E90 3500 Lumens EDC Flat Flashlight with Proximity Sensor, with Practical 365nm Blacklight, Two-Way Clip & USB-C Charging Cable Included, IP68 Waterproof Pocket Flashlight

Great light. Everything still works like new and has a great battery life. The user interface can be a little confusing when you first use it but you get used to it. I’ve had it for a good bit at least 6 months if not longer and it is still going strong. Some features are less used but they can come in handy sometimes like if you need a different light or need to see something without having to wait for your eyes to adjust when using the red light it helps preserve night vision like if you needed to read or check something in the dark

I love this light! I also own the OLIGHT Arkfeld Ultra, which is my daily EDC because I prefer its UI, premium materials, feel in hand, and incredibly strong UV light. That said, I actually prefer the push-button EDC design on this model—it’s quick, simple, and makes it a joy to carry. I reach for this light all the time, especially on dog walks or when I’m in the yard, because its tactical turbo mode is wicked bright and a lot of fun to use. I’m super happy with this purchase and would EDC it if I didn’t already own the Arkfeld Ultra. What really stands out is the push-button quick on/off paired with turbo mode. It’s such a fantastic feature and something I wish the Arkfeld Ultra had. Honestly, if this light had a UV mode as strong as the Arkfeld Ultra, it could easily replace my main EDC. The build quality is solid, though side-by-side I still prefer the materials, finish, and overall feel of the Arkfeld Ultra, along with its smoother UI. For me, the “perfect EDC” would combine the turbo and push-button design from this light with the premium feel and powerful UV of the Arkfeld Ultra. The laser is nice, but I’d gladly trade it for this light’s turbo. Build that, price it under $75, and you’ve got the ultimate winner. For a higher-end version, I’d also add this model’s side-light function. Bottom line: this is a fantastic light on its own. Depending on your needs, it could absolutely serve as an EDC. For me, it’s not replacing the Arkfeld Ultra, but I’m glad to have both in my rotation—and this is the light I grab whenever I need a tactical option for being outside at night. Side note: if you want a small pocket-sized EDC, I also carry the RovyVon Aurora A3 Pro G4, which is my favorite micro-EDC. I own the regular A3 Gen 4 too, and both are fantastic. Honestly, you could buy two of the non-Pro versions for the price of one Pro, which would prob be my official recommendation as they are so small and easy to lose if your that type of person. Those are great for 5th-pocket carry—while this model here is a true main-pocket EDC light.

Yes, its bright. Yes there are brighter flashlights, however I feel people sometimes focus on how bright it gets but not for how long. What im trying to say is that in its medium mode which is around 200lm the runtime is of slightly more than 8 hours. Basically, if you need a flashlight that will last you the whole night at a good brightness this is the one. All the other features are also super nice.

Not the best, but reasonable in terms of price to quality and functionality. For me the slightley irritating is having to click multiple time to select different lemen levels or functions (three diferrent buttons), which is not always easy. Overall, it is a good product.

Really impressed for the money, battery life is great, riding the line perfectly for size where it’s not too big not too small for edc. Build quality is really impressive and is taking drops like a champ. Heats up on turbo mode but that’s to be expected and the heat dissipates quickly. But if a learning curve for the controls but after 5 minutes of messing with it it’s easy to use. Would recommend

I gave this 5 stars even though I'm not a fan of the lock. The lock needs to be easier to use; 5 clicks to engage and 3 to disengage. The light is great. It is very comfortable for daily carry but the light gets turned on too easily if you don't use the lock. Too many times I have removed the light from my pocket only to find that it is turned on. I believe it happens when bending over or sitting down because I am very careful putting it in my pocket and taking it out. It does turn on to a lower setting which doesn't eat up much battery. The dual clip is great and it has a nice deep carry position. The case it comes in is awesome. The light is very bright and great for EDC. The battery lasts a long time and is easy and quick to charge when needed. I also like that it is waterproof which wasn't the case with other lights I considered which is crazy for EDC. I wish the tactical switch was activated in the opposite order (strobe 1/2 push and solid full push). The full push is much easier to engage in an emergency situation. Overall, I highly recommend this light for EDC. Other lights are brighter with longer lasting batteries if you don't want pocket carry.

I like it. I'm used to their user interface from the smaller ones (angel eyes, keychains) and like the multiple buttons for different things. Decent battery life and I love the flat design and multiple functions. Does get a little warm on full brightness for a while. Am definitely a RovyVon fan, have a few, and give the little ones out for christmas

Best flashlight I've used yet! 3500 lumen flood is wonderful, and works as a tactical flashlight just as well as for a camping flashlight. The lower LEDs are very easy to select modes for. The sensor means this won't catch your pocket on fire. The side lights do everything well, too! Red, white high CRI, and UV on the side is great functionality to include. The most important part: This is actually waterproof, unlike the competition. Skip the Nitecore ones which let water in immediately. Rovyvon needs to make one improvement: There are two LEDs on the bottom. There should be one thrower and one flood LED, not just two of the same.

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Excellent flashlight with all the functions in a great package. The only thing missing is a physical lock switch.

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