RovyVon Aurora A8-G4 Keyring Torch Rechargeable,420 Lumens 90 CRI Small Flashlight with White & Red & 365nm Sidelight,Magnetic Pocket Clip & Tail Base,IPX6,for Outdoor,Emergency

Purchased 18 June 2023:This is a great little light (once you figure out how to use it!) - read the instructions and spend 10 minutes playing around with it, you'll get the habit quick.The clip itself becomes detached rather easily, I've even had it come off of the main body of the torch simply when removing it from my pocket! To get around this, I added two tiny dabs of superglue to each arm of the pocket/belt attachment, then snapped it onto the torch. Something I can easily remove with a bit of brute force, but it won't accidentally come unsnapped, as has happened a few times *without* the superglue.The clip back is magnetic, so you can attach it long-ways to a magnetic surface, and it also comes with a little attachment for the bottom which snaps on easily, so it can be attached pointing-outwards from a magnetic surface.Note that its "memory" for the last used strength only kicks in after it has been turned on for a few minutes, so if you had it on the lowest level for 5 minutes, kick it up to the highest level, then turn it off, it'll turn back on to the lowest level.If you want it to "remember" the last mode you were in (low/mid/high), then you need to stay on it for a few minutes.The UV light is a great feature, word of warning, *DO NOT* turn it on in your bathroom, just don't - no matter how well you clean, dust, scrub, and bleach, it'll squick you out; the UV mode will turn you into a clean-a-holic!

I needed a new torch to replace my old everyday carry torch that lived on my key ring. The old one was a metal torch so transitioning to a plastic one like this model was a slight concern. I’m still a little worried about the plastic connection to the key ring but it has survived the last month without falling off or cracking (I’m not gentle with my things) so I’m a little less worried than I was originally.The functionality as a torch is really good and the it is really bright on the highest setting. It drops in output as it gets hot but as long as you aren’t spending tens of minutes trying to escape from a dungeon, it doesn’t matter so much.The torch can be locked to off so you can’t use it accidentally which is a nice touch. I had to put a piece of paper in my old torch to prevent accidental pocket torching. Or you can partially lock it off so it will come on when depresses but go off again if released. I tend to leave it in this mode.My only gripe, if it is one, is that it isn’t (removable) battery powered. It is the size of an AA battery so could actually fit a AAA. I would imagine that this would mean it was far lower in output though so believe the compromise on having to charge it with usb type c is probably for the best.

This light is very useful and lightweight, it's great fun to use the UV light even if it is a bit of a gimmick! The main functions are great and the high CRI is very useful.I did have an issue with the light not working correctly shortly after purchase but it was quickly and easily resolved with Rovyvon and I am very happy with the product.

It's really bright but only for a few seconds, with a rapid fall off.Don't be fooled by the 700-lumen claim. You might get near that for about 5 seconds, then it drops off rapidly. By 1 minute it is less than half brightness. After 2 minutes it is more like 25%It is still very bright for the size though.The ultraviolet is really good. Much better than the other torches I have bought.The emergency flash mode is really good, as is the reading light.The super dim map light is also really good but you can't turn it on straight to this, you have to cycle from high -> medium -> old -> map light. This is absolutely blinding in the dark if you forget and point it straight at some paper that you're looking at.It's so small that you hardly notice you have it in your pocket (about the size of an AA battery) and the ability to lock it for accidental turn-on is a good feature. I forgot to lock it once and found its battery flat when I needed it, so it is a good feature as long as you remember to use it. (five quick presses is easy to forget).Overall it's a great small EDC torch, only let down by the stupidly high price and brightness fall-off.

Love this light.I've got a lot of Olights and they are great as pure flashlights but this is SO versatile. Along with being incredibly bright for the size, its white side LED comes in incredibly handy (you can clip it to your shirt and have hands-free light in front of you), has a bright red LED which also flashes like a cycle light and a great UV LED as well (great for identifying counterfeit notes). It is the perfect keyring flashlight.

This flashlight does get nice and bright, seller reached out when I had a problem, 5 star service

365nm UV light is not something to be messed with. It can cause serious eye irritation and eventually cataracts. At low powers I’m not sure how much damage it causes but it’s definitely better to be safe than sorry and the general recommendation is to use any pair of polycarbonate safety glasses while using these LEDs to protect your eyes.I really like this torch in theory and it works great, form factor is great, build quality is great. However it’s really easy to turn the potentially dangerous UV LED accidentally while looking at the LED as it’s right under the switch. I’ve already accidentally turned it on while looking directly at the UV LED twice. Basically if you’re looking at the torch while operating it, you’re looking at the LED.Just one extra button press or one press too few, and the LED is on. In fact you have to cycle through it to even turn the red LED.I do love the torch so I’m returning this one for an Aurora A5 with white and red but not UV LEDs instead.Only way I could use one with UV is if it was behind a very obscure key press which would make it impossible to turn on accidentally.Shame because it’s a really handy feature to have.