L'Antre Du Dingo reviewed Olight's red dot sights, the Osight S and Osight X. The Osight S features an enclosed aspherical lens, IPX7 waterproof rating, magnetic charging with dual battery displays, durable OAL housing, RMSc footprint, and switchable 2 MOA dot/32 MOA circle reticles. The Osight X offers similar magnetic charging, OAL housing comparable to 7075 aluminum, a multi-coated lens, 407c/507c footprint, and versatile 3 MOA dot, 32 MOA circle, or combined reticle options.

Is the Olight Osight X an improvement over the first generation Osight? Desk Pop got this video if the company has fixed the issues with  this version... "Olight has rebranded an entire company around the Osight line, but did they actually fix the issues with the original model? In this review, I put the Osight X to the test to see if it’s truly improved or just a new name on the same old problems. I’ll cover build quality, accuracy, battery life, and overall performance.

That's what the Tactical Performance Center wants to find out in this video...

Moondog finally gets to lay his hands on the first optic offering from Olight, the Osight... "The OSight is unusual among micro-reflex sights for having an oversized lens window and for being powered by an internal rechargeable battery. Moreover, it is unique in that its lens cover is also its charger and a mini-powerbank capable of recharging the OSight up to 4 times without being plugged into a USB-C cable. Fully charged the unit can run for up to 70,000 hours on low brightness which is impressive."

Learn more about the Olight Oclip Pro in this video. Equipped with a 500 lumen white floodlight, a 120-meter range spot light, and a red light with 40/4 lumen options, it offers a wide range of lighting solutions for various situations. The intuitive side selector allows you to easily switch between these lighting modes, making it a practical choice for both indoor and outdoor activities.

Timerzanov Airsoft gets to try the recently released Olight Osight... "Hello everyone! Today I offer you a video on the presentation and testing of the OSIGHT, the very first Red Dot from the OLIGHT brand! A Red Dot type RMR which has the particularity of recharging magnetically via its protective cover. It is designed for recreational shooting but is it a good product for airsoft use? Well, sit down and we will find out in this video!
Enjoy the video everyone!

After listening to user feedback, Olight released two rail mount adapters for their first optic offering, the Osight. The first one is the RMA-OSP157 which is a also a riser so it can be used to work with magnifiers. The other one is the RMA-OSP159 which is the standard mount for Picatinny rails.

A very quick video by Olight presenting their Baton Turbo. The Baton Turbo, measuring just finger-length, packs a powerful 65,025 Candela beam that reaches 510 meters and illuminates with 1,000 lumens, making it ideal for outdoor activities like camping, hiking, and caving. Powered by a rechargeable 18350 battery (included) or swappable CR123A batteries, the Baton Turbo features a safety switch and an intuitive dashboard that clearly shows brightness levels and power status.

Timerzanov Airsoft takes a break from reviewing airsoft guns and turns his attention to lighting solutions such as the Olight PL Mini Valkryie... "Hello everyone! Today I offer you a lamp test, this is the unboxing and test of the Olight PL Mini 3 Valkyrie. A tactical lamp that can be fixed on a picatinny rail of a replica handgun for perfectly tactical use with a quick battery change system. I invite you to discover the performance of this lamp in my presentation video!