Baton4 Premium Edition EDC Flashlights 1300 Lumens with Type-C Charging Box, Powered by Rechargeable Battery, Small Bright Light IPX8 Waterproof for Emergencies, Outdoors (Black)

I have had this flashlight for several months now and I can’t say enough good things about it! I purchased it on Black Friday where it was 45% off so I got a smoking’ deal on it! Looking back, I wish I bought two, but it’s still a great deal at regular price when you consider its high-end functionality. To start, the flashlight a case came beautifully packaged in a sturdy box which included manual, quick start guide, USB - C cable, wrist strap and tool. The product is a matte metal and feels sturdy in my hand. It opens a closes effortlessly with the aid of a magnet. On the front, the battery percentage indicator is easy to read without being too large or bright. Right away my favorite thing about it was the case. The case is like a large battery that can be recharged with a USB-C cable. By storing the flashlight inside you ensure the flashlight is always charged. Surprisingly, the case keeps a charge for quite some time. It had been three months since the initial charge and still has over 80% battery! What’s more is the case can double as a backup external battery that will charge your phone (or anything) in a pinch! I keep this in my purse and take it everywhere with me! The size of the case fits perfectly into my purse without being too big and bulky or too small and likely lost. Another feature I love is the reverse clip on the flashlight itself. This allows me to clip the light onto the brim of my hat so I can see where I am looking with my hands free! The flashlight also has a VERY powerful magnet that allows it to connect easily to appliances or under the hood of my car. If all that wasn’t enough, it comes with a quality wrist strap. Included was a tiny hook tool that made threading the strap a breeze. This flashlight is incredibly versatile in its design and comes in a variety of colors. If you are considering this item, or one like it, I highly recommend this OLIGHT product. I tried a few other brands with similar features and none compare to the quality, versatility or battery life of the OLIGHT.

I’ve been really impressed with the OLIGHT Baton 4 Premium Edition. For an EDC flashlight, it strikes an excellent balance between size, weight, and performance. The first thing that stands out is how compact and lightweight it is—it easily disappears in a pocket but still feels solid and well-built. Despite the small size, the brightness is outstanding. The 1300-lumen output is more than enough for everyday use and even punches above its class when you really need to light up a space. The beam is clean and powerful, with good throw for such a small light. It’s genuinely surprising how much performance OLIGHT packed into this form factor. It’s also great for walking the dog at night—the brightness and beam distance make it easy to see clearly and feel confident in darker areas. A feature I really appreciate is the built-in charge indicator on the light. It makes it easy to quickly check battery status without guessing, which is especially useful for something you rely on regularly. The Type-C charging case is also a nice touch for convenience and portability. Even the packaging stands out—it feels very high-end, much like Apple-style packaging, which makes the overall experience feel more premium right out of the box. Overall, this is a great EDC flashlight—small, lightweight, and extremely bright, with thoughtful features that make it practical for everyday carry. Highly recommended.

As someone who’s been using OLIGHT products for years, I can confidently say the OLIGHT Baton 4 Premium Edition has been one of the smartest gear purchases I’ve made. I’ve had it for close to two years now, and it’s held up flawlessly—both in performance and durability. Between the flashlight itself and the included charging case, this is hands down one of the best EDC light setups available. ⸻ Everyday Functionality and Power At 1,300 lumens, this little guy packs a serious punch. It’s compact enough to carry in your pocket daily, but bright enough to handle just about any task—whether it’s lighting up a dark trail, navigating a blackout, or checking under the hood of your car. The beam is clean, with a great mix of throw and flood, and it’s easy to cycle through brightness levels depending on your needs. The interface is simple and intuitive, and the moonlight mode is perfect for middle-of-the-night situations when you don’t want to blind yourself or others. ⸻ The Charging Case: Game-Changer The charging case is what really sets the Premium Edition apart. Not only does it store the Baton 4 securely, but it also charges it on the go multiple times. I’ve used it while traveling, camping, and on the job—having a power bank built specifically for your flashlight is just plain smart. It’s well-designed, easy to use, and surprisingly compact. USB-C charging means it’s fast and compatible with all the other modern devices I carry, so I never have to worry about finding a special cable. ⸻ Build Quality and Reliability This flashlight, like every OLIGHT I’ve used, is built to last. After two years of constant use—including drops, weather, dust, and the usual EDC abuse—it still works like the day I got it. The anodized finish holds up well, the magnetic tail cap is convenient for hands-free work, and the side switch is responsive but not overly sensitive. The light has an IPX8 waterproof rating and a rugged aluminum body, and I’ve tested both plenty. Whether I’m in the rain, on a trail, or just using it around the house, I never have to second-guess whether it’ll perform. ⸻ Pros: • Super bright (1,300 lumens) in a compact body • Charging case extends battery life and adds serious convenience • USB-C charging for both the case and the light • Durable, waterproof, and built to handle everyday abuse • Magnetic base for hands-free use • Still works perfectly after nearly two years of use • Premium feel with practical features for real-world use Cons: • The charging case adds a little bulk to your carry (but it’s worth it) • Premium price—but justified by the value and long-term reliability ⸻ Final Thoughts The OLIGHT Baton 4 Premium Edition is everything I want in an EDC flashlight: compact, powerful, and packed with features that actually make my life easier. After two years of use, it’s proven itself to be more than just a flashlight—it’s a reliable companion that I trust day in and day out. If you’re someone who values quality, smart design, and lasting performance, this is a no-brainer. OLIGHT knocked it out of the park with this one.

I really like these lights. They pack more lumens than you would expect in a light this size and it should work for pretty much any everyday task you come across. The clip is also a nice way to put it on a baseball hat as a headlamp. You’ll actually carry something this size everyday. The quality is great. The charging pack is a great addition and well worth the extra cost. Lasts for ages. My one issue is more operator error. Notice I said “these” lights…so small and light weight that I keep losing them (the light, not the power bank).

This is a crazy powerful little flashlight! It's small enough for EDC even if you're not a typical "EDC" person. The bonus of having a battery bank that can be used for electronics beyond the flashlight is well worth the cost. The magnetic base is much stronger than I anticipated, and that's a good thing. I've had magnetic lights that barely cling to metal surfaces, which can be inconvenient for working as well as damaging to the light depending on where it falls.

The most perfect and only light you will ever need. I love this thing it is always in my pocket wherever I go, can't leave home without it. It's very handy and small, and I wear a baseball cap pretty much every day and this light is perfect to clip it on my hat and there you go got a headlamp. I love it also because I'm pretty bad at charging things and this light comes with its own charging case so when I'm done and need to put it away I just put it back in its case and the case charges it. I've gone about a week to a week and a half before I have to charge the case up, and that's with everyday use. I had bought the olight baton 3 and loved it so much when I seen they came out with the baton 4 I had to get my hands on it especially cause now the case tells you in percentage when it's full at a 100% or low when it's 20% even 10% and on the light it has 3 light dots where 3 green would be fully charged and 1 green when it's low. Also this light charges really quick I've had it die on me and I put it to charge in its case and about 30 to 45mins later I took it out and clipped it to my hat to continue my work and it lasted a pretty long time. I'm happy with this product and I recommend everyone who works at night or does anything at night to purchase one of these. Thank you guys for making the most perfect light there is

I was looking to replace an old Snap-On flashlight I had been carrying around for a few years now. I found this product through Amazon and did a little bit of research and thought I'd try it out. First impression were amazing! The feel quality and light being produced from this little guy is phenomenal! I'm giving this flashlight a 4 out of 5 star rating because of a few reasons. Reason 1.) When I first unboxed the light, there was 4 small cracks showing on the lense. This didn't affect the performance of the light, but in any event I were to drop it in water or coolant, I fear that it would leak through the lense if it cracks more over time. Reason 2.) The size threw me off (this was my fault, I didn't think to check how small it actually was). For an EDC light, I would like the light to be long enough to have a good grip on my hands while working on cars, motorcycle, or projects in darker areas. But with this little light, I feel like I would drop it very easily. But I will point out, the clip on the light did work very good on a ball cap as a headlamp. Reason 3.) Being a mechanic and machinist who lives in a rust belt state. I was also concerned about getting small metal and rust flakes stuck on the magnet and having to clean it off every time I charge it in the included portable charging dock. I'm sure you could clean it off every time to the best of your ability, but it seems like it would be more of a hassle than just plugging it in with a USB-C that has a dust cover. I haven't used it long enough to really see what happens, but I would not recommend using this flashlight if you were going to stick it under a rusty car or weld and grind metal. Overall, the Baton 4 premium with the portable charging dock is an amazing light for EDC and camping. I will be returning mine only because of the cracks on the lense, but I will consider getting another one of I can use the larger Baton 3 Pro Max in the same charging dock as the Baton 4 Premium.

This little flashlight packs, a punch, the baton 4 is very bright It’s very light. The button is easy to use and adjust. I like that. They have limited edition versions and it’s got a magnet on the bottom so you can use it while working on vehicles or sticking it to anything metal really I will definitely be buying more of these. Its got a crazy grip on it. If you drop this thing then you got Butterfingers it comes with a clip and a portable charger. They can charge it up to five times the charger can also charge the baton 3, s1r II, Perun mini, perun 2 mini, and the perun 3 mini.