Oclip Pro EDC Flashlight Clip-on Light, Rechargeable 500 Lumens with Three Lighting Solutions Type-C Charging, Magnetic Flash Lights for Signaling, Cycling, Outdoor or Indoor Use(Black)

Used this today attached to my shop apron and it evened out the shadows from my ceiling mounted lights to see work better in the shop. Bright, but not too bright to cause excessive glare. Easy to control brightness and select spot or flood wight light. I have not used the red light yet other than testing it out, but the combination of solid or flashing red should have some good uses. Sturdy build luster like my other Olight stuff. The magnetic option works well to store on tool cabinet or on hood/fender of truck when using it there. Very nice quality and it should last for many years it is also fairly ruggedized to use outside.

This little light is seriously impressive. It’s smaller than a lighter, but the brightness is shocking for something this compact. It easily lights up a large area and is more than bright enough for work, inspections, or emergencies. The clip is extremely strong and holds securely to a pocket, hat brim, or gear without slipping. It feels well-made and doesn’t bend or loosen, even with regular use. Charging is fast and convenient, and the battery life is excellent for such a small light. I was surprised how long it runs on a charge, even on higher brightness modes. It’s easy to top off and ready to go quickly. Overall, this is a high-quality, powerful little light that punches way above its size. Perfect for everyday carry, work, or anyone who wants serious brightness in a tiny package. Highly recommended.

It’s an Olight product so you know it’s gonna be good! I keep buying these as gifts because everyone loves mine! The clip on to your clothes or your hat, or you can stick them somewhere because of the strong magnet. Good battery life, very bright. I use mine all the time and keep the ones I have in different places. Overall very functional, and a great design! Good job Olight!

I've used this flashlight for almost 2 months now. I had been looking for a very small flashlight that was bright, had a long battery life, had a way to easily attach to my clothing, and was very sturdy as I intended to use it every day. This flashlight is quite small and light-weight and quite sturdy (made of metal and not plastic), and has a very sturdy clip that I use to attach it to the pocket of my pants. It also has a hole that you can string through to attach to something like a lanyard but I just strung a hair band through it so that I could sling it over my wrist when I am using it for just in case I happen to drop it. There is also a magnet that I haven't used much because I don't have many strategically placed magnetic surfaces in my house to secure it to. I like how it is not round like a traditional flashlight, but rather "boxy" with flat sides because I have often had trouble with round flashlights in the past rolling off tables and surfaces when I put the flashlight down - this one does not roll! Also, it is very bright but not too bright. I looked up the lumens of my cell phone light and it is about 50 lumens. This flashlight has 4 brightness settings with the highest being 500 lumens. You can buy flashlights that have even higher lumens but I didn't one so bright that it would hurt my eyes if I should accidentally shine it in my eyes. I really appreciate the long battery life as I was not wanting to charge it every day. And the unexpected perk of it being waterproof is very nice because now I don't have to worry about getting it wet when I walk in the rain or even when I work around the house. I am still learning how to consistently change the various settings on the flashlight - I did read the instructions that came with the flashlight which are not very clear so I am still trying to figure it out. This flashlight is definitely worth the higher price.

Ive been in the audio video tech service industry going on 45 years and have used about every flashlight type out there. I typically stare into electronics equipment, equipment racks, maybe an attic once in a while. I'm carrying Streamlights at the moment, also a very good product. Often you just need a bit of light and dont want to drag out the big dog. I saw this thing and thought .... Hmmmm $40 bucks for this tiny light. I decided to give it a try knowing, most of the time, the more expensive stuff usually works better. I got it maybe an hour ago and the quality is off the chart. Excellent workmanship and well thought out. The USB door is not a typical flimsy piece of cheap rubber that will fall off but a real door! Now that door may fail tomorrow LOL but I am impressed with the attempt to make a quality product. The light output is powerful and rivals my Streamlight stylus pro. The ability to select the area of light from a spot to a wide flood or combine both at once is a nice feature. It has a red light feature that I will never use but might be useful for some folks. Overall, I am very impressed with the features, solid construction, and tiny formfactor. I haven't decided if I am going to keep it in my VETO PRO PAC TECH-MCT Tool Bag (aslo a great product) or in my pocket. It won't take the place of my larger lights when I need to spend a lot of time servicing an equipment rack for example, but for quick troubleshooting - minor servicing, this light is going to be ideal! Magentic clip and clip on too. Only thing left to test is the battery time. Definitely worth $40! UPATE . . . . two days later It needs a lock out position on the power switch. I wanted to carry this thing in my pocket but it turns itself on too easily because of the push button power switch. Have to carry it in my tool bag instead.

I work in public safety and purchased this light to go on my external carrier after seeing an advertisement for it online. the light is small but very functional and bright! It has different brightness settings which are easy to switch between. It stays charged for a very long time and I have no concern about the battery dying quickly on me. Initial charging took a while, but the directions stated not to use it before having a completely full charge, so I let it charge completely. I just had to recharge it and have had it for almost two months. I find the battery to long lasting. I work midnights so I really appreciate the addition of the red light! It is easier on the eyes in darkness but provides plenty of light to read license numbers or take notes. It is a powerful light and designed well. It has a metal casing which I find to be durable. I would purchase again and have recommended it to others that I work with.

It’s Orange, it’s bright, I like the different beam patterns. The power (brightness) is adjustable which is nice. I use the red light a lot. The battery life if great and lasts for hours. It’s a little bit bigger than you would expect, but not bad. The aluminum construction keeps it nice and light. The clip is strong and secure. The back of the light is magnetic, which allows hands free placement on steel. If I had to pick out some thing, I didn’t like it would be the switch. Overall, I find it a little bit finicky to go between modes. Not bad, just cumbersome to cycle between settings. For the price, great little light!

I bought the OLIGHT Oclip Pro because I was looking for a compact, hands-free lighting solution that offered more versatility than a standard keychain light. The promise of 500 lumens, along with dedicated flood, spot, and red light modes, made it seem like the perfect accessory for work, hiking, or just finding things in a dark garage. My first thought was that this small, rectangular body packs an unbelievable amount of functionality, finally bridging the gap between a headlamp and an EDC pocket light. Experience and Analysis The OLIGHT Oclip Pro lives up to its "Pro" designation by incorporating three distinct light sources into its compact, aluminum alloy body. The main feature is its intuitive control system: a push button for power/brightness and a rotary selector switch for choosing between the Floodlight, Spotlight, and Red Light channels. This rotary switch is a game-changer, making it fast and easy to pick the right beam for the task. The 500 lumen Floodlight is excellent for close-up work, offering a wide, even spread perfect for clipping to a shirt pocket or backpack strap for hands-free tasks. The Spotlight beam is surprisingly powerful, reaching up to 120 meters, which is fantastic for navigating trails or searching at a distance. The Red Light is a valuable addition for preserving night vision. The clip mechanism itself is robust, rated for 10,000 open/close cycles, and the light features a strong magnetic base, adding another layer of hands-free versatility. Charging via a waterproof USB-C port (covered by a sturdy metal flap, a big upgrade from older rubber covers) is convenient, and the 580mAh integrated battery provides a respectable 3.5 hours on the medium setting or up to 144 hours on moonlight. While the 500-lumen Turbo mode steps down quickly (about 1 minute) to manage heat, the sustained output (250-300 lumens) is more than sufficient for its size. For its price (typically around $40-$60), the build quality and feature set are excellent. Pros Three-in-One Versatility: Combines Flood, Spot, and Red light in one compact unit, covering all common lighting needs. Intuitive Controls: Dedicated rotary switch for channel selection makes operation fast and simple, a significant UI improvement. Superior Carry Options: Features a high-quality, magnetic clip and a strong magnet on the base for secure, hands-free attachment to almost anything. USB-C Rechargeable: Uses a standard, modern, and waterproof USB-C port for convenient charging. Cons Quick Turbo Step-Down: The maximum 500-lumen Turbo output only lasts for about 60 seconds before stepping down to a lower, sustained level. Complex UI Sub-Modes: Remembering the specific double/triple-clicks for Strobe and Beacon in different modes can be slightly confusing at first. Verdict The OLIGHT Oclip Pro is an absolutely phenomenal EDC light and is overwhelmingly worth the price. It earns a 5-star rating because it successfully combines the output of a small handheld flashlight with the utility of a magnetic work light and the convenience of a clip light, all in a durable, well-designed package. This light is best for anyone who needs a truly hands-free, multi-functional light that can be clipped to a hat, pocket, or magnetically attached to a car hood. It’s a huge step up in capability for the "clip light" category.