
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Color: Onyx Black
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ **Super Bright, Compact, and Excellent Build Quality!** The OLIGHT ArkPro Ultra has quickly become one of my favorite EDC flashlights. For such a slim and compact light, the 1700-lumen output is seriously impressive. It gets extremely bright when needed but is still small enough to comfortably carry in a pocket every day. The flat design is one of my favorite features because it carries much better than a traditional round flashlight. The Onyx Black finish looks great, and the overall construction feels extremely solid and premium. The rechargeable battery is convenient, the controls are easy to use, and having multiple lighting options makes it much more versatile than a basic flashlight. It’s great for working around the house, keeping in the car, outdoor use, or just having a reliable light available every day. **Bright, compact, well built, and packed with useful features. Another excellent product from OLIGHT and definitely 5 stars!**
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2026 by Chris