Is this the future of Power? Olight CES 2025 Launch Event!!!

[@olightworld]

🎊Congrats to these 5 winners of Olight CES 2025 Launch Event! And for those who didn't win, don't be discouraged! Keep following our channel for more chances to win exciting giveaways! Please winners send your name, address, email, and phone number as well as channel screenshot to us: [e-mail]! NOTE: In order for customers to experience the highest quality Ostation X, prizes will be shipped to winners in February when the Ostation X is available. 1. Marcus Pellerin (@marcuspellerin1144) 2. HumanSans2500 (@HumanSans-qs3kd) 3. Paula Hoffman (@paulahoffman9115) 4. Zachariah Detwiler (@ZachariahDetwiler) 5. Robert Rice (@robertrice5814)

[@kenholmes7999]

Are you going to do the right thing and include me as a winner since you already had announced me as a winner days ago? Only to delete your own comments from this video that announced it. What gives @olightworld?

[@RENEGADEPETIE]

Congratulations to The winners !!!

[@Rfx372]

Nice, now make a bay charger for the proprietary OLight cells.

[@jamesfroman107]

I have been an Olight fanatic since purchasing their first flashlights available and I have to say this company is outstanding! Totally revolutionized lighting instruments and has had made my day to day life a lot easier as well! Especially living in a pretty dark and not to well lit area, their products have really made a difference in my life and they make some pretty awesome stuff.

[@MrSinghNewYorkCity]

So many times I forget my house keys when I go out but never forget to take Olight with me 😊. Nothing but so much love to Olight. I’ve been member since Dec 2022 and got hooked to this community. Love spending time with all on FB community. Even though I post very less there but I’ve got almost 12-13 of their flashlights & love each and everyone of them. Olight have different lighting options for different Needs. I have so much to say about this company that I can go on and on but I’ll end it here saying I Love Olight.

[@rapple2814]

Interesting. Will have to look into it but when it was initially announced, I was hoping for an all in one that could sort and charge different battery types in one unit.

[@IndianaDipper194]

that would be extremely complicated and expensive? why not just have an 18650/21700 version?

[@InDepthProductions-17]

I really wish there was one for 18650 batteries. For $120 would be nice for one unit to do both AA and AAA maybe have a bin for small extra cost of $20 (see through portions) to store the completed AA vs AAA or one divided storage bin where the Ai would drop AAA into one divided side and AA into another divided side of the storage bin. But I would buy right now one that did 18650 batteries since I all my recharging batteries are these that I have right now. Olight thank you for creating another eco-friendly machine.

[@teamvigod]

Need one of these for rechargeable Li-Ion AA and AAA batteries and its a mega home run. I stopped using Ni-Mh batteries for most of my remotes and other things because they just required replacement too often. I have about 50 AA and AAA Ni-Mh batteries sitting in my cabinet now and keep going to my disposable Li-Ion AA/AAA's because they last what seems like 2x longer. All Olight needs to do is adapt the charger design to also handle Li-Ion charging/detecting

[@FallenLeafOutdoors]

GOSH I could put this out at the Fire Station for all the guys to use in their lights and gadgets.Goodluck everyone and THANK YOU OLIGHT FOR THE AMAZING CHANCE at this amazing technological innovation you have created.

[@Storm01879]

Looks cool! My family room window shade motors use 24 AA batteries and we have to change them about 4 times per year. This is going to be a big win for me!

[@PennStateCivic]

Can't wait to see if I'm a lucky winner! These 10 days are brutal! 😂

[@chuckpeters1]

You've successfully created a product to solve a problem that just doesn't exist. Nobody needs a $120 AA battery charger.

[@bobone866]

If I'm not mistaken. It's been made before but the alkaline batteries would leak

[@Brokagainracing]

Did you not hear how serious a problem this is.

[@GerstBladeworks]

The price is a bit high but the polluting alone is a gigantic problem. If everyone could set aside money to buy something like this it would help the Earth and the sustainability of precious resources

[@TheMagicalSock]

If you go through a lot of alkaline batteries, this could make sense for a lot of households. It’s just that most households don’t use a lot of AAA and AA cells anymore.

[@Brokagainracing]

@olightworld2 says olightworld"2" Next your going to ask for our mother's maiden name and first pet's name to claim it.

[@justinhawkes3899]

The ability to just drop the batteries in and go is amazing! I have 2 children who have an endless amount of battery powered devices this will be extremely helpful with. Just grab and go. Specially on birthdays and Christmas when you always seem to run out.

[@duckmanmark]

I have been waiting for this ever since I saw the crowdfunding info, which had already closed when I saw it. I have a perfect application for the use of this product and cannot wait to install it and show it to the users. They will be blown away with the ease of use and access to fresh batteries. We will be able to clear the clutter of a whole table that has half a dozen chargers, cords and general mess. My order is coming in February.

[@paulahoffman9115]

I am super impressed! The Ostation X is exactly what my family needs. My three children use batteries all day, every day. This will surely be a money saver for my household!

[@Qweasdzxc-q1i]

It will be a game changer for managing and charging batteries. My only hope is that in the near future, there will be an all-in-one device that can charge and organize AA and AAA batteries together.

[@jasonskalicky548]

I use the aaa to aa adapters in mine and works perfectly

[@chrisjames7015]

What a superb idea Olight. Simple and efficient.

[@jonathantrevino2663]

I would love to get my hands on one of the first three in one battery charger. This would make my life easier and more organized to use. Love your products

[@e4tmonkieshyt]

they need to work on getting these to charge lithium batteries. and reduce the noise when the batteries drop out after charging is complete

[@sonicpopospeedpig7806]

LOVE IT, I go through hundreds of batteries all the time!!! THANKS FOLKS

[@helenjones8230]

What a fantastic idea Olight! Every home should have one!

[@jesseeliza2266]

Great!!! Not a bad price at all, and we won’t have to wait long to get this amazing product!!!. Thanks so much Olight!

[@tcb1012]

Love Olight and longtime Fan.... Looking very much forward to trying the exceptional "Ostation X" Drop. Charge. GO !!!

[@Elbori7]

Wow! Very revolutionary product everybody needs in our lives. Thanks for always continuing innovating.

[@nicholasscurti8001]

You guys just keep hitting it out of the park. We have numerous chargers in our home; one dedicated to charging the remote for our TV, amplifier, & faux candles. I have some for travel & other items. Your new products would keep the batteries in one place & charged. However, I'm not quite clear if it will charge all types of rechargeable batteries, including lithium. Thanks for all you do.

[@32FluidOz]

I grew up in the 80s and we had a few rechargeable batteries and charges. I do not recall if they were NiMH or NiCd. We may have gotten them solely for a RC Truck I had, but eventually the batteries reached the end of their lives and our pursuit of rechargeable batteries ceased. Fast forward to the 2023-ish and I thought, ya know, battery technology in general has improved so much and I know many people who have rechargeables that perhaps it's time for me to look into it again. I just became an O-Fan in December 2024 and so far I am highly impressed with the company, the products, and customer service. I'm surely going to look into the Ostation-X! Thank you, Olight.

[@EmeryJude]

Had to be NICD back then. Got my first NIMH pack for RC early 2000s then LiPo shortly after. My old RC10 only ran for 5min LOL

[@Philscbx]

It's Wonderfull to finally see a battery charger with drop in feature that doesn't care how it entered, where easily a five year old can take charge of his prized devices. At seventy, I'm a huge user of Rechargeable Batteries for over twenty five years. And sure enough, Grandpa is always coming to the rescue of a dead device crisis babysitting. With this OstationX Charger, simply dispensing ready to use batteries, I'll never have to grab battery checker, to verify and sort the stack. WOw, that's Huge. Cheers to the Crew.

[@TomGiovenco]

Well Well Well, as a long time Olight customer/fan, I could honestly say, "WELL DONE". I look forward to using this product for my every needs. Keep up the good work team. Proud customer!

[@Intoxacajun]

Good job Olight! Keep pushing the envelope. Have quite a few Olight products and can say they have changed the flashlight industry and brought quality to everyone at a good price. Keep up the good work!

[@sirtrance]

This is exciting! A game changer!

[@BKBerger]

This was amazing to see when previewed in Las Vegas. Innovative and will bring Olight to a new level.

[@dustinadkins3833]

Thank you Olight for another awesome product 👍 ☺️. I could definitely make good use of this product. It could definitely help me and my family with storm preparation. I live in a hurricane and tornado prone state and having a bunch of rechargeable batteries on standby ready to go in case of an emergency at all times would be amazing. I always keep AA lanterns and flashlights around because it is easier to find AA batteries. But it's not always so easy to find any battery during a natural disaster due to them being sold out. This would alleviate not having to deal with battery shortages at the stores during those natural disasters which would be a huge plus. That added peace of mind makes this product a home run for me! ☺️ thank you Olight for a chance of an amazing giveaway of the new OstationX 🔋🙂

[@haroldnoe868]

This is fabulous! I've got to have one! But also, you need a charger station, like the 4-port charging station you have, I've got one and love it, but a smaller 2 port station would be great! Congratulations you are rocking the world with your technology!

[@danielbrabaw6904]

You sold me on this product, I was not that excited about it but still being a supporter of olight I watched the video and you have changed my prospective on this new product!

[@michaelweaver4680]

I have tried rechargeable battery stations before. I never was impressed. I hope that this one is as good as your other products which have impressed me. Good luck with its introduction.

[@Kelmorcellus]

Im interested in doing a Leave a Battery, Take a Battery type of community sidewalk station, one for each AA and AAA. Its risky but i have a few solid security ideas. As well, Id have to find someone to 3d print a modified drop arm for releasing batteries to replace the existing one. My favorite security idea is convincing our new Municipal police station who is next to a accessible sidewalk to host it. Or now that i think of it, at my local supermarket and a seperate module to donate to one of our local charities. Honestly if Olight sold a modified community leave a book, take a book booth but for batteries or hosted a design contest, this could make waves. Would need solar and a robust built in security system. Alternatively, this system would work amazing as a standalone vending machine.

[@babyblues197669]

Wow! Not a bad price at all, and we won’t have to wait long to get it. Thanks Olight! ❤

[@3dwag]

Impressed by the progress y'all made...ready and rarin' to go get one of these AA units, and likely a AAA unit when it becomes available.

[@wyked_079]

Another great product from Olight! Love your products and customer support. Thank you.

[@tcinso.cal.9766]

Always nice to have new products, but I was hoping for a charger that could charge both customized and non customized OL batts.

[@HimitsuYama]

Very nice, but admittedly was hoping for something that would also charge Olight’s proprietary batteries (e.g., 18350) without requiring that they be installed in a flashlight.

[@jameshenderson1598]

18350 isint abnormal. 18,35,0. 18mm across. 35mm tall and 0 indicates cell type 0 being a round cell. Its an "18650" 3cm shorter. Go grab a nightcore digicharger D4. All digital. Smart board. Automatic. And pretty damn universal for size AND chemistry. Or grab something more hands on like an Xtar VP4

[@HimitsuYama]

@ The size of course isn’t “abnormal”. You need to take a moment, look at Olight’s 18350, and you’ll understand what I’m talking about. But I in fact have a Nitecore Digicharger D4, tried it, and found that it in fact charges the Olight 18350 even though the positive contact is entirely encircled and recessed within protective plastic. The charger’s positive side protrudes just enough to pass by the protective plastic. Thank you!

[@maustin01]

Love the sustainability angle! I can see it paying for itself within a year at our tech heavy household.

[@robertrice5814]

Excellent! This is a solution I have been looking for as we go through many batteries. We have a display in the front room with many puck lights and have wanted to replace the batteries with rechargeable batteries but having used rechargeable batteries in the pas for outside lights keeping them recharged was a hassle. While the initial expense is a little higher than I would like it looks like a great idea especially the automatic detection of bad batteries!

[@Tron2pointOh]

Looks really cool! Love everything Olight!!!!

[@HumanSans-qs3kd]

I find this to be greatly interesting. I hope in the future that Olight would be willing to consider making other versions of the OstationX for other kinds of batteries. I feel like that has to be the next step in order to truly make things more sustainable.

[@donhoughjr4388]

You're absolutely right i use rechargable batteries and it is a hassle to deal with the old set ups

[@carrottop3454]

I’m hooked. I’ll be getting one for sure. Winner winner chicken dinner would be great too.

[@brandonbishop7932]

Love olight!!! Have a ton of Olight products!!! Never had any issues after years and years of use

[@angelcolonfernandez9022]

I'm one of the first customers you guys have, since the beginning I always believe in your products. This one is gonna be a home run 😊

[@MrMnmn911]

Olight. You guys just never cease to amaze me. Kudos!

[@dhjax8553]

Love it! This thing is awesome. Would love to see an 18650 version too!!!!! But I’m sold as we use a lot of AA batteries in cameras and remotes!

[@bobelot6302]

Awesome product! Go Olight!

[@justforfuzz]

Super cool product! I can sell my blister packs of Duracell's and almost pay for ½ of this! ❤🎉

[@asgharkhan1854]

Looks good. I'm looking forward to this. Hopefully, we can save the planet a little more by charging the batteries that we normally throw away. Nice one, Olight

[@ricbrady]

Another quality innovative product!! Love it! Also, you certainly picked my favorite color “amber”!

[@tomesdut]

Seems a good idea.... but... I'd be concerned about: hang-ups and jams in the races, over-sensitivity to cells needing to be refreshed, focus on NiMH - that is, likely inability to charge newer tech cells such as 1.5v LithIon, or even 14505 LithIon 2.4v or 3.7v cells. I'd agree that a AA or AAA "hungry" household or business would keep the cells rolling through, but some households would find the ready tray idle for perhaps months, putting emphasis on very low self-discharge characteristics of the cells used. For that price point, I'd have strived for two additional (and difficult) features: 1. More than 4 charging bays - 6 recommended, since most uses range from 1 to 6 cells, often in 2's, 3's, and 4's; and 2. Handling BOTH AA and AAA cells in the input race and (likely separate) charging bays and output races. Of course, more mechanical complexity and less profitability, but such a charging machine would be much more appealing to households.

[@dannygreene2414]

Great looking charger. I like that I detects the over drawing over power. Don’t have to concerned about a unit melt down..

[@PatriciaPartin-up6oe]

Great job Nelson and Olight I would love to own one I go through a lot of batteries and this would make a big difference. I would never have to worry about disposing my batteries again

[@vettespace]

Looks interesting! I can see where this could be beneficial to lots of folks! Thanks!

[@srmok777]

This is something I didn’t even know I needed!! Love it!!

[@kamilatl]

Now you get to pay $120 for a charger for 1 type of battery. 🤣

[@srmok777]

@ works for me. My kids burn through AA batteries like crazy. This will save me money in the long run as getting them to actually recharge batteries is like pulling teeth. So we burn through 48 pack alkalines quickly.

[@ghenry1074]

I love Olight products. This will be a game changer for me. Batteries will always be charged and ready to go

[@mintac3672]

Holy cow!! What an awesome product with positive impact on the environment. Awesome that it will connect to the app!

[@bruce3859]

That looks pretty promising to saving money on the most used batteries in our home. Looking forward to seeing them on the Olight store. Olight leading the way in tech development and lighting tools.

[@tyrob12]

This is awesome! Can't wait for this to be sold online.

[@grantroper2511]

I like the idea of being able to charge AAA batteries seamlessly. I'll be getting the AAA version when it goes on sale. I would like to see one for 18650 or 21700 batteries too. I'm not sure if it is in the making, but lots of people would want one, especially in the vaping community. Good luck to everyone for the GAW!

[@kimbowden7018]

Ordered several flashlights for Christmas amazing how bright they are! Would love this battery charger box!

[@brucelaliberte]

Wow - this is an amazing device! Congrats on the CES award. I’ll be a buyer in Feb when it becomes available for sale. Well done!

[@brucelaliberte]

@ That’s so amazing! Can’t wait till the official announcement on Jan 17!

[@xKirandax]

This truly is one of the most innovative product in recent years.

[@glockguy4127]

So how many battery's can it hold in the waiting to charge station? In Search and Rescue we use a lot of batteries for lights, radio's, GPS's and marking strobes. This could be the biggest help for your local Search and Rescue Volunteers. Thats what most of the folks are. For those of you that can afford a small donation to help others, give your local S&R coordinator and ask if a donation of an Olight CES would be helpful! Thank You Olight for making great gear and leading the way of technological advancement. Happy 2025 to all my fellow Olight fan's.

[@Toni-St007]

Congratulations 🤝🏻 😌 Olight on another great product 😍 Everyone need to have one Ostation X charger in their homes. Wish you all good luck 🤞🏻 and all the best ☺️ in 2025. 🍾 🥂

[@sx20Ramar]

Olight rocks the light world! Good product at a good price. But most of the lights I have bought from you use a built in battery, or use a higher output battery, like the 18650 or 21700. 😊

[@carlbrickey2102]

The Ostation X looks like an amazing product! Very innovative and well-designed! 🙂👍👍

[@kzoodan2603]

Looks like a very interesting device! I definitely appreciate the streamlined charging and storage aspect. Keeps it simple for me. Cheers!

[@clemansky3320]

Very nice! I love (and miss,) the universal NiMH/Li-Ion magnetic USB charger you used to sell so I have high hopes for this

[@realplatinum]

I am one of the Kickstarters and have been very happy with my AA version. I'm excited to receive my AAA version. The olight batteries have been performing like my eneloop rechargeables. Hopefully, they will perform as well over time. The AA are performing well in the cold weather as well. Well worth the investment.

[@GodPK30]

Looks very high quality charger and battery compartment. Will buy it when available. Missed the early event on crowd funding.

[@TheMadComputerScientist1787]

This looks really well done. Great job!

[@sherrirusch5193]

Thank you for developing a battery charger that can transform productivity at home and work plus it’s good for the environment

[@jeffboeder3556]

Very interesting concept. Should make using rechargeable batteries easier. Look forward to the launch of sales.

[@lastbesttool]

Such a simple idea but so complex to create. Now that the explorer has arrived, watch for all the pioneers who will follow. And then this tech will not only be mainstream, but expected.

[@andresarellano86]

Awesome, i just recently heard about the company last year in November. Bought my first flash light in December. Love the mini marauder OD Green of coarse. Cant wait to order my AA and get the AAA in February.

[@nichhahn1013]

I don't know about this charger but I can vouch for their flashlights. I have 6 of them. And they are epically good. I live out the country and I'm out at night quite often So some of them get used every day and Let's just say I am not easy on them. I have a Baton 3 for me and one for my dog. Which might sound silly, but she's old and I can't have her falling off a cliff. So it's very important to me that I have reliable source of light and when I first moved out here I bought a lot of flashlights and the only one's that managed to survive my harsh treatment and repetitive use has been the Olights. As long as they keep making them insanely bright and tough. They've got a lifelong customer for me.

[@Batmaan1981]

Definitely going to get one. I highly recommend Olight products. Top quality.

[@SpcPanda]

Awesome tech! Keep up the great work olight team!!!!

[@NaC-jp7hc]

Great work. Can see this being very handy. Good luck to everyone

[@brandonpsmith]

This is really impressive. Great job Nelson and Olight team!

[@russellhaddox4995]

Looks like another great product from Olight. Love my Olight products.

[@aplusmhs]

What a great idea! I can't wait to check it out in person!

[@jaspercats]

This would save a lot of money in the long run with kids games and all the wife’s holiday light up stuff, another great product Olight thanks for the chance to win.

[@Hkcal74]

Fantastic product it that's no just recharge batteries, but also check for bad batteries and separate it. 😀

[@chadrobertson217]

I use AA's in my business all the time, this would be super handy to integrate into my workflow.

[@JohnJones-yi8zx]

This is a really good creation. Love Olight!

[@walternieuwenhout4591]

I see having these in my office and at home. My employees and kids are always looking for more batteries.

[@bobbyroughton2013]

Another great product. Love the products from Olight!!!

[@marcuspellerin1144]

WOW, Olight This Is Amazing! The Fire Department I Work For Goes Though Hundreds Of AA Batteries Twice A Year For Our SCBA Packs And Other Items. This Would Be A Real Game Changer. Thank You Again Olight For Making Such Great Products. P.S Would Love To See An Intronsically Safe Flashlight That would Meet NFPA Standards One Day .

[@deempeter]

Awesome it is an all in one idea. Love the easy of drop, charge, and go!

[@Nomercyfound]

I wanted to back this project on kickstarter but didn’t have the funds at the time will definitely be buying both models

[@MichelBertrand]

I just 3D printed some storage for all my batteries... this is great and would make that unnecessary. Love it.

[@GerstBladeworks]

@olightworld2 do you really think people are that stupid ? You're a scammer . You have no videos on your channel and the channel was created 17 minutes ago 😂 😂 y

[@MichelBertrand]

@@GerstBladeworks Guess I missed someone replying to my comment before you? Looks to be removed. Thanks!

[@boardofdirectors3633]

Looks to be an excellent product. I have just installed an Olight on my Springfield Armory Prodigy 2011 pistol. Their products look to be very well made. My sone has used Olight products for several years now.

[@n3tfury]

They're good products, but not sure I'd use it for something you may need to depend your life on. Surefire is a better option there.

[@KSwanson-r7g]

When you have to spend that much time convincing me I need the product I’m inclined to believe I don’t.

[@davidlarsen7690]

Sounds great! I really need one with all the double AA battery's I use