Olight’s compact EDC lineup is tighter than ever – and choosing between the Baton 4 Pro, Warrior Mini 3, and Baton Ultra is genuinely tricky if you don’t know what separates them. All three sit in the same size and price range, but they’re tuned for very different use cases. The Baton 4 Pro is the balanced daily driver. The Warrior Mini 3 is built for tactical carry with an instant-access tail switch. The Baton Ultra throws the farthest and produces the purest beam – it’s the one for outdoor use and beam quality obsessives. Below you’ll find a side-by-side beam comparison, a full spec breakdown, and a decision tool that picks the right one for your priorities.
Baton 4 Pro vs Warrior Mini 3 vs Baton Ultra
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Specs at a glance
Baton 4 Pro
Balanced everyday workhorse with dual switches
- Output
- 1,600 lm
- Peak
- 10,000 cd
- Throw
- 200 m
- Weight
- 114 g
- Charging
- USB-C + MCC
- Beam
- Smooth balanced
- Runtime
- up to 100 days
Warrior Mini 3
Tactical EDC with instant turbo or strobe
- Output
- 1,750 lm
- Peak
- 14,400 cd
- Throw
- 240 m
- Weight
- 122 g
- Charging
- MCC magnetic
- Beam
- Tight thrower
- Runtime
- up to 100 days
Baton Ultra
Flagship with EIP 1 LED and OAL alloy body
- Output
- 1,800 lm
- Peak
- 22,500 cd
- Throw
- 300 m
- Weight
- 105–120 g
- Charging
- USB-C + MCC
- Beam
- Wide pure-white
- Runtime
- up to 100 days
Choose your light
Tiebreakers — need USB-C: skip Warrior · Toughest body: Ultra · Most affordable: Warrior Mini 3
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