inova pocket light?

i think that only has to do with the cluster leds like the inova x5 etc.

Its cool, flashlight reviews .com gave the light in question a pretty good review.
 
For the money, Countycomm's lights are nice too, and you can afford to carry several to pass out to friends at the same price of a single Microlight. .
 
The switch on my Inova wore out way to fast. Buy a Photon III or Photo Freedom.

After the way they are treating other companies, I'd never consider buying a Inova product anyhow.
 
I have two Inova Microlights and never had a problem with them. Got them about 2 years ago at Fry's for about $7 each. I keep one in each jacket I have so I always have at least a mini light available. I like the fact you can change the batteries without screws, although the batteries are still original after two years of occasional use. Another plus over the Photon II would be the bigger slide switch for constant on. The Photon II basically requires a fingernail to operate it as it's a microswitch. Hope this helped.
 
No complaints and reliable, my EDC for over a year for "when-you-need-a-light" situations. Brightness is more than enought IMO for most tasks, such as navigating in a dark movie house or looking thru corners. First bought the white but changed it to red for night-adaptation. Size-wise, I prefer them over the Photons' as the Photonlights were too tiny for me.

My only gripe, if anyone from INOVA is looking, would be the clip. For me, it needs to be more secure as it could--and did--unhook one time (taped the ends with duck tape) and it it could also turn/twist/pivot to give it more direction during lighting tasks.
 
too much for too little light. was great when i bought it, but now i shoved a 50¢ 20,000 mcd LED in it and the output is almost 2X.
 
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