Olight M2T Warrior Tactical Flashlight Cree LED 1200 Lumen, Silent Dual Switches, Using one 18650 or two CR123A Battery (included) with Holster, Lanyard and LegionArms Sticker

This is the best LED Light I have ever seen. If you are tired of buying the as seen on TV knockoff flashlights that you can drive cars over, freeze in a block of Ice etc. This is the flashlight for you. This does it all and is one of the brightest lights if not the brightest I have seen. Yes its expensive, but you get what you pay for. By the time you go through two or three of the knockoffs, you could have just purchased this one. Plus, while the TV flashlights can do all they say, they are not all that bright. Be sure and read the manual and understand some of the cool modes and things it will do so you can understand and take advantage of the lock, strobe and various brightness levels.

I generally will carry a light till it breaks or shows issues and update my review as time goes on. I carried a Thrunite TN12 for 3 1/2 years straight, only time I wasn't carrying it was when I was asleep or in the shower. Same with this light. Wanted something bright simple and durable. I've dropped this light multiple times, sometimes straight on the lens. I have to say not a real concern unless you're into things staying nice the coating wears quickly. But the light functions like the day I got it. I love Olight products, I have multiple gun lights and a few other Olights I just don't EDC them like I do this one.Update: I have owned this light since October, 29 2018I like to update reviews as time goes on. Since then I have bent the pocket clip (my fault) bent it back as good as new.This light has seen a lot of abuse since my initial review. More wear a ton more use. When I say I EDC this light I carry it every day! I'm an industrial mechanic and love it. It's showing some welding spatter on the lens but any light would. Glass is holding up great. Only con is the button for mode selection, it has a hole now. If they made this metal I would love it even more!

One night at work I wanted to check something outside, I was surprised that my flashlight is not turning on. I was thinking that the batteries are out of power. I changed the batteries with a new ones, still nothing and repeat the procedure a few times. Flashlight is not working. 1st. I contacted Olight by email. waited 2 days. No answer. 2nd. Contacted JohnArm Store they said that I need to contact Olight, I told that I did and get no answer. no one from JohnArm Store contacted me back. 3rd. I called multiple times Olight on the number displayed on there site. Automated voice is what I got. I sent multiple emails and got no answer back.Be aware if your flashlight died, probably you must get another one because warranty is sucks..

This is a very close call vs. the Streamlight HLX.The M2T:+ Slimmer body. It can just barely pass as a pocket light.+ Better water resistance. If you work around water a lot, this is your light.+ Better controls. The secondary switch is useful for admin tasks, and the tactical tail switch does its job.- Worse candela (light intensity). The Streamlight has a hotspot for blinding baddies. The M2T doesn't.- Worse tailcap. It has no protective flanges, so it can come on while seated. You'll know when your leg starts burning.- Worse pocket clip. The clip design causes it to stick out your pocket more, exacerbating the issue with the tailcap coming on.Overall, if working around water or a large EDC light, this is great. For belt-mounted, home defense, or duty lights, the Streamlight ProTac HLX is better.

would have given it 5 stars, BUT the crenelations on the bezel... are garbage, too small to be obvious in photos, and too small to be usable by those who like the sharp bezels, BUT still big enough to shred a hole in my pants in 2 weeks.... if this is an EDC light, it should NOT have the crenelated bezel, especially if the bezel is too small to be used as a strike face anyway... then to top it off it could have at least been smoothed out to not shred clothing. other than that complaint, the light is AMAZEBALLS!

This is a pretty good all around flashlight for general use. It is neither a spotlight nor a floodlight; the beam pattern lies somewhere in between. In turbo mode it is blindingly bright, and it will step down the light output after a few minutes in turbo to avoid heat damage. The only real downside is that the tailcap switch is for turbo mode only, and the rest of the modes can only be accessed through the side switch. This is a matter of personal preference and not enough to remove a star, but it is a feature to consider when choosing a light. Reliability has been great for me; no issues after several months and numerous recharges.

I love everything about this light except that I have not found a way to prevent it from constantly turning on and off in my pocket.... the tail cap is not recessed at all and is VERY sensitive. I’ve tried carrying it in all 4 clip configurations in my front and back pocket... the momentary turbo mode is constantly flicking on and off when I move around as usual during the day.

Hands down the best flashlight I've ever owned. Lately, I've carried a small Redline flashlight. 250 lumens, strobe, SOS, dim settings, all the good stuff. I carried it for a while and used it for years and it still treats me great. But when I upgraded to this Olight M2T Warrior, I'll never go back. At 1200 lumens, and a dimmer light setting, this flashlight is great for any situation. The ease of switching from momentary on, to full on, to strobe and amazing and quick. The tail power button protrudes just the right amount to use it easily with gloves as well. Perfect light for tactical situations, slim for EDC, good for camping or anything else. I highly reccomend this flashlight to anyone.