14000-lumen searchlight with 800m throw, 3D rotary switch, power bank function, and dual spot/flood beams
The Olight Marauder 2 is a statement piece — a 14,000-lumen searchlight with an 800-meter beam distance that turns night into day. Unlike most high-output lights that offer a single beam profile, the Marauder 2 features independent spot and flood beams that can be used separately or combined. The spot beam reaches out to 800m for long-distance searching, while the flood beam illuminates wide areas for close-range work.
The most distinctive feature is Olight's 3D rotary switch — a tactile dial that controls brightness with an intuitive twist, plus push and pull actions for mode switching. It's a departure from the typical button interface and feels genuinely innovative. Inside, a built-in 3x21700 battery pack (15,000mAh) provides substantial runtime and doubles as a USB-C power bank for charging devices in the field.
At 140mm long and 750g, the Marauder 2 is compact for its output class but firmly in the "not pocketable" category — this is a handheld searchlight, not an EDC. IPX8 waterproofing and the aluminum body make it field-ready. The $250 price tag is significant, but there's nothing else quite like it: the combination of independent spot/flood beams, 14,000 lumens, 800m throw, and the 3D rotary switch create a unique product that consistently generates buzz and high search volume.