The Olight blew the other baton-style lights out of the water when it came to high-level output and consistency. Over the course of an hour, its output — which already started higher than most of the low-end and mid-level lights — barely budged. Its small body is lightweight and sturdy. The designers creatively packed a slew of features into the single-button interface: low, medium and high power settings; a low-level firefly-type mode and a super-bright turbo mode; a strobe effect; timers; and a lock to keep the light from accidentally turning on and draining its battery.