Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video, we get an early hands-on look at the upcoming Olight Baton 4 Pro (official launch date: April 15, 2026). If you carry a flashlight daily on the job site or for home inspections, this update brings some massive practical improvements to the Baton lineup.
The biggest game-changer? Olight has finally introduced a dual-charging interface. You still get the convenience of their magnetic charging base for your workbench, but they’ve added a rotating USB-C port. This means you can now charge your light in the work truck or off a standard power bank without needing a proprietary cable.
We cover the ergonomics of the new dual-switch design (tail cap and side switch), the laser micro-perforated battery indicators, and how its 1600-lumen output actually performs in the field. At just 4.37 inches long and weighing 4 ounces, it hits the sweet spot for front-pocket EDC.
Key Specs Covered:
Max Output: 1,600 Lumens
Max Beam Distance: 200 Meters
Battery: Customized 18650 Lithium-Ion
Charging: Magnetic Base + USB-C Port
Switches: Tactical Tail Cap & Metal Side Switch
Durability: IPX8 Waterproof & 1.5m Drop Resistant
Dimensions: 111mm x 23mm (4.37" x 0.91")
Weight: 115g (4.06 oz)
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In this video, we get an early hands-on look at the upcoming Olight Baton 4 Pro (official launch date: April 15, 2026). If you carry a flashlight daily on the job site or for home inspections, this update brings some massive practical improvements to the Baton lineup.
The biggest game-changer? Olight has finally introduced a dual-charging interface. You still get the convenience of their magnetic charging base for your workbench, but they’ve added a rotating USB-C port. This means you can now charge your light in the work truck or off a standard power bank without needing a proprietary cable.
We cover the ergonomics of the new dual-switch design (tail cap and side switch), the laser micro-perforated battery indicators, and how its 1600-lumen output actually performs in the field. At just 4.37 inches long and weighing 4 ounces, it hits the sweet spot for front-pocket EDC.
Key Specs Covered:
Max Output: 1,600 Lumens
Max Beam Distance: 200 Meters
Battery: Customized 18650 Lithium-Ion
Charging: Magnetic Base + USB-C Port
Switches: Tactical Tail Cap & Metal Side Switch
Durability: IPX8 Waterproof & 1.5m Drop Resistant
Dimensions: 111mm x 23mm (4.37" x 0.91")
Weight: 115g (4.06 oz)
If you appreciate no-nonsense tool reviews designed for professionals, make sure to hit the Subscribe button and turn on notifications so you don't miss our future deep dives.
Read the full written review on our website: [Insert Link to ConcordCarpenter.com article]
#Olight #Baton4Pro #EDCFlashlight #ToolReview #Tradesman #EverydayCarry #FlashlightReview #ConcordCarpenter
