I just bought it from Amazon and, I can confirm, it is a lantern of great quality. I also have the Fenix CL26 Pro Lantern (with a single replaceable, rechargeable 21700 battery) which is smaller, brighter, and with more digital-type functions. But the Fenix has a modernistic look, whereas the Olight Lantern is inspired to ancient Chinese traditions of combining form and function in every detail of the design. This characterisation has just a little grip on people of Western heritage, but is strong and powerful on people descending from the Chinese culture.
My only gripe with this lantern is the battery indicator. 15% is way too low for my liking, personally I'd have it switch to red at 25-30% and flashing at 10% and preferably another led colour to indicate >80% charge for battery longevity.
Thank fully they give another option other than that stupid magnetic charge cable. Hate proprietary cables. Much better to used USB-C as most folk will have a few of those cables around.
I just bought it from Amazon and, I can confirm, it is a lantern of great quality.
I also have the Fenix CL26 Pro Lantern (with a single replaceable, rechargeable 21700 battery) which is smaller, brighter, and with more digital-type functions. But the Fenix has a modernistic look, whereas the Olight Lantern is inspired to ancient Chinese traditions of combining form and function in every detail of the design. This characterisation has just a little grip on people of Western heritage, but is strong and powerful on people descending from the Chinese culture.
Great video :) Thanks
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My only gripe with this lantern is the battery indicator. 15% is way too low for my liking, personally I'd have it switch to red at 25-30% and flashing at 10% and preferably another led colour to indicate >80% charge for battery longevity.
Thanks for commenting. We had a bad storm just last night and it knocked out the power. I used this lantern in part of the house.
Thank fully they give another option other than that stupid magnetic charge cable. Hate proprietary cables.
Much better to used USB-C as most folk will have a few of those cables around.
I totally agree