I Tried the Flashlight of the Future, With Modes for Camping, Stain-Spotting and More

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Olight's most powerful flashlight can do a bit of everything. / Tyler Lacoma/CNET Art

Olight ArkPro Ultra Flashlight

8.5

Pros & Cons

  • Very, very durable custom aluminum design with a stylish flat shape under 5 inches
  • Bulbs for a spotlight, floodlight, UV light and laser pointer, reaching up to 1,700 lumens on highest settings
  • Multiple brightness settings and control options
  • Handy moonlight mode to avoid blinding people at night
  • Useful dial-based control doubles as user-friendly indicators for battery level and brightness
  • Multiple charging methods, including an easy snap-on magnetic charger that can plug into a power bank
  • Performed well in basically all of my tests
  • So many different modes will take time to learn and can be confusing at first, with some possible user manual errors
  • At higher settings the flashlight can scorch materials and potential be a fire hazard

Flashlight technology is far more advanced than it may seem,...

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