RovyVon E3 Plus 7075 EDC Flashlight USB C Rechargeable, High CRI Warm White Small Keychain Flashlight, Supports Triple A Battery Compact Flat Flashlight, Dual Power Source, Dual Switch Easy to Use.

This is my favorite small flashlight now. It's so versatile with the twin led setup and the dual power. Having a great true color 5000k led is great for examining things like gemstones, stamps, old glassware ect. Pretty much anything you don't want washed out with blue light.The 6500k led is great for general see in the dark use, lighting your path and such where a brighter blueish beam is good.Build quality is great and the UI is pretty slick and water resistance works as advertised. The only knock is you can't use a lion poly cell only nicad for the AAA. The high settings on the built in poly are very good and you can have a dual led beam at 3 powers. The moonlight setting, truly is moonlight and is excellent. This is an ultra cool super useful torch.Bravo Roxyvon.To the person who complained about not getting 2 flashlights, it's a dual (2) led setup with a true color led on one side and a normal bright white (more blueish) on the other side. I don't see anywhere where it says 2 flashlights or a picture of 2 side by side. Also the UI takes a bit because of the dual power setup, but if you have normal say 5th grade reading comprehension and can count then you'll have no trouble.1 click for moonlight, 2 clicks for last led and power you've used, then 1 click to cycle through output powers. Two clicks to change leds, Hold to activate both leds, then single click to change output. Hold to turn off. And of course it will memorize your last output setting of the particular led used, or dual use.3 clicks in moonlight mode to switch between aaa and built in battery power.

This keychain flashlight has it all: gorgeous aluminum body, USB-C rechargeable internal battery, backup AAA battery slot, disk disk dual LEDs and multi position pocket clip. You can independently control the LEDs and there are several useful modes. Not just pretty, tough too. I dropped one of these in a cross walk and found it later, run over by a car. Aside from a few scuffs, it is still 100 percent functional and unphased. This is a great light, worth the money.

I like almost everything about this light except the UI. The UI is understandably complex as it is required to go to moonlight, strobe and switch between either emitter (NW/CW), or both. I think it would have been more intuitive if it was "push-hold" for moonlight, single click for single emitter, double click for both emitters. Instead it's "single click" for moonlight, "double click" for single emitter (double click to switch emitters), and long press for both emitters. It's just not very intuitive if you are used to other simple UIs like Olight uses. Overall, it's a great light and a great value. NOTE: I accidentally put a 3.7V lithium 10440 battery in the AAA slot and it worked fine (much brighter than with AAA). However, it wouldn't charge the onboard LiPO with that battery in it. I think the incoming voltage being >1.5V confuses the logic on the charging circuit. The charge light just stays solid blue. Starts flashing (charging) when I take the 10440 out and/or put a 1.5V AAA in. I'm hoping to swap the CW to a Osram W1, but I'm a little apprehensive to take it apart. It seems a little complex for me.

This one makes my second rovyvon light with the hybrid battery system the first was the E7. I really like the flat small form factor. Very lightweight even with the auxiliary battery installed since I have gone with a 10440 lithium ion rechargeable cell to keep the output up to rated specs of the internal battery. Operation is quite simple once you learn the procedures which are pretty intuitive. Charging is easy too with a common type C cable (included) but charging only works for the built in battery regardless of what chemistry auxiliary battery you install. On my particular light i had added a magnet to one side under the latch with double sided automotive trim tape since rovyvon didn’t design these with a magnet which I would have much rather had on the bottom instead of the keychain attachment portion and that could have been moved to the corner or around the corner so that the light could have a smooth flat magnetic bottom surface. The included pocket clip is nice and secure once installed though I would like to have seen a magnet on it like some of the aurora models have maybe that will happen sometime or be available. The double click to power on to your memorized level may seem like an extra effort but it’s really nice once you get used to it and helps keep accidental turn ons from happening so easily plus there’s a total lockout feature if you want to initiate that I personally don’t use it because of forgetting it is locked each time I want to use it. The company and the vendor are excellent with their customer service and support I highly recommend the light and have since purchased and is awaiting the E4 titanium model with warm white emitters which you can only get from their website as amazon only has the one with cool white emitters and the pro model with side lights. Maybe I’ll try that one next.

This light is really handy. A really good lightweight edc. The operation is something to get used to for sure, but not too complicated after learning. You have to hold the button down to turn the light off, and quick press to change lighting modes. The dual power source feature is awesome and a nice innovation added to a light, good to be able to have a aaa battery backup your main rechargeable power source. The pocket clip is also nice, having a reversed portion to be able to wear on the brim of a hat. Really sleek and elegant too. I had an issue with mine occuring from normal use after a year (warranty is two years on their lights) and the customer support from RovyVon was extremely helpful and came through on even getting me a replacement sent! Really awesome light and great customer care to boot! Well done RovyVon!