OLIGHT Seeker 4 Pro Rechargeable Flashlights, High Lumens Powerful Bright Flashlight 4600 Lumens with USB C Holster, Waterproof Flashlight for Emergencies, Camping, Searching (Matte Black Cool White)

I have recommended this light to everyone that is looking for a good light. It’s lightweight, and easy to carry everyday. I wear it on a duty belt when in uniform. ITS BRIGHT. Be careful, as it will absolutely start a fire. I dropped it off of an access walkway and it fell ~13 feet to the concrete below. It bounced but never turned off, and has had zero issues. I like the magnet, it is strong enough to hold it from a metal beam/pipe to illuminate a room if you need! I hadn’t noticed any issues with it picking up stray metal while in the holster. The holster works great, after over a year of pretty much daily use it’s still holding up just fine!

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Before the Olight Seeker 4 Pro decided to grace my existence, my "tactical" flashlight collection was less a testament to preparedness and more a shrine to false advertising. We're talking about a motley crew of dim, finicky wannabes that promised the world but delivered little more than a slightly less intimidating shadow. They were the equivalent of a loud cough in a library – noticeable, but hardly illuminating. Then, the Seeker 4 Pro arrived. And let me tell you, Olight clearly spent some quality time studying at the School of Apple Packaging. No wrestling with impenetrable plastic clamshells here; just those satisfying little pulls that break the seals, revealing a meticulously organized interior. It felt less like unboxing a flashlight and more like uncovering a piece of precision engineering. The initial "on" experience? A delight. A quick twist and push of the brightness dial, and boom. Or rather, whoosh, as night abruptly became day in front of me. I cranked it to max brightness, and it was like holding a personal sun in my hand. Seriously, this thing turns midnight into midday. The only caveat? It heats up faster than my patience in a slow-moving line. A small price to pay for such raw power, I suppose. If this flashlight were a character in a spy flick, it wouldn't be the flashy, gadget-laden show-off, nor the stoic, humorless operative. No, the Seeker 4 Pro is definitely the versatile utility player. It's the one who quietly gets the job done, adapting to any situation with surprising finesse. Speaking of versatility, the magnet on the rear is pure genius. I've slapped this thing on everything from the side of my car during an impromptu roadside inspection to the fridge when I'm rooting around for a midnight snack. It's shockingly convenient and one of those features you never knew you needed until you have it. And the brightness dial? Oh, the brightness dial. It's not just functional; it's practically a fidget toy. I've found myself idly spinning it even when I don't need light, just for the sheer tactile satisfaction. The only real eyebrow-raiser is the weight. This isn't some feather-light plastic toy. It feels incredibly solid, like it could survive a small apocalypse, but that heft is definitely noticeable. It's a trade-off, I guess: unparalleled build quality for a bit of bicep workout. All in all, the Olight Seeker 4 Pro has single-handedly retired my entire collection of also-ran flashlights. It’s a serious investment, but one that genuinely delivers on its promise of turning darkness into a distant memory. Just be ready for the heat – from both the beam and the occasional surprised gasp from onlookers.

OMG, is this thing powerful! At 4600 lumens, it's bright enough to land aircraft, lol. The case is both sturdy and waterproof, and it's easy to adjust the settings. It's easy to charge, and gives you a long battery charge. Honestly, this is a top-notch piece of kit.

A damn good flashlight. Very simple to use. It does not come with a clip or a lanyard - if you do not like the holster, you should probably get a different flashlight. I really like how you can easily adjust the brightness to any level, and I like how hitting the button twice gives you maximum brightness. At full brightness, it gets hot - I would not want to use it at full brightness for any significant length of time, and full brightness is rarely needed. I got this light for self-defense and it is perfect for that purpose as it is definitely blindingly bright at max brightness.