RovyVonAurora A1 G4 USB C Rechargeable Mini Flashlight, Small Bright Keychain Flashlight 650 High Lumens EDC Flashlight Gadget with Clip for Camping, Hiking, Emergencies (Blue)

I love these lights. I own an A3 and bought another one as a gift, and purchased two of these A1's as additional gifts. I believe that all Aurora G4 flashlights have the same internals (minus some bells and whistles on the more expensive oens), but the differentiation between the A-models is the housing. For example, this A1 comes in a durable plastic housing, while my A3 comes in an all-metal housing. I personally prefer the metal, but the plastic is usually cheaper if you just need something that works and you aren't too worried about the durability. The bonus with the plastic is that they usually come in more interesting colors, so if that matters to you or whoever you're giving it to, this is a good pick. I've bought a blue and and orange one of these, both as gifts.As far as the light itself goes, it's crazy bright with a surprising amount of throw for such a small light.It's really convenient to keep on your keys at all times, and it's way better than a phone flashlight. I can't speak on long-term build quality and durability since I have only given the A1's as gifts, but the plastic felt sturdy and I doubt it would break with regular use. Surprisingly, the button does not activate on its own while it's in a pocket, either. The USB-C charging is also very convenient, and it seems to hold a charge for a really long time.I love these little flashlights and I've now bought 3 more to show people what they're missing - 2 A1's and 2 A3's. I personally prefer the tougher and better-feeling build quality of the A3, but depending on the price and your aesthetic preferences, these plastic ones are an equally good option.If you're shopping for a keychain flashlight, stop looking and just buy whichever Rovyvon Aurora you like best. You definitely won't regret it.

Amost greater than sliced bread-- these are soooo incredibly functional and really put out a strong beam of light that cast easily over 30 yd at night. They are fantastic to lighting up dark corners of room, closets, tool chest etc etc and since they are small you can keep them in your pocket with no problem. I use mine almost daily for various things and love them.. they are rechargeable. Like I said as good as sliced bread or maybe even better- I am a total fan of these versatile flashlights.

A great little helper! Gets quite bright for its size. I keep it in my pocket all the time. Charges easily and quickly and stays charged a long time. All the functions you need in a normal day. A good value!all

Bought this product for use on a keychain as it's dark at my front door returning from a day's work. Works very well, it's small, light ( pun intended ), and has various brightness settings, some of which are very bright. The operation can be a bit tricky at first, but once you've trained yourself to the sequences, it's quite simple. The on/off switch is recessed just enough to use but not turn on in your pocket. Remember to unlock the light before use as the manufacturer recommends. I've only had this product for a week so I've not had to charge it yet, will update if that proves to be difficult. My only issue at this point is that one of the two keychain rings sent with the item is thick, so it's very difficult to open enough to attach to the flashlight. Altogether, I'd recommend this to people, and have in fact already purchased a similar one for my wife.

I’ve bought a few of these now in varying styles. Some metal and some plastic bodied. They’re worth every penny. The EDC potential is stellar.PROS:About the size of a AA battery, long run time with at least 3 brightness settings, hold down for full power instant on is an awesome feature. Blinding white flood with a crazy long throw. Performs like a much larger LED light but so easy to stash or pocket carry. Not sure how they managed to get enough battery into them but they last longer than expected per charge. I keep one in my car with the charger cord, which is a mini USB like the older Samsung phones used.CONS: Wish it had a pocket clip or visor clip!Charger cord is only about 6 inches long, but that’s a plus in my car at least, plugged into the console without all the extra wire, so maybe a pro as well. If it accidentally turns on in your pocket you’ll soon feel the heat. They get hot.ADVICE: go with the plastic body model for 20 bucks and save your money. They all work well and they’re tough.

The media could not be loaded. I really like this little keychain light. I got it to replace my old slightly larger/heavier keychain light, which had about 100 lumens. This light blows the old one away in every category. Super lightweight, and about the size of a AA battery, but still feels very durable. My favorite feature is the way the power button works. Click and hold it for intermittent high mode, double click to turn on low, then a single click to cycle through the modes. You can also triple click for strobe. This keeps it from accidentally turning on in your pocket, but gives you easy access to all the modes with one button. I haven't tested the water resistance yet (and don't plan/need to), but the charging port seals up, so it should be waterproof enough. I wasn't a fan of the pocket clip, since it doesn't attach to the flashlight body securely, and feels like it would easily pop off when carried, but I bought it to use as a keychain anyway. The only minor downside for me is the micro usb for charging. I would've preferred usb-C, since that's what my other devices use. I can't say for sure how long the battery life is, but from playing with itquite a bit since yesterday, it hasn't gone dead yet, so it's good enough for my needs. Since it's rechargeable I'll generally carry it fully charged (or close to it) all the time anyway.