Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Join me in this full review of the Olight ArkPro, the latest flat EDC flashlight from Olight that combines white light, UV, and a green laser into one rugged, everyday‑carry tool. In this video I dig into specs, performance, build quality, beam modes, and whether the ArkPro is worth your carry setup.
🔦 What You’ll See in This Video:
• Unboxing the ArkPro: design, materials, UI, selector wheel, control button
• White LED output: turbo, high, medium, low, moonlight modes & real runtimes
• Green laser (Class 3R): strength, safety, usefulness
• Beam throw vs flood: how far vs how wide the light spreads
• Charging options and battery life: built‑in LiPo / battery capacity / magnetic tail / USB‑C
• Durability: IPX7 rating, impact resistance, grip, clip etc.
📋 Key Specs (ArkPro Series Highlighted):
• Max white output ~ 1,300 lumens
• UV LED (~365 nm) with high and low output (~900 mW high)
• Class 3R green laser (≤5 mW)
• Five white light levels plus moonlight mode (≈1 lumen) for ultra‑low output & long runtime (≈11 days in moonlight mode)
• Beam distance up to ~102 meters / ~334 ft
• IPX‑7 water resistance
✅ Pros & 🔍 Considerations:Pros:
• Versatility: white, UV, laser all in one EDC flashlight
• Powerful brightness + usable flood + long low modes
• Solid build & design with selector wheel / clip etc
Considerations:
• Built‑in battery: no removable battery
• Turbo mode gets hot / may step down
• Size / heft might be more than minimalist EDCs
🎯 Who This Light Is For:
• EDC enthusiasts who want multiple functions (white, UV, laser)
• Night workers, security, or folks needing document verification or forensic / stain detection
• Hikers, outdoors people who benefit from long runtimes and flood lighting
• Anyone wanting a flashlight that goes beyond basic utility with premium features
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🔹Links mentioned in the video
Olight Store - olight.com/s/49AKB7
Amazon - amzn.to/3HXR0KM
🔹Raspberry Pi Build Guide - tiny.cc/pi4guide
🔹Frequently Asked Questions - tiny.cc/km4ack-faq
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🔹Follow Me
Twitter @km4ack
🔹FREE Get Started Guide - tiny.cc/getstartedguide
🔹Cool Ham Gear - km4ack.com
🔹Support the channel through Patreon - patreon.com/km4ack
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Want your raspberry pi to play nice with your ham radio? Are you into digital modes like FT8, JS8Call, FLDIGI, Winlink, APRS, Digipeaters and others? Each week I put out new content showing you exactly what steps to take to get the latest ham radio software on your raspberry pi. Whether you just want to ragchew or are seriously into emergency preparedness, emcomm, or ARES and want to learn all you can about using the raspberry pi to drive your ham radio, this channel has something for you. Be sure to click the subscribe button and ring the bell before heading off. That way you will get notified of all future videos.
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Join me in this full review of the Olight ArkPro, the latest flat EDC flashlight from Olight that combines white light, UV, and a green laser into one rugged, everyday‑carry tool. In this video I dig into specs, performance, build quality, beam modes, and whether the ArkPro is worth your carry setup.
🔦 What You’ll See in This Video:
• Unboxing the ArkPro: design, materials, UI, selector wheel, control button
• White LED output: turbo, high, medium, low, moonlight modes & real runtimes
• Green laser (Class 3R): strength, safety, usefulness
• Beam throw vs flood: how far vs how wide the light spreads
• Charging options and battery life: built‑in LiPo / battery capacity / magnetic tail / USB‑C
• Durability: IPX7 rating, impact resistance, grip, clip etc.
📋 Key Specs (ArkPro Series Highlighted):
• Max white output ~ 1,300 lumens
• UV LED (~365 nm) with high and low output (~900 mW high)
• Class 3R green laser (≤5 mW)
• Five white light levels plus moonlight mode (≈1 lumen) for ultra‑low output & long runtime (≈11 days in moonlight mode)
• Beam distance up to ~102 meters / ~334 ft
• IPX‑7 water resistance
✅ Pros & 🔍 Considerations:Pros:
• Versatility: white, UV, laser all in one EDC flashlight
• Powerful brightness + usable flood + long low modes
• Solid build & design with selector wheel / clip etc
Considerations:
• Built‑in battery: no removable battery
• Turbo mode gets hot / may step down
• Size / heft might be more than minimalist EDCs
🎯 Who This Light Is For:
• EDC enthusiasts who want multiple functions (white, UV, laser)
• Night workers, security, or folks needing document verification or forensic / stain detection
• Hikers, outdoors people who benefit from long runtimes and flood lighting
• Anyone wanting a flashlight that goes beyond basic utility with premium features
🔹 Favorite Gear - amazon.com/shop/km4ack
🔹Links mentioned in the video
Olight Store - olight.com/s/49AKB7
Amazon - amzn.to/3HXR0KM
🔹Raspberry Pi Build Guide - tiny.cc/pi4guide
🔹Frequently Asked Questions - tiny.cc/km4ack-faq
🔹Weekly Newsletter - https://mailchi.mp/40da1fe472e3/km4acknewsletter
🔹Follow Me
Twitter @km4ack
🔹FREE Get Started Guide - tiny.cc/getstartedguide
🔹Cool Ham Gear - km4ack.com
🔹Support the channel through Patreon - patreon.com/km4ack
🔹Did you just get a raspberry pi and want to hook it up to your radio? Start here youtu.be/E1SEgPFQk4M
Want your raspberry pi to play nice with your ham radio? Are you into digital modes like FT8, JS8Call, FLDIGI, Winlink, APRS, Digipeaters and others? Each week I put out new content showing you exactly what steps to take to get the latest ham radio software on your raspberry pi. Whether you just want to ragchew or are seriously into emergency preparedness, emcomm, or ARES and want to learn all you can about using the raspberry pi to drive your ham radio, this channel has something for you. Be sure to click the subscribe button and ring the bell before heading off. That way you will get notified of all future videos.
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