RovyVonRovyVon Angel Eyes E5 GITD Keychain Flashlight, EDC Flashlight with 700 Lumens Primary Light and Practical Auxiliary Lights, Powered by AAA Battery or Built-in Battery

For the size of this flashlight it is insanely bright. My favorite part about this model is that it can run off both the internal battery or a swappable AAA battery. One thing to note is that it is not as bright when running off of the AAA battery vs the internal battery.Overall the light is compact, bright and reliable so far.

Nice little flashlight 🔦Does its job, easy to cycle through lighting options.

Es un excelente producto, aparte de que se le puede agregar una pila AAA para casos de emergencia en caso de que no cargaras el dispositivo.

11-01-23: The functions of this flashlight was actually quite helpful for my day to day activities. I'm either in the back storage looking for inventory in the dark or taking cash payments for walk-in customers. The battery last enough for the entire day as well. It also fits right in the small pocket on my jeans. It worked great....right up until the UV part of the flashlight stopped working. That's literally half of the reason why I use it for. It's unfortunate, because otherwise this flashlight would have been perfect.Edit 11-02-23: issue resolved. i simply didnt have enough juice in the battery to power the UV portion of the flashlight. everything on the flashlight worked fine, but the UV light just wouldnt turn on. which caused the confusion that the light itself was broken. i went to charge it since i did neglect that for a short while, and checked the US light and it did in fact turn on. changing the review to 5/5.

Pictured for size comparison are the Olight Baton 3, RovyVon E8, RovyVon Aurora A5, and Olight 1R2.These are just a few of my recent EDC flashlights that have evolved over the years. I've been carrying some kind of light daily for about 10 years now. Although the Baton is easily the brightest of the bunch it is just a bit chunky for EDC to me so it got relegated to a "go bag". Brightness isn't the only factor to me. It is nice that it can be charged independently inside the case, and it's built like a tank. But the E8 has better overall features for my use case and the fact that it can carry a AAA as a backup, and change it out as needed, trumps the Baton charging case IMO. Plus the E8 is slimmer and just feels better in the hand to me. USB-C charging is a HUGE plus since I have them all over the house, car, work van, and don't need to hunt for a proprietary case or cord. Most recently I had been carrying the A5 daily, which is a fine EDC light but beginning to show it's age. The E8 is certainly wider but has so many additional features it's worth it. Of note is the main LEDs are on the warmer side, not Nichia warm but noticeably warmer than most in this category. That's highly personal preference but I think it's a great compromise.Just one odd thing to me is the twin LEDs. Not sure if it's cosmetic or serves any real purpose. Doesn't bother me, but I wonder if one LED would have been just as well? Maybe 2 at slightly lower lumens is used to create more light without as much heat, just speculation. I was also concerned the top cover clasp may be easy to open, but it's pretty tight and I don't think it will be an issue. I don't use the clip but it fastens very securely. Oh and it doesn't tail stand very well due to the key ring attachment. I can carefully balance it, but any slight knock on the table will tumble it. Not a big deal to me as I have other lights I would be using to light up a room for long periods if needed. If using the side lights, it will stand on it's head just fine.I expect the E8 will nicely fill my EDC flashlight role for at least a year, until the next best thing comes along :)