Nice! I like that i might have to oick one up now! Im a sucker for a good flashlight i edc a little stream light currently. As always thank you for your videos Cutlerlover I've been enjoying them for many many years.
I own an E1 (for its simplicity) and an E7 (for features). I like the form factor, and the camera-type buttons. Like you, I value the AAA back-up. And because of the LiFePo chemistry, it's safe for air-travel too. They are nice "tech" lights and real conversation starters.
This would be even better if instead of a lithium and a aaa it used two 10440s, recharge as normal and they both recharge but if you ever run out you can still buy AAA and use the light.
I really liked the E7, but somewhere between pocket or clipped on belt, the case cracked. It works fine and it's a hairline crack that may not even leak, but made me rotate it out. Currently carrying the Boruit V15 that's a bit bigger and brighter, and has a much more robust 2-way clip, and costs less.
I love rovy lites. I think they are cool and useful. And yes, I also have several models. I have one problem I have? How long do they take to fully charge ? I've had two different models charging for 4 hours, and the charging led stays blue ?
It is a cool flash light, but $50 buck's is pushing it. I do have a nice and bright head lamp for night fishing that is rechargeable that last with a charge for a few hour's. That little light would be cool for a bike head lamp for riding at night.
@@CrowManyClouds some versions have ti designs with tritium inserts so it always glows to find it www.rovyvon.com/products/limited-edition-angel-eyes-e11-titanium-keychain-flashlight?variant=39893925101671
It would be better to use a lithium AAA for this light so you never have to worry about the alkaline corroding.
Best to avoid alkaleaks altogether especially In expensive electronics.
Avoid Duracell,they leak like a bugger.I now use Eneloop/pro
to my understanding that is only possible when you have more than one battery cell. These lights have one cell per circuit.
Nice! I like that i might have to oick one up now! Im a sucker for a good flashlight i edc a little stream light currently. As always thank you for your videos Cutlerlover I've been enjoying them for many many years.
I own an E1 (for its simplicity) and an E7 (for features). I like the form factor, and the camera-type buttons. Like you, I value the AAA back-up. And because of the LiFePo chemistry, it's safe for air-travel too. They are nice "tech" lights and real conversation starters.
Ive got the RovyVon A28 Cree with white red and UV side leds and I love it
This would be even better if instead of a lithium and a aaa it used two 10440s, recharge as normal and they both recharge but if you ever run out you can still buy AAA and use the light.
I have the angel eyes E3 . It's my most used flashlight for walking my dogs at night due to its size.. love that it has dual battery feature
Love my aurora a3. Got tired of messing around with batteries so rechargeable is nice.
I love Rovyvon. Right now, I'm using an Olight Baton 3 premium edition.
one of my favorites....
I usually carry light down, but this looks like a good hat light. Would probably carry this light up
love you stuff man
man you love stuff.. lol
@@ALR97 I would edit it but that's too funny
I really liked the E7, but somewhere between pocket or clipped on belt, the case cracked. It works fine and it's a hairline crack that may not even leak, but made me rotate it out. Currently carrying the Boruit V15 that's a bit bigger and brighter, and has a much more robust 2-way clip, and costs less.
I carried one of these for a while but the lock feature kept turning off in my pocket and would start to get hot lol
I picked up the E3 plus Aluminum to replace my Nightcore Tip SE. Loved it so grabbed the E30 Pro
Thought about grabbing this. I have a rovyvon a1 but it doesnt get much pocket time. So i never pulled the trigger.
8A it's a Swiss army knife of lights. A champion work horse it is.
I love rovy lites. I think they are cool and useful. And yes, I also have several models. I have one problem I have? How long do they take to fully charge ? I've had two different models charging for 4 hours, and the charging led stays blue ?
It is a cool flash light, but $50 buck's is pushing it. I do have a nice and bright head lamp for night fishing that is rechargeable that last with a charge for a few hour's. That little light would be cool for a bike head lamp for riding at night.
Imo you won't get a better flashlight than a rovyvon for 50 bucks 🤷crap from the hardware store maybe lol
Can it handle 10440s?
Swiss army light.
I want a simple flashlight not a NASA project.
Looks cool ,not familiar with company .
$300 for a light I will inevitably lose...😅😅😅😅
Rovyvon is a cheap brand. Lol probably like $60
@@birdmanne hes talking about some of the Ti models which are $300+
$46.95
@@CrowManyClouds some versions have ti designs with tritium inserts so it always glows to find it www.rovyvon.com/products/limited-edition-angel-eyes-e11-titanium-keychain-flashlight?variant=39893925101671
@@cutlerylover soooo not this light....