BORUIT V20 LED Small Powerful EDC Flashlight with Clip,180°Head Swivels,Super Bright USB C Rechargeable Mini Pocket Keychain Flash Light with Red COB Light-14 Mode,IP67,Magnetic,110DB Buzzer(Black)

Insanely bright for it's small size on turbo with lots of other light settings. The magnet, swivel and clip give it functionality that makes it the best choice of flashlight since you can stick it to a wall/pipe/whatever or a hat or lapel pocket, super versatile and the battery lasts longer than I thought it would. The design is top notch. Charges with USB-C and the plastic case even glows in the dark. If you work in building maintenance this is a game changer. It can take a beating, and even survived my washing machine somehow. Never leaves my pocket. Got one for my step dad, he loves it too.

The BORUIT V20 completely exceeded my expectations. For such a small EDC flashlight, the brightness is unbelievable — it throws a clean, powerful beam that easily lights up an entire room or backyard. This is the kind of performance you usually only get from much larger flashlights. The size is perfect for everyday carry. It slips into a pocket, bag, or glove compartment without taking up space, and the lightweight design makes it easy to keep on you at all times. The build quality feels solid and durable, with a premium finish that doesn’t scratch easily. I also love the multiple lighting modes and how simple they are to cycle through. The USB‑C charging is fast and convenient, and the battery life holds up extremely well even on higher brightness settings. Whether you need a reliable flashlight for emergencies, outdoor use, or daily tasks, the V20 is an absolute winner. Compact, powerful, and incredibly useful — a true 5‑star EDC essential.

Great little light! Very bright and easy to use. Dinged 1 star for the clip, it doesn't hold well to molle webbing or thin material. I almost lost it the 2nd day i carried it. I attached a lanyard (included) to the light and edc bag along with the clip for additional security. The magnet is decent, but could be stronger or placed better. It is offset which allows the light to rotate out of position easily.

OK to be honest it was on sale for half off, making it worth trying. The Boruit line had never been on my radar, I usually buy Sofirn, Wurkkos, & Olight; yes I am a FL junkie. I am amazed lately just how much functionality and power can be designed in such small packages. This V20 is my new EDC (everyday carry) and it does not disappoint. The interface requires long presses or double clicks for that reason so as not to turn on in advertently in you pocket. The button routine is logical and easy to use once you get the hang of it. USB C charging is welcomed and the charge lasts for many observations with lights to remind you to recharge. The multi-function clip is great for a cap or pocket, when the magnet is not close to metal for hands free use; the swivel head further allows you to direct the light to the task at hand. I was a bit disappointed the black color was not sale priced, but I find the white or clear which it actually is, glows making it an easy find in the dark so that is a big plus as well.

This is a great flashlight that's very small and can get very bright. Be careful -- Don't look at the light directly. The flashlight also features a warning siren that's a lot louder than I thought it would be. This is a good thing -- If you need the siren, you need it loud. I've even used it's sidelight feature to light up my writing surface in a dim environment -- It worked like a charm. Picture note: My hands are just a smidge larger than a normal man's hands, but I wouldn't call them huge. If I ever need another, I will not hesitate to buy it again.

This looks like a neat and useful product, otherwise I wouldn’t have purchased it. I just received it and played with it for a few minutes to get acquainted with how it works. It does seem to work well. However, I’ve been working for over 15 minutes to try and charge the battery. I’ve plugged it directly into a wall USB port, and also a 2-prong port using 3 different bricks. I also tried an external power bank, and still the light will not start recharging. I don’t have much free time to deal with returning items purchased online so I guess this is over $30 USD flushed down the toilet. I’m really disappointed because this does seem to be a good piece of EDC gear otherwise.

Great bright little flashlight. Just got and have been playing with it. Going to be ordering several more for xmas gifts

First impression is its nice but the main light stepping down in all of the modes is really noticable after like 30 seconds of use. I would not use this as a primary or back up light it just drops light output too fast to be usable.

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I like the different style of lighting. However it did take a tumble and a piece of plastic chipped off. A little fragile for my liking. I use it daily in a garage setting.

Its small, light, fairly bright, side cob lights incl flashing red (& even red/blue) with strong magnets on 1 end. Even comes with 2 diffusers. Whats not to like. Cons are it's UI which tho is uncommon, is easily learnt. Overall, I like it & use it alot & when clipped to my backpack, doubles as a rear flasher

Today, mine died. It only lasted a bit more than a year before the charging port sunk deep inside and won't accept any more charging cables. Long before today however, the plastic protectors for the swivel head fell off and could not be put back. The rubber gasket protecting the USB c port also failed pretty quick Initially, I really felt I had found my EDC, for how practical the light was. Soon though, I was frequently assaulted by the unexpected alarm sound, just by bending over or leaning on something, as the button is way too easy to activate, as one carries it in a pocket. I'm not the first to complain about this personal alarm feature that is not loud enough to be useful for that purpose, but definitely loud enough to be a public nuisance that cannot be deactivated. Cheaply made products like this don't solve a problem in the long term, they just quickly add to the pile of e-waste. I recently purchased another light to replace this one, the KLARUS E8. The metal construction seemed a good idea for longevity, but the swivel head failed within two weeks of use. Sigh. Still seeking the true quality pocket light....

Got 2 one for me and one for a gift about 2 years ago and it’s still going strong love all the different settings for lights and the alarm is kinda funny to set off by accident while out in the bush