RovyVon E1 Hybrid Battery EDC Flashlight, Max 700 Lumen with Dual LED 6500K Cool White, Pocket Size USB-C Rechargeable Keychain Flashlight, Dual Power by Built-in Li-po/Replaceable AAA(ArmyGreen)

Pros:-Flashlight is very small and easily fits onto any keychain-The Battery performance is amazing for how small the light is-Actual Flashlight brightness is extremely good-Very effective strobe mode-Flashlight is built very well and will survive harsh daily tasks-Confidence inspiring AAA Backup-Comes with alot of the hardware including a spare waterproof gasket for the USB-C portCons:-Somewhat confusing button sequence and general UI-Tip of Flashlight gets quite warm with prolonged use but this is standard-AAA Battery latch does not feel very substantialOverall the E1 is an absolute beast of a keychain Flashlight.the strobe mode in particular is powerful enough that I belive it could serve as a strong self-defense tool and the battery back up allows the E1 to continue to serve well beyond its prime. My only real gripe lies within the button interface. In my opinion the Flashlight dosent really need 2 buttons as the second one seems to overcomplicate seeming simple features.Regardless I would happily would recommend this Flashlight to anyone, provided they understand how to actually turn it on.

This thing is tiny and it puts out... Some crazy light. The rechargeable aspect is bonkers fast and the back up battery makes it super convenient for those out of charge areas. Need like five more but the price is a little too much to collect them like Pokemon

This thing is great, it charges easy, it’s brighter than I imagined, the lock function comes in handy, and it’s easy to use. The pocket clip being reversible and allowing you to clip it to the brim of your hat is genius. Hard to beat the functionality for the price. It’s kind of a no brainer if you’re in the market for a small but mighty flashlight while on a budget

This is a great product. Showed it to several people and they all went and bought one. Love that it has a clip to attach to hat brim, effectively making it a head lamp. Also love it has dual battery sources. It has a red light as well and 3 different brightness settings on main light. It's very small. Could fit on a key chain as it's not much bigger than a car's FOB. Great for keeping in my business travel briefcase too. And of course I carry it on camping/hiking trips, as well as in my fishing pack for those days when I push daylight a little too far because the fish are biting and I don't want to quit, but still have a ways to hike back to to the truck. All and all, very happy with this purchase.

This is an initial impression review after just thoroughly checking it out so long term we will see! First off, it comes in a little plastic clamshell box that will be repurposed for something like small bike parts or guitar picks, it's a nice touch. The light is about the size of a 9v battery but slightly thinner, fits in the pocket real nice. The metal clip is a little tricky to get on but once it's on I don't think it will fall off easily. I was worried I was going to scratch the body up trying to install the clip but it's a very tough plastic and it didn't deform at all.This little guy puts out some serious light for it's size, very pleased with its brightness. It has 2 button controls which will take a little getting used to but if you're using it often it shouldn't be a problem and it has indicator LEDs for the AAA/lithium batteries so there's no guessing what mode you're in. I'm a button and knob guy so if you need a super simple on/off button you'll want to try something else.We'll see how it holds up, I plan on using it at work and during my weekend adventures! If anything goes wrong I'll add it to the review but at this point I'm very excited and I purchased another one to give to my best bud!

This light is very small; about half the size of a wireless earbud case.It takes a few minutes to figure out all the modes, and the instruction sheet is not well-translated. (Chenglish) If they had put as much effort into teaching us how to use it as they did in the design, I'd give it 5*.Let me finish it here:The button closest to the front-firing LEDs always controls them as such:- Single press = moonlight mode. Very dim, but plenty bright enough for getting around a dark house at night without wrecking your night vision.- Double press = regular mode, and each single press afterwards cycles through Low, Medium and High modes. The high mode is shockingly bright for a light of this size. Long press to turn off.- Triple press = strobe mode. If someone's about to mug you, this is what you want to remember. Again, long press to turn off.- Quadruple press = lock or unlock the buttons. Since the buttons are easy to press, you can use this to keep it from unintentionally turning on in your pocket or bag.- Long press from off = cycle battery between the built in rechargeable LiPo and the AAA you install.The button further back controls the smaller LEDs in the side of the light:- Single press turns on the white flood LED. It's a very wide flood pattern, as it's diffused by the housing plastic. Single press again to cycle between low and high brightness settings. Long press to turn off.- Double press turns on the red flood LED. Single press to cycle between low and high. Long press to turn off.- Triple press to go to red strobe mode, for example to provide a signal for a rescue helicopter when you break your ankle hiking in the wilderness and will be eaten by cougars if you're not found quickly.It's well-made and includes a spare rubber cover for the micro USB jack and a rather nice little re-usable plastic box.A classy job all around by RovyVon.- 1* for crappy instructions. There's no excuse for this.