Olight has just announced some new lights set to be released just ahead of the NRA Annual Meetings and Exhibits (where they hold a booth annually). The company has made some great strides in overall popularity in the US Firearms market, with the Osight being one of the most successful releases from the company in recent memory, and the adoption of their weapon lights becoming a more common sight. For 2026, Olight is announcing an extension to two of their already popular handled flashlight lines, with a new stylish variant of the ArkPro Ultra ultra-slim flashlight/laser combo, as well as an upgraded and cooler-running variant of the highly popular Baton series in the form of the new Baton 4 Pro and Baton Ultra. Full details on both are below.

You can read my previous review of the Olight Baton SRII here.

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ArkPro / ArkPro Ultra

• 4 Lights, 7 Configurations: Switch seamlessly between Pure Flood, Spotlight, and UV using the intuitive rotary selector. The green laser operates separately or together with the other three lights, giving you seven total lighting configurations.
• Pure Flood: Wide, soft, and seamless beam for everyday use—no glare, no boundaries.
• Spotlight: Focused and powerful to see farther and clearer.
• UV Light: Reveals stains, leaks, and glowing effects with low or high-power modes. A built-in filter precisely removes other wavelengths for a purer fluorescent effect.
• Green Laser: Bright, precise dot for pointing, highlighting, or playing with pets. Includes both low and high modes. Use separately or together with any of the three light sources.
• Olight’s Self-Developed LED: The ElP 1 creates an expansive, crystal-clear beam that is evenly distributed. It offers a vast view of your surroundings while being more efficient than the competition.
• Olight’s Superalloy: Made from Olight’s durable O-aluminum, the ArkPro Ultra defies scratches, resists breaking, and shrugs off dents. Your flashlight stays sharp and clean after drops, wear, or heavy outdoor use.
• The ArkBeat: At the core of the ArkPro Ultra lies its heart: a glowing symbol that briefly pulses when the light is activated, slowly changing colors over time. It symbolizes a growing connection between you and your gear.

Baton 4 Pro & Baton Ultra

• Bright Beyond Its Size: These all-new compact cylindrical lights deliver an exceptional balance of portability, runtime, and power. The Baton 4 Pro’s intermediate beam pattern is suitable for work and everyday tasks, while the Baton Ultra’s higher beam intensity makes it ideal for longer-range outdoor use.
• Made to Move: Perfectly sized for your hand and easily pocketable, it goes wherever you go.
• Dual Switches for Instant Control: The side switch accesses five brightness levels for daily use, while the new textured tail switch enables quick access to High and Turbo. The tail switch also supports momentary-on for quick checks or sudden situations.
• Secure Anti-Slip Grip: The new knurling pattern, combining both shallow grooves and deep indentations, offers a secure grip and a premium tactile feel.
• Dual Charging Convenience: Magnetic MCC charging makes powering up at home effortless, while the hidden USB-C port allows fast, universal charging wherever you go.
• Hidden USB-C Charging Port: The finely textured tailcap ring rotates smoothly to reveal or conceal the USB-C port, settling neatly into place at either end.
• Status at a Glance: Laser micro-perforated brightness and battery indicators, plus a new lockout icon, communicate the state of your light instantly.
• A Small Light That Lasts: Powered by a 3,500 mAh 18650 battery, the compact light delivers dependable runtimes without frequent recharging, running up to 100 days in Moonlight mode.

Olight’s latest lineup continues its focus on affordable, practical, and daily user-driven design. The ArkPro Ultra Limited Edition adds a textured, hard-anodized finish and refined styling to an already versatile multi-light platform, retailing around $150. Joining it are the Baton 4 Pro (approx. $110) and Baton Ultra (around $130), compact EDC lights, both of which offer up to 1,800 lumens, improved efficiency with the EIP 1 LED, and enhanced thermal control for extended use (which was my biggest complaint from the previous versions of the Baton series). Dual charging options and ergonomic controls round out the extensive list of updates for the baton, which I think makes it a pretty newsworthy update for one of Olight’s oldest product lines. For those interested in future releases and updates, follow Olight on  Instagram, Facebook, or visit their official website.