That RovyVon reminds me of a Motorola pager from 1991. I worked in a bank and remember few of my colleagues who were doing PC tech support had to bring their pagers everywhere. All-in-one? Yes it is. Game changing? No. For starters, it isn't as affordable as most Convoy flashlights. Any flashlight that comes in a nice toolbox case screams _"I'm premium, not cheap!"_ 😀 If Sofirn made something like this, it would be priced much like the IF24 RGB light. 🔦☺ I can see how a clip-on body safety light might be useful for non adventurers though. A mom could clip one of these to her kids so that they're easier to be spotted in a crowded place, should she become separated from her children. Runners and joggers and maintenance workers will appreciate the SL41 as wear-on beacons to increase their visibility by the roadside.
Clip them to your kids 🤣 I used to have a Nextorch UT41 which went missing from my bag awhile ago, so this will be a nice replacement (though it's a lot larger). I don't think the Sofirn crowd would appreciate the non-replaceable battery. Looks suited to first responders.
@@DarrenYeoYT Oh dear, sorry to hear about your missing UT41. If it was a thief who nicked it, he could have been a flashaholic too. 🤔 Wearing a body strapped beacon would be a good idea for EMTs, HazMat personnel and cops, but their respective departments and ministries won't buy these RovyVon lights at retail prices. Sealed batteries will work in favour of users who don't want to, or don't bother to learn how to disassemble unit. Not every paramedic spend their spare time soldering 8A buck drivers onto their department issued flashlights. 😀
I wish these companies would just go ahead and make a flashlight that has a cool white emitter, a warm, white emitter as well as a UV emitter. You always have to choose between a UV emulator or a warm emmiter on all their product. if it truly had everything, it would just have every type, including a laser! No one’s done that yet. As soon as someone does that, they’ll sell a ton of them.
That RovyVon reminds me of a Motorola pager from 1991. I worked in a bank and remember few of my colleagues who were doing PC tech support had to bring their pagers everywhere. All-in-one? Yes it is. Game changing? No.
For starters, it isn't as affordable as most Convoy flashlights. Any flashlight that comes in a nice toolbox case screams _"I'm premium, not cheap!"_ 😀 If Sofirn made something like this, it would be priced much like the IF24 RGB light. 🔦☺
I can see how a clip-on body safety light might be useful for non adventurers though. A mom could clip one of these to her kids so that they're easier to be spotted in a crowded place, should she become separated from her children. Runners and joggers and maintenance workers will appreciate the SL41 as wear-on beacons to increase their visibility by the roadside.
Clip them to your kids 🤣 I used to have a Nextorch UT41 which went missing from my bag awhile ago, so this will be a nice replacement (though it's a lot larger). I don't think the Sofirn crowd would appreciate the non-replaceable battery. Looks suited to first responders.
@@DarrenYeoYT Oh dear, sorry to hear about your missing UT41. If it was a thief who nicked it, he could have been a flashaholic too. 🤔 Wearing a body strapped beacon would be a good idea for EMTs, HazMat personnel and cops, but their respective departments and ministries won't buy these RovyVon lights at retail prices.
Sealed batteries will work in favour of users who don't want to, or don't bother to learn how to disassemble unit. Not every paramedic spend their spare time soldering 8A buck drivers onto their department issued flashlights. 😀
Interesting light. I am struggling to find use scenario, really a kind of specialty light.
Yeah maybe first responders, or in your car glovebox if your car breaks down, maybe an emergency kit bag.
for fishermen.
Seems like a good light to have in your car. Can you think of any other lights that may be even better for that?
Maybe the Nextorch P84. It takes a 21700 and also has signal lights, but they aren't as bright and also no UV.
I wish these companies would just go ahead and make a flashlight that has a cool white emitter, a warm, white emitter as well as a UV emitter. You always have to choose between a UV emulator or a warm emmiter on all their product. if it truly had everything, it would just have every type, including a laser! No one’s done that yet. As soon as someone does that, they’ll sell a ton of them.
It's totally possible. I'd prefer something in a tube style like the Sofirn IF23, replaceable battery.
@@DarrenYeoYT 👍 Yes. Lots of people are thinking twice about flashlights that have non replaceable batteries. Often I decide not to buy based on that.
Looks like a bicycle flashlight, not an EDC flashlight
It's an odd one, it's something I'd keep in my backpack rather than in my pocket.
Thats the ugliest flashlight i have ever seen.
Had a good laugh reading your comment. It's probably more of a signal light.
Interesting, I followed the Amazon link, this light is not for sale there. Its a $100 light on the companies webpage. No thanks.
Yeah it is pretty pricey, and hopefully they have some kind of sale on later
First viewer. Oddball item.
Yeah I know right. Maybe suited to law enforcement?
Think this might be designed for first responders or rescue teams? Can’t see any real use as an edc item.
Yeah I'd say so. It is a hybrid of a signal light and general EDC light.