Olight Baldr S BL 800 Lumen Blue Laser Weapon Light – Desert Tan

The Olight Baldr S BL in Desert Tan combines an 800-lumen white weapon light and a blue aiming laser. BL identifies the blue-laser configuration; this is distinct from the green-laser Baldr S. The adjustable rail mount helps position the controls within reach on a compatible rail.

Rail fit and switching

The sliding mount uses a quick-release swing arm. A Glock-type insert is fitted and a Picatinny MIL-STD-1913 insert is supplied. Check the rail, trigger-guard clearance and holster fit on the exact firearm; a matching rail type alone does not guarantee every frame fits. Dual rear switches permit left- or right-handed momentary and constant activation. The mode selector chooses white light, blue laser or both. Double-press to change the white-light level. Follow the manual for mounting and adjustment, with the firearm unloaded.

Charging

The built-in 3.7V 380mAh lithium-polymer battery charges using the supplied special-edition MCC magnetic cable. Allow approximately 80 minutes with a suitable 5V USB supply. Keep the magnetic contacts clear of conductive objects. The battery is built in rather than a user-swappable cell.

Output and runtime

Maximum output is a starting level. The sequences below show automatic reductions in brightness; runtimes are laboratory figures and vary with temperature and battery condition.

Mode	Output	Laser off	Laser on
High	800 lm for 1 minute, then reduces to 300 lm over 2 minutes	40 further minutes	38 further minutes
Low	100 lm	140 minutes	130 minutes

Specifications

Specification	Detail
Maximum beam distance	130m
Blue laser	440–460nm; less than 5mW
Dimensions	63 × 32.5 × 36mm
Weight	95g including battery
Protection	IPX4

Included items

Desert Tan Baldr S BL with built-in battery, Picatinny rail adapter, special-edition MCC charging cable, Allen key, adjustment and mounting screws, and instructions. The Glock-type adapter is installed. The firearm and holster are not included. Never direct the laser at eyes, vehicles or aircraft, and check local laser-use requirements.