TaktOpAirsoft talks about his new favourite pistol light, the Olight PLX pistol flashlight, provided by the manufacturer for an honest assessment. He compares it to their trusty older companion, the Olight Valkyrie PL3, which has lived on their Glock for years. Right out of the box, the new model wins points by switching to a standard USB-C charging port.

6mm Badger introduces the Olight PL-X, a pistol light designed for those who enjoy attaching illumination to their sidearms. This unboxing reveals a device that fits into the tactical category without being bulky. The presenter notes that the light arrives with a level of secrecy usually reserved for covert operations, though the primary goal is simply to see how it illuminates a room before it officially hits the market.

Here is what 2Wild Guns says about the Osight X from Olight after using it for a year to determine how it holds up to regular use. Built with an RMR footprint, this red dot moves away from the tradition of hunting for coin cells by using an internal rechargeable battery instead. The device features a wide viewing window and a reticle that switches between a dot and a circle, though the reviewer spent twelve months making sure it actually worked before finally getting around to sharing his thoughts.

Tactopia Airsoft gets to unbox and share his initial impressions of the Olight PL3S... "In today’s video, I’m unboxing the brand-new Olight PL3-S and checking out how it performs for airsoft use! Whether you’re looking for a compact, reliable pistol light for your sidearm or just curious about the latest Olight gear, this one’s worth a look.

It's was ment to be the PL3 Turbo but mistakes where made

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6mm Badger shares what he thinks of the Olight ODIN GL M which he reviewed in November 2025... "Olight reached out and sent me the ODIN GL M, their tactical rifle light + green laser combo — and after unboxing and testing it, I’m seriously impressed. I’ve personally purchased several Olight products in the past for my custom builds, so I already knew the quality would be good… but this one still surprised me.

Target-1 give their take of the Osigh X Smart Dot Sight from Olight. This is an upgraded "smart" dot sight suitable for both airsoft and real firearms. They emphasize its premium build and large lens, which makes it easy for users to quickly acquire targets. Compared to the previous version, this model features significantly improved lens clarity and lower distortion, providing a much more natural field of view during use.

Stupid Airsoft takes a break from Action Army gas blowbacks to looking at a lighting solution, reviewing the Olight PL-Mini Valkyrie 2.  He notes the light's small size, magnetic charging, 600-lumen output, and 100-meter throw distance. Key features include a rock-solid, tool-less mounting system and simple push-down levers for activation, which offer both momentary and constant-on functions.

Another Olight product from the Osight series reviewed by Timerzanov Airsoft designed to work with RMR-ready handguns... "Hello everyone! Today I'm offering you a video presentation and review of the OSIGHT K, one of the newest RMR models offered by Olight. It's a more compact, more affordable version with an open window and a unique 6 MOA red dot. So, how does this new version compare? Sit back and enjoy!

TK Hero does durability test of the OSIGHT-C dot sight. After receiving explicit and rare permission from the manufacturer, he decided to perform a "forbidden" test: directly shooting the optic's lens with BB rounds to check its strength.

L'Antre Du Dingo reviews the Osight C, a new red dot sight from Olight constructed from rugged 7075 aluminum with an IPX6 waterproof rating. It features a versatile reticle system that allows users to switch between a 3 MOA dot, a 32 MOA circle, or a combination of both.