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Orashare OL26 work light review: best value

Reviewed by the Product Choicest team · Updated Jul 31, 2026 · How we review

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Quick verdict

Our Best Value work light: a claimed 800lm COB panel with a 3,600mAh battery for around ₱419, the best-selling light in this category by a wide margin.

At a glance

BrandOrashare
TypeWork light
Price₱419 (as of Jul 31, 2026)
Owner rating4.9 ★ from 2,900 reviews
ShopOrashare Official Store
Units sold9K+

Pros and cons

✓ Pros

  • Cheapest pick here and by far the best seller, with 9K+ orders behind it
  • 800 lumens matches the SUPERFIRE G25's COB output for under half the price
  • 3,600mAh is the largest battery in this roundup
  • Magnetic mount frees both hands under a sink or a car
  • Solar assist tops it up during a long outage with no mains power

✗ Cons

  • No published runtime, so you cannot tell how long 800 lumens actually lasts
  • Solar on a panel this small is a trickle, not a real charging method
  • No IP rating published, so treat it as splash resistant at best
  • Orashare publishes far less technical detail than SUPERFIRE does

The Orashare OL26 is our Best Value work light: a claimed 800lm COB panel with a 3,600mAh battery for around ₱419. It is also, by a wide margin, the best-selling light in this category.

What do you get for ₱419?

800lm of claimed COB output, matching the far pricier SUPERFIRE G25. A 3,600mAh battery, the largest in this roundup. A magnetic mount that frees both hands under a sink or a car. And solar assist for topping up during a long outage, though treat that as a trickle rather than a real charging method on a panel this small.

Is the brightness claim trustworthy?

Probably, with a small caveat. SUPERFIRE’s G25 states the same 800lm figure and backs it with a published power draw and runtime that make the number plausible. Orashare states 800lm with no supporting specs at all: no runtime, no stated wattage.

That doesn’t mean it’s wrong. With 9K+ sold and a 4.9 rating, a lot of Filipino buyers are using it and satisfied. It just means you’re trusting the number rather than checking it, which is the trade you make at this price across most of this category.

What’s missing?

Runtime. With the biggest battery here at 3,600mAh, it should outlast the smaller-battery lights, but there’s no published figure to hold Orashare to. There’s also no IP rating, so treat it as splash resistant rather than waterproof for real rain or a hose-down.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱419 as of July 31, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. Very much so, on the numbers available: the same claimed brightness as the SUPERFIRE G25 for less than half the price.

If you want the same output with a verified spec sheet and a spot beam added, spend the extra ₱500 on the SUPERFIRE G25. If ₱419 of plausible brightness backed by 9K+ satisfied buyers is enough, this is the pick.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you want a bright, magnetic work light at the lowest sensible price, and you’re comfortable trusting a widely-bought product over a fully documented one. It’s the right choice for most households. See how it ranks in our best work lights in the Philippines roundup, or browse more on our Home Improvement page. Our work light buying guide explains how to sanity-check a lumen claim.

Alternatives to consider

For a verified spec sheet, a spot beam, and power bank output, the SUPERFIRE G25 is our Best Overall at around ₱919. Orashare’s own OL23 claims the same 800lm in a stand-alone lamp format at around ₱699, though it lacks the OL26’s magnetic mount.

Compare Orashare OL26 Magnetic COB Work Light 3600mAh Rechargeable

See how it stacks up against our top pick in the head-to-head SUPERFIRE G25 10W Foldable COB+XPE Work Light with Power Bank vs Orashare OL26 Magnetic COB Work Light 3600mAh Rechargeable, or browse the full work lights comparison.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is 800 lumens on the OL26 the same as SUPERFIRE's 800lm?

The figure matches, but treat it with a little more caution here. SUPERFIRE publishes a full spec sheet including runtime and a stated power draw that supports its lumen claim; Orashare states 800lm with no supporting figures. It is plausible, just less verified.

How long does it run?

Orashare does not publish a runtime. With the largest battery in this roundup at 3,600mAh, it should run longer than most rivals, but there is no stated figure to hold the brand to.

Is the solar charging useful?

Treat it as a trickle, not a real charging method. The panel on a light this size is small, so solar helps top up during a multi-day outage but will not fully recharge it in a reasonable time. USB is still the main way to charge it.

Why is it the best seller here?

Price and a genuine 800lm claim at under ₱500. With 9K+ sold and a 4.9 rating, plenty of buyers are satisfied with it in practice, even without a full spec sheet to back the number.

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