Rovyvon E3 Angel Eyes Hybrid

Rovyvon Angel Eyes E3

£39.95

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Description
Specifications

The Rovyvon Angel Eyes E3 is the second generation of RovyVon's Hybrid flashlight.

It's powered by a built-in LiPo battery (charged via USB-C port), and a replaceable AAA battery, available separately. Unlock the light head to replace the AAA battery and lock it to use the AAA battery automatically.

Made of 6063 aluminum alloy.
Dual-power, built-in Li-Po and replaceable AAA battery, (available separately).
Rotatable head replacing the AAA battery.
Automatically switch battery when it’s low or AAA battery installed.
Continuously light output when replacing the AAA battery.
USB-C rechargeable (charges the Li-Po battery only)
Reversible pocket clip
IPX7 waterproof

SKU: ROV-E3-BLK-CW-$$
Width:: 10.00 (cm)
Height:: 3.00 (cm)
Depth:: 10.00 (cm)
Body Material:: 6063 Aluminum Alloy
Dimensions:: 6.5 x 2.7 x 1.3
Maximum Lumens:: 700
Runtime Max Lumens - mins:: 50
Beam Distance (mtr): 70
Batteries:: Built-in Lipo battery (included) or 1 x AAA (not included)
Bulb:: LED
Rechargeable:: Yes
Strobe:: Yes
SOS:: No
Beacon:: No
Water Resistance:: IPX7
Product Weight (g): 35

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Reviews

4
Good item

Posted by Ian on 5th Jan 2024

Good quality item, nice features and fairly bright.
5
Pocket torch

Posted by Craig on 26th Oct 2023

This really is a pocket rocket. I do a lot of motorcycle touring and this perfect for keeping in a pocket for quick access with veritable brightness
4
“Angel eyes”

Posted by Murray on 16th Oct 2023

Brilliantly bright and easy to use, but I still carry my old, slightly smaller Mec Army torch for every day use (I am getting blind) around the house, even for reading small print. “Angry eyes” is a good substitute, and the possibility of using an ordinary battery when I am in the Nigerian deep countryside (where there’s no electricity) was why I bought it. The on-off switch is more complex, and the fact that a very low light can go on accidentally in my pocket (as it can with the old Mec Army light) is the only downside. As always, Heinnie was quick to deliver - thanks!