Very cool light. The shape kind of reminds me of the first LED light I ever owned many years ago, which was basically a couple LEDs and a switch stuck to the end of a 9V battery and then wrapped in a rubber case. Technology has come a long way. Love the dual-power option.
Cool light. The two different battery feature is neat. I have been rocking the Nitecore TIKI. Its met my needs so well I don't even have to think about other lights.
I like that flashlight. I bought three of them that are similar the same shape anyway, but they also have like a blue and red flashing light so you can use it on your car if you're fixing a flat on the side of the road and hopefully people won't hit you. I keep one in my car and I have a couple of backups to give away or whatever. Also you can use it to recharge your phone which is always cool to have that ability if you're in a bind. Great products thanks for showing!
I just got mine today and I love it! Its got that cool "tactical" look and fancyness, yet its discreet. Will be so useful for work and nighlty bike commuting. Dont need to buy a new bike light! Goes great with my mini-sized Victorinox.
@@FiftyShadesOfGrayMan Also this is true for the whole Angel Eyes E series using the spare battery platform as I asked that question also (E1, E3, E5, E7, E8)
I'm like you, I I'm not really a flashlight guy either and the one I carry is a cheap dollar store pen light that only has an on/off switch. However, very basic, it's reliable and only runs on a single AA battery. Anyway, although this torch you're showcasing today is rather sophisticated (by my standards anyway), I do like the fact that it seems easy to use and I really like the dual battery design. That's pretty smart if you ask me. Thanks and Cheers!
I bought one just recently an I noticed that when the battery is in or in battery mode when you shake it the light flutters on and off or just cuts off. I'm not sure why have you or anyone else ran into this problem.
Awesome review! Thanks for sharing! Have a great week!
Very cool light. The shape kind of reminds me of the first LED light I ever owned many years ago, which was basically a couple LEDs and a switch stuck to the end of a 9V battery and then wrapped in a rubber case. Technology has come a long way. Love the dual-power option.
Cool light. The two different battery feature is neat. I have been rocking the Nitecore TIKI. Its met my needs so well I don't even have to think about other lights.
I like that flashlight. I bought three of them that are similar the same shape anyway, but they also have like a blue and red flashing light so you can use it on your car if you're fixing a flat on the side of the road and hopefully people won't hit you. I keep one in my car and I have a couple of backups to give away or whatever. Also you can use it to recharge your phone which is always cool to have that ability if you're in a bind. Great products thanks for showing!
I just got mine today and I love it!
Its got that cool "tactical" look and fancyness, yet its discreet.
Will be so useful for work and nighlty bike commuting. Dont need to buy a new bike light!
Goes great with my mini-sized Victorinox.
So you know, I emailed Rovyvon & asked if it’s safe to run a 10440 in the AAA battery slot & they said YES (protected or unprotected).
@@FiftyShadesOfGrayMan Also this is true for the whole Angel Eyes E series using the spare battery platform as I asked that question also (E1, E3, E5, E7, E8)
Awesome
I'm like you, I I'm not really a flashlight guy either and the one I carry is a cheap dollar store pen light that only has an on/off switch. However, very basic, it's reliable and only runs on a single AA battery. Anyway, although this torch you're showcasing today is rather sophisticated (by my standards anyway), I do like the fact that it seems easy to use and I really like the dual battery design. That's pretty smart if you ask me. Thanks and Cheers!
Seems pretty nice, maybe I'll get one. Thanks. 🦇
ive been looking at this and variants for awhile
Ooooohhhhj… aaaahhh..,.. might have to get one:-)
I bought one just recently an I noticed that when the battery is in or in battery mode when you shake it the light flutters on and off or just cuts off. I'm not sure why have you or anyone else ran into this problem.
@Seneca Serpent
Oh my God my dumbass put a quadruple a battery in there an didn't know but that was the problem fixed it thanks for the advice though.
Does it have some IP certification?
@@FiftyShadesOfGrayMan thanks for your reply
Ooh I like this