Hybrid Tactical Light Showdown! | Olight Warrior X 4 v.s. Nitecore P23i

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    0:26 - Comparing Build Quality
    5:12 - Comparing The Specs!
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Komentáře • 13

  • @danielled5207
    @danielled5207 Před 4 měsíci +4

    This Olight is heavy....the nite is the perfect edc tactical flashlight

  • @teamgmotorsports
    @teamgmotorsports Před 4 měsíci +2

    Olight is the clear winner! That’s what I will be buying to upgrade from my Warrior pro x;)

  • @TopDog8762
    @TopDog8762 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Reasonable points brought up for each light. Great video.

  • @Haidar-313
    @Haidar-313 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Hi my friend I want to ask you: Does the battery charge level affect the brightness of the flashlight? Does the brightness decrease if the battery is not fully charged?

    • @LonghornTactical
      @LonghornTactical  Před 5 měsíci +2

      Not per se, you will lose access to its higher modes as the battery decreases but usually, that's whenever its below around 15% from my experience

    • @Haidar-313
      @Haidar-313 Před 5 měsíci +1

      @@LonghornTactical I don't know, I feel that the amount of lighting decreases even if the charge level is higher than 50%. With the p20ix, the light appears dim and yellowish.

    • @kurogana01
      @kurogana01 Před 5 měsíci

      @@Haidar-313 yours must be broken, I have the p20ix daily driver for 1 year aprox, it does turbo even with 10% battery, i keep the p20ix only because of it. Returned last month a warrior 3s because its advertised as 2300 lumens, but it does 2300 lumens ONLY from 100% to 85%, so its a lie, below 85%, or yet full battery, it only delivers 800lumens, it does not deliver 2300 lumens anymore, not even for 5sec, after 5 min of use, it becames a bulky and heavy ordinary 800 lumen junk. So you pay a premium price for an 800 lumen 180meter throw, ridiculous, 20 dollars flashlight packed with a 120 dolars price tag... On the other hand, the p20ix, does all the lumens it advertises on any battery level, so you get what you payed for

  • @juancpt
    @juancpt Před 5 dny

    Olight Warrior X4 a workhorse and the winner, no comparison.

  • @nickmartin8495
    @nickmartin8495 Před 2 měsíci +1

    Nitecore wins.. you can set it to tactical mode.. this way it always goes to instant turbo or strobe.

    • @sentinelfox6937
      @sentinelfox6937 Před měsícem +1

      .. u can set the olight to tac so its always tac ....im worried it lock out or change a thing with the way the nitecore is done