RovyVonAurora A5-G4 USB C Rechargeable Keychain Flashlight, 650 Lumens Super Bright Mini Size EDC Flashlight, with 2 Warm White Reading Sidelight, Glowing in The Dark (Green)

This has been a daily companion for over a year now. It's followed me on business trips, camping trips, conferences across the country and on numerous spelunking efforts in dark cabinets and under couches. Simple, elegant design, great battery life, and one really useful trick they didn't intentionally design. If you live where mosquitoes are you know how itchy the bites can be. Press and hold the button to start the high beam and it gets warm enough to stop the itch if held against it for a moment.

Love that this flashlight is rechargeable with a USB-C port. It’s super bright despite the size, and it is small and lightweight enough to fit in any purse or pocket. It is so much brighter than a phone flashlight and comes in handy surprisingly often!

REVIEW UPDATE:The seller got in touch with me and sent the updated (current gen) flashlight! It now works exactly as expected!I assume that the seller has updated this listing to be more accurate, or they now have the latest model in stock, but you can buy with confidence that the seller will work with you to make things right if you don't buy what you expect!The only thing I have to add is that the flashlight's button is harder to press, I kinda have to use the tip of my finger or fingernail to press it but I've been told that was intentional to keep the rubber from falling off.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------OLD REVIEW:Before purchasing this light, I looked up 3rd generation Rovyvon Aurora A5 and I came across the manufacturer's website which clearly details the operation of this flashlight.It states that you click 5 times to lock the flashlight, and 5 times to unlock the flashlight.The included manual (and operation) of the light I received does not say this. In fact it does have a lockout feature but it is activated by holding the button for 5 seconds to lock, and 3 seconds to unlock. This is not desirable to me as like the A8 operation description on their website, I believe momentary on should happen by simply holding the button (even though it is not stated).Anyway, enough complaints aside, let's compare it to 1st and 2nd generation Auroras with sidelights!New features in Gen 3:- Lockout: Not what I expected per rovyvon's website, but better than nothing. I will probably return this light and re-order from rovyvon's website though.- Magnetic clip: Significantly beefier than the Gen 2 Auroras. Works really good! Less sexy than the Gen 1 and Gen 2 clips, but way more functional IMO.- Magnetic tail: Not sure I agree with making it a separate detachable piece. I love that it's decently strong. Attaches itself to a piece of sheet steel horizontally pretty well!- USB C: Welcome addition over USB MicroComparisons from Gen 2:- Brightness: The primary LED in my A5 is slightly brighter than the LED in my A5 7075 Gen 2.- Side LEDs: Gen 2 seems slightly brighter, the stats seem to back it up- Moonlight: Gen 2 seems brighter, numbers back it up. I actually prefer the dimmer 0.5lm of the Gen 3- Momentary On: Being able to hold down the button to get momentary on is extremely desirable to me. I may return the Gen 3 because it omits this feature.-Button: Easier to push than Gen2. Surface feels larger? closer to the top? Easier to accidentally turn on, but also easier to use.Comparisons from Gen 1:- Glow in the dark (GITD): A5 model's trademark feature. Gen 3's case is actually clear enough that UV can get through to check bills in my experience, vs Gen 1's body was so saturated with glow particles that this was not possible. The Gen 3 manual says the UV light is only used to charge the body, but for me, it can pull double duty. HOWEVER, I purchased an A8 for that purpose. The original Gen1 body glows significantly brighter (due to higher concentration of glow particles) and it feels like it glows longer (because of the higher concentration is easier to spot after longer periods). Both last significantly longer than the Nitecore Tiki. I would still reccomend the Gen1 if high quality glow in the dark body was a feature you desired.- Momentary On: Being able to hold down the button to get momentary on is extremely desirable to me. I may return the Gen 3 because it omits this feature.- Button: Button is smaller but just as easy to press and use in my opinion.Conclusion: A nice upgrade over the Gen 1 (so long as you don't care about glow in the dark brightness or momentary on.A sideways upgrade over the Gen 2. Magnet and beefier clip is a welcome addition and USB-C is perfect. Loss of momentary on is a bit of a dealbreaker though.

After one of the LEDs went out, I contacted the company to see if I can get it repaired. I was willing to pay for the repairs since it was out of warrantee. The company asked me for proof of purchase, pictures of the serial #, and a short video of it malfunctioning. The next day, they emailed me to say that they were sending me a newer version of the same model for free. This was quite a pleasant surprise. They were quick to respond and were willing to work with me even if the product was out of warrantee. This is the kind of customer service that can get create brand loyalty, so much so that this is my 5th RoyVon.

The A8 is the most useful EDC flashlight I have.I use it every day and I can say the performance is outstanding!The UV light is an added bonus that you never knew you needed.Their customer support is world class!Very responsive and friendly.

bright and versitile, size is small enough to not be bothersome in your pocket. the button are protected from inadvertent activation, but they can be difficult to activate if you have larger fingers

I have used the RovyVon Aurora A5-G4for six weeks now. It is tiny but very powerful and weighs just 22g/.8oz. The front light is a spot that is shaped just right. On low power setting it is supposed to last about seven hours and has a throw of approximately 22’. I find this setting extremely useful, enough light to see well but not blinding. The side LEDs work as a flood light an do have a nice ambiance. With the included clip I can attach the light to the brim of my hat and use as a headlamp which makes this a superb lighting tool for hiking. The two higher settings really light up the world ahead with good throw to reach out there.It’s small and lightweight enough that I don’t know it’s with me but performs so well for my needs that if I lost it I’d quickly replace it with the same model.

I love this flashlight. It is not inexpensive, but it is an excellent value for my use case. It has an incredibly bright front light, which I use on dark streets, corridors, etc. My most common use is the side light, which is perfect for reading small-fonted menus in dimly-lit restaurants. In every way, it is superior to my iPhone flashlight, which causes my entire family to groan when I use it to read a menu, possibly because it has become a cliched symbol of middle-age ocular deterioration, or because the iPhone’s dimmest setting is brighter than the dimmest setting on the RovyVon. I also use the red, quick-flashing light when I’m walking on a road at night. It’s miniscule and easily fits in even a small pocket so you’ll actually take it out and use it. It has a 2-way clip so you can clip it onto a brimmed hat.This little light is one of my top 25 all-time possessions, because of its perfect design, build-quality and practicality. It’s the quintessence of an EDC flashlight. Just get one and you’ll understand.