OLIGHTArkfeld Pro Class1 1300 Lumens Rechargeable EDC Torch with UV LED, Green Beam and White Light, Anti-Slip Grip, Super-Thin Build Flat with Two-Way Pocket Clip for Outdoors, Emergency (OD Green)

The Olight Arkfeld Pro is a solid little torch with three lighting modes—regular torch, laser, and UV light. The main torch is seriously bright (around 1,500 lumens), typical of Olight’s quality. The laser? Not the most powerful, but decent for presentations or just messing around. The UV light, though—wow. Great for spotting stains in the bathroom, though you might regret knowing just how much you need to clean.Build quality is excellent, battery life is solid, and it’s lightweight enough to carry in your pocket without noticing. If you want a versatile, well-made torch, this one’s a winner.

Bright, functional, versatile. Build quality is good. Ergonomic, a joy to use battery life seems good. From the feel of it I think it's durability will be good. I love mine.

I'm a big fan of Olight torches, and when this one came up £30 off in the Spring Sale I jumped at the chance. Yes £70 is a lot to pay for a torch, but Olight torches are built to last and are a premium product.Torch doesn't disappoint, three types of beam, standard white light, UV and a laser pointer. This makes it ideal for my tutoring role.You can tell the quality just from the box, very sturdy and well presentedCharging is via Olight USB proprietary magnetic charger (included) , which may be a downside if you don't have other Olight products.Laser complies to EU/UK regulations so it's not quite as bright as the US version. But it's more than adequate.Charge seems to last several weeks with general use, water and drop resistant.

Priced at a substantial £99 you do get three-in-one functionality of a multi-brightness torch, laser pointer and UV light. The UV may be less useful unless you make a point of inspecting hotel toilets or the sheets in Airbnb's; I use it to charge-up the lume on watches.Fit and finish is excellent as you'd expect at this price with no sharp edges on the case or clip; I went for the metallic burnt orange finish which looks really good. The flattened body has serrations milled into the side so you get a good grip.Switching modes is simple with the dial, changing the light output does mean learning the timing of multiple key presses but you get the hang of these quite quickly. The torch's 'Turbo' mode will run for a maximum of 4-minutes during which the metal case gets noticeably warm.Charging uses the OLIGHT magnetic 'puck' with a USB-A plug which can charge at up to 1A. The downside is if you forget to pack that lead, then you won't be able to recharge the torch. NB I found that the leads from other OLIGHT torches work fine. Also, you can 'lock' the torch to avoid inadvertent activation while in a backpack.For £99, I feel OLIGHT should have included a fabric carry-pouch for torch and lead into the box, definitely penny-pinching there.All in all, recommended as an EDC carry IF you can make use of the triple-functions and if you have other OLIGHT devices and have charging leads in the home, car etc.

Brilliant he’s delighted with it love the uv light

Broke easily, and the magnetic charger sytem is not reliable and never charges the torch. D not waste yiour money with Olight products.

I have several lights by Olight and am a big fan of them. This light is no exception it’s well built and study. Operation is straightforward via the dial tour light selector. Would totally recommend this light

good torch rugged however mine failed, button stuck