New 2025 Olight OSight Launch & New Products

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Olight's sister brand, Osight is coming. Stay tuned to see what exciting new products Osight will unveil next, following its industry-first magnetic charging cover, large window size, and proven reliable red dots!!!


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Osight S
https://www.olightstore.ca/osight-s-2-moa-with-magnetic-charging-cover

Features
Enclosed Optic with Aspherical Lens: The aspherical lens delivers zero distortion, parallax-free clarity, and a relatively large window for fast, precise targeting, with IPX7 waterproof reliability
Industryʼs First Magnetic Charging Cover: The Osight S introduces an innovative Magnetic Charging Cover with an integrated battery display, providing real-time battery status for both the cover and the optic—eliminating guesswork with precision.
Durable OAL™ Housing Material: The OAL™ housing combines the lightweight properties of standard 7075 aluminum with superior toughness and strength, ensuring exceptional durability and providing a professional-grade advantage.
Universal RMSc Footprint: Designed for optics-ready slides, this compact optic offers outstanding compatibility, ensuring seamless integration with a wide range of builds (use included screws).
2 MOA Dot & 32 MOA Circle: Easily switch between dot-and-circle, dot-only, or circle-only reticles to adapt to any shooting scenario. The crisp, bright reticle delivers a superior aiming experience.



Osight X
https://www.olightstore.ca/osight-x-3-moa-with-magnetic-charging-cover

Features
Industryʼs First Magnetic Charging Cover: The Osight X boasts a pioneering Magnetic Charging Cover featuring a battery display that reveals the real-time battery levels for both the cover and the optic, making uncertainty certain.
Durable OAL™ Housing Material: The OAL™ housing is tougher, stronger, and nearly as lightweight as industry-standard 7075 aluminum, ensuring durability and a professional edge over time.
Large Field of View with Multi-Coated Lens: The advanced anti-reflective lens coatings maximize light transmission for impressive clarity, enabling you to swiftly capture targets, with precision and confidence.
Most Common Footprint: By adopting the industry-standard mounting footprint (Ruggedized Miniature Reflex, 407c/507c footprint) for optic cuts, the Osight X ensures versatility and ease of integration(use included screws).
3 MOA Dot & 32 MOA Circle: Switching between dot-and-circle, dot-only, or circle-only reticles, you can tailor your aiming solution to any shooting scenario. The sharp and bright dot-and-circle reticle provides a cutting-edge aiming experience.
 
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The New Olight Osight S is a micro red dot sight that has a unique charging system, 3 reticle modes, Shield RMSC footprint and a lot of other features. We do a full review and torture test
 
Thanks for the heads up 1ABNDT, the micro unit with enclosed emiter is pretty nice, many of olight's products with sealed in rechargeable batteries are at some point going to be no longer usable, olight says they will help replace batteries down the road but this is the first product from them that is lifetime warrantied including batteries.

The extra screws included in the organizer is a welcome touch in a world of different standards.... the only thing the micro model could use in the box is a RMSc to picatinny rail adapter.
 
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I've been running 3 of the original large-window OSights on Handguns, PCCs and as an offset Red Dot on rifles equipped with LPVOs. I have encountered no issues whatsoever. The magnetic Charging Dock that holds enough juice to completely charge the OSight 3 times over with a 50,000-hour run-time, is an outstanding design. There is a lot to like about the OSight and its huge viewing window on par with the Holosun 507 Competition model. Priced at just over $200, you really can't go too far wrong with the OSight. It may not be as durable as an RMR, but it seems plenty sturdy enough for casual use, "gun games" and possibly even (subject to further durability testing), self-defence.
 
Bartok5 said:
I've been running 3 of the original large-window OSights on Handguns, PCCs and as an offset Red Dot on rifles equipped with LPVOs. I have encountered no issues whatsoever. The magnetic Charging Dock that holds enough juice to completely charge the OSight 3 times over with a 50,000-hour run-time, is an outstanding design. There is a lot to like about the OSight and its huge viewing window on par with the Holosun 507 Competition model. Priced at just over $200, you really can't go too far wrong with the OSight. It may not be as durable as an RMR, but it seems plenty sturdy enough for casual use, "gun games" and possibly even (subject to further durability testing), self-defence.
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Bartok5 Do you think these are Durable enough to withstand shotgun recoil?
 
Some early reviews out there seem to show glass failures at 6 feet drop tests but seem to pass 3 foot drop tests which osight units are rated for. How does that compare to competing reflex sights sub 300$?
 
vpsalin said:
Some early reviews out there seem to show glass failures at 6 feet drop tests but seem to pass 3 foot drop tests which osight units are rated for. How does that compare to competing reflex sights sub 300$?
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Is that the dual lensed smaller S or the single lens larger RMR unit?

Any links to these early reviews showing the glass failure? I'm curious how the tests are done.... looking at the S version it does look like the glass on the rear is fairly flush with the housing which caught my eye...
 
Can-down said:
Is that the dual lensed smaller S or the single lens larger RMR unit?

Any links to these early reviews showing the glass failure? I'm curious how the tests are done.... looking at the S version it does look like the glass on the rear is fairly flush with the housing which caught my eye...
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vpsalin said:
Is the olight x single lens and the olight s dual lens (enclosed emitter?)
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Correct, in the gunsandgear test he says that it's pretty typical for large window reflex sights to not stand up to being dropped from chest height directly on to a steel plate , optic first..... he claims typically the smaller and enclosed units are a bit more durable which makes sense.

I like the idea of the enclosed emitter just to keep dirt and debris out and plan to run one on my little badger..... :)
 
I watched hours of marketing material last night before placing my order and didn't realize that s model was enclosed and the x wasn't. They made it sound like s was small and x was large, that's about the only difference they emphasized. Good thing they accept returns.
 
Bartok5 said:
I've been running 3 of the original large-window OSights on Handguns, PCCs and as an offset Red Dot on rifles equipped with LPVOs. I have encountered no issues whatsoever. The magnetic Charging Dock that holds enough juice to completely charge the OSight 3 times over with a 50,000-hour run-time, is an outstanding design. There is a lot to like about the OSight and its huge viewing window on par with the Holosun 507 Competition model. Priced at just over $200, you really can't go too far wrong with the OSight. It may not be as durable as an RMR, but it seems plenty sturdy enough for casual use, "gun games" and possibly even (subject to further durability testing), self-defence.
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Well #### if its got your vote of confidence I might just have to get one.
 
vpsalin said:
I watched hours of marketing material last night before placing my order and didn't realize that s model was enclosed and the x wasn't. They made it sound like s was small and x was large, that's about the only difference they emphasized. Good thing they accept returns.
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The S is very clearly labled several times as enclosed on the main oilight page but the .CA website doesn't highlight it as much and only mentions it once.

Some of the reviewers and the guy doing the apple like talk did not make a point of endlessly pointing it out that's for sure, which one did you order and now want to return?
 
Bartok5 said:
I've been running 3 of the original large-window OSights on Handguns, PCCs and as an offset Red Dot on rifles equipped with LPVOs. I have encountered no issues whatsoever. The magnetic Charging Dock that holds enough juice to completely charge the OSight 3 times over with a 50,000-hour run-time, is an outstanding design. There is a lot to like about the OSight and its huge viewing window on par with the Holosun 507 Competition model. Priced at just over $200, you really can't go too far wrong with the OSight. It may not be as durable as an RMR, but it seems plenty sturdy enough for casual use, "gun games" and possibly even (subject to further durability testing), self-defence.
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I'm glad to hear that. I just bought a "new in the box" OSight to run on a PCC. Thought I'd give it a try and the price was right ... like half what I paid for a Holosun. I do like the Holosun a lot but having multiple $600 sights adds up pretty quickly.
 
Can-down said:
Thanks for the heads up 1ABNDT, the micro unit with enclosed emiter is pretty nice, many of olight's products with sealed in rechargeable batteries are at some point going to be no longer usable, olight says they will help replace batteries down the road but this is the first product from them that is lifetime warrantied including batteries.

The extra screws included in the organizer is a welcome touch in a world of different standards.... the only thing the micro model could use in the box is a RMSc t
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You're welcome Can-down.
 
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