Baton 4 Pro vs Baton Ultra vs Warrior Mini 3

Baton 4 Pro vs Warrior Mini 3 vs Baton Ultra

Beam comparison · Spring 2026

Beam reach in the dark

Beam profile comparison in an outdoor night scene Three Olight flashlights stacked at left, each projecting a beam to the right across a dark night landscape with stars, a moon, distant mountains and a treeline. Each beam has a wider faint spill and a brighter narrower hot spot. Hot spot width and intensity reflect candela; length reflects throw. Baton 4 Pro · 1,600 lm · 10,000 cd · 200 m Warrior Mini 3 · 1,750 lm · 14,400 cd · 240 m Baton Ultra · 1,800 lm · 22,500 cd · 300 m 0 m 100 m 200 m 300 m
Bright core = hot spot · width × intensity tracks candela
Faint halo = spill light around the hot spot
Length = ANSI FL1 throw distance

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

Best for: work and home EDC

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

Best for: tactical and security

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

Best for: outdoors and beam quality

Choose your light

What matters most?
Pick one priority
Daily work + home
Light, USB-C, balanced


Baton 4 Pro
1,600 lm · 200 m · 114 g

Tactical + defense
Instant strobe, tail click


Warrior Mini 3
1,750 lm · 240 m · 122 g

Outdoors + distance
300 m throw, pure beam


Baton Ultra
1,800 lm · 300 m · ~115 g

Tiebreakers — need USB-C: skip Warrior · Toughest body: Ultra · Most affordable: Warrior Mini 3

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