RovyVonAurora A8 G4 Keychain Flashlight USB C Rechargeable, 5000K, High CRI, 420 Lumens EDC Flashlights Mini Size with Multifunctional Sidelight, Best for Gift/Emergencies/Camping(365nm+Red+White)

It is hard to imagine a better keychain flashlight. It is light, smaller than many key fobs, and really bright.The removable clip and magnetic base are super useful.I don’t know how durable the plastic construction is but it is necessary to keep the weight down and allow the sidelights to diffuse..Pros:- ideal for keychain EDC- bright for size- easy to change modes and lock- magnet and clip allow you to use it hands free- the uv light is also bright- usb c chargingCons:- would have preferred red light instead of the UV function- no screen to tell you how much battery is left- would prefer charging port to be behind watertight seal rather than just a rubber plug

I bought the high-CRI version of the Aurora A8 with the UV, Red and Warm White side lights. It works just as advertised and was quick to learn to use (if you take the time to read the instructions). I'd go so far as to say it lives up to the hype I've seen in videos online. It's tiny, powerful, has decent battery life for its power, is well constructed and excellently and intelligently designed. My only gripe, and I knew this going in, is that the light isn't IP7+ rated for water intrusion. It can handle anything short of a direct dunking. I'm not one to go around throwing my gadgets in the nearest body of water just for the heck of it, but that little bit of peace of mind would have taken this light from outstanding to clear off the chart. I put this on my keychain with a quick-release and I keep it with me all the time. My friends all poke fun at me for my keen interest in portable lighting products, but on this one even my most skeptical friend was somewhat impressed. Everybody is frankly shocked at the light output available with a single press considering the size, and the light color is very easy on the eyes. If you're in the market for a great little Every Day Carry light with a few extra bells and whistles, don't let this one pass you by.

This flashlight has everything I want. Small and portable (fits on my keychain), multiple brightness options, and a red light. I love how you can customize brightness on the fly with just the single button. It has just one flaw that I can find: there is only one brightness level for the red lantern and it is VERY bright and it drains the battery very fast. I would love an ultra dim red option so I could use this as a beacon for multiple hours (Gen 5 feature request?). But even still this is my everyday carry flashlight and nothing beats it.

Very bright, lots of functions that are very useful. Sadly it’s disposable once the battery no longer charges

I love playing with all the functions of this light - the powerful UV light, the red light modes, and the white side light. All are very useful and have good run times.The Nichia 219 main light has a nice natural tint. The beam pattern is smooth and even with the TIR optic lens. I like the brightness spacings from a super long lasting 2 about I love playing with all the functionslumen low (70 hours!) to the very bright 400+ lumen high. I really appreciate the durable stainless steel head although it gets painfully hot quickly on the high modes. The plastic body just can't dissipate enough heat so it makes sense that RovyVon limited the very high modes to less than two minutes.The UI seemed complex at first but actually has been quite usable. It's nice that the high mode is immediately accessible with just a single long button press. I keep this light in my pocket with my keys and so far haven't had any trouble with accidental activation (unlike my previous Nitecore TIP or tube).Construction quality seems good although I'm concerned the clear side window will get easily scratched. I'll probably put some clear packing tape on it as a cheap protector. I'm amazed at how small and light this flashlight is. It's wonderful that they could squeeze more than double the battery capacity over the previous version.One complaint is the smallness of the push button. It takes a second or two for me to find it by touch. I think I would have preferred the larger button from the original version. Also the micro USB dust cover protrudes a little, is not very tight and can get dislodged.

Keyring lights always have been generally low-quality, near-ubiquitous commodity items that you got from an impulse-buy counter bowl at the hardware store or a real estate office with a logo on the side. No one thought very much about them and these days, given that everyone has a flashlight in their pocket on their mobile phone, it's a product category that seems like it should be extinct.Thank goodness they aren't and, in fact, are hitting stratospheric heights of capability. This little keyring light is what Q Branch would work up for 007 if he requested a keyring light. It's packed with an absurd degree of functionality in a rugged little form factor that you can take everywhere without even noticing.With lots of fiddly clicky-click input the A8 is not for everyone, clearly. But if you are the kind of person who wants to fine-tune the output power of your light as you are searching between the car seats for a child's toy, or you're trying to close the circuit breaker in the basement, etc, this is your keyring light. Even if real life never before had created an opportunity to do so, you will find yourself getting out the A8 and activating its UV beam in situations that will astonish the people around you.The USB-C connection couldn't be more convenient and the little thing even has its own colored LEDs on the circuit board to help you monitor when the light is fully charged. Included magnet and clip accessories push this product into the notional six star category. It's excellent all around; the biggest downside for RovyVon is figuring out some way to improve it in new versions.