A clip-on light that points where you look and charges by USB-C
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- dog walkers, campers, anyone working under a sink or in an engine bay, and people who want a headlamp that does not require wearing a headlamp
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- At roughly 63 dollars it costs more than several decent headlamps, and you are paying for the form factor rather than raw output
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The OLIGHT Oclip 2 Ultra is a rechargeable clip light with a rotating head and a magnetic base, sized to ride on a hat brim, a shirt pocket, a backpack strap or a car visor. The head swivels so the beam points where you need it rather than wherever the clip landed, and it runs both a white flood beam for close work and a red mode that preserves night vision. It charges over USB-C, so it takes the same cable as a phone, and the magnet lets it stick to a car hood, a tool box or an engine bay for hands-free work. Best fit: dog walkers, campers, anyone working under a sink or in an engine bay, and people who want a headlamp that does not require wearing a headlamp.
Pros
- Rotating head aims the beam independently of where the clip is attached
- Magnetic base sticks to a hood, panel or tool box for hands-free work
- Red mode preserves night vision for camping and early starts
- Charges over USB-C, so it uses the cable you already carry
Cons
- At roughly 63 dollars it costs more than several decent headlamps, and you are paying for the form factor rather than raw output
Frequently asked questions
Is the clip strong enough for a hat brim?
Yes, the clip is designed to grip a cap brim, pocket edge or backpack strap. It does add noticeable weight to one side of a soft hat brim, which some people find tips a floppy hat.
How long does a charge last?
Runtime depends heavily on which mode you use. The lowest setting runs for many hours; the highest output steps down after a few minutes to manage heat, which is normal for lights this size.
Can I charge it with a regular phone charger?
Yes, it uses USB-C and charges from any standard USB power source.
Is it waterproof enough for rain?
It is rated for water resistance that covers rain and splashing. It is not intended for submersion.







