BORUIT V20 Small Torches Led Super Bright with Clip,365nm UV,180°Head Swivels,1000LM USB C Rechargeable Mini Pocket Keychain Flash Light,110DB Buzzer,with COB Light-13 Mode(Black UV Edition)

Fantastic touch what can I say a real bargain and was shocked at it size and power and functions. It is also very well built and feels as it will last a long time. Only negative the charging port is very deep and sometimes needs a bit of plugging and unplugging to get the two I brought to charge. Overall well worth the money.

Use it almost daily. Compact in size, amazing build quality, good battery life and a strong usable magnet - which you wouldn't realise you'd use until you do. Powerful and bright. The buttons are a bit cumbersome where you need to remember where you land which you'll pick up with use - a newer model is available with UV/Laser pointer options

Quite a good torch with lots of functions. I can’t always remember the functions without experimenting. The charging port only seems to accept certain USB C leads but not a huge deal. Highest strength beam is very bright.

Such great torches. Very versatile and very light. No pun intended. Can't recommend highly enough

It’s ok as a backup light that lives in a bag or emergency kit, but overall it’s average at everything and not very good at most things. 1) It’s bonkers to me why product designers think that an “on” light is a good idea when the torch is switched on. In moonlight mode, you’ve got a couple of lumens but then a glaring green light in the side, which removes the point of a moonlight mode. 2) the siren / safety alarm is too quiet to be of any actual use in a defence scenario. May as well not be there. 3) the UI of the two buttons is co fusing, cumbersome and easy to forget. 4) the side lights are mostly redundant. What’s the use case of a blue or sickly green ambient light please? Just have red and different temperatures of white. Or program an option for SOS (missing overall) 5) No stated lumen output or runtimes for me implies the production runs vary wildly. 6) It’s just ugly. At first. I thought having a transparent case with glow in the dark case might be handy, but in the whole it just makes for an ugly light to look at particularly with all the writing on the back. For £15-20 it’s ok. Worth having in a collection. But on balance most people are better putting their money towards something more purposeful from RovyVon, Acebeam, Wuben or Wurkkos.

Having read the reviews here and also having watched a practical demonstration on YouTube which included full immersion to test the IP67 rating I was eager to purchase a Boruit V20 for myself. My primary use will be as a personal safety light for now that someone has seen fit to replace the sodium street lights with LEDS a new danger has been created for pedestrians, namely being invisible between lamp posts. Sodium lamps provided light spill meaning a diffused light pattern between the posts whereas the LED lamp simply provides a white splat. No spill at all. Where light is created, by default a dark blackness follows which means I as a pedestrian become invisible when I am between lamp posts. As the V20 has so little weight it is easy to attach it to a coat with a carabiner using the keyring included and utilise one of the flashing side lights to alert road users of my presence. In addition the V20 has a magnetic flat base and as it readily supports its own weight when attached to a metal object makes a really useful work light. There are 4 side lights, white, red, green, blue which provide excellent fill-in illumination for the creative photographer such as when taking photographs of miniatures etc. With a C drive USB charging port, a battery life indicator, a metal clip to permit attaching to clothing, a lanyard, two diffusers one orange, one white and even a screech alarm this compact well made torch with the added bonus of a 180 degree swivel head provides a myriad of possibilities. Reasons to be cheerful? Absolutely! Every pocket should have one, for to stay bright is to stay alive.

Love the size, rotating head, clip, output, red light main option and flashing warning lights. However in my opinion the audible alarm is not worth having it is not loud enough as a signal or panic alarm and only stays on while the button is pressed.

Love this gear, it has so many options alarms, and solid bright light. It's extremely handy for DIY projects and even for hiking, as I can adjust lights to light up where I walk while my headlight lights up my surroundings. Also love the fact I can clip it anywhere and that I can hang it on my dog so I see where he is in the dark. For such a price I would recommend this gadget everyone literally.