RMSEN RV-115 Cree Q3-WC 130-Lumen LED Flashlight (1*AA)

Pros: Well i've have just recieved this item and im impressed. The build quaility is just as Good as the Romisen its ripping its name off, it has annodised threads so tail cap lock out is possible and it has a forward clicky!!!! just as bright as my Quark aa R2 on max, with a tighter hotspot.

Cons: Lens is plastic not glass, and the tint is a tiny bit green, but nowhere near as bad as R5 emitter on aa power.

Other: one of the better DX lights

Pros: Very well made light, the machining is near perfect, anodised threads came lubricated and screw on and off smoothly every time. The design is good with the well placed o-rings enclosed, very water resistant. I have used in monsoon like conditions and left sitting in running water with no water ingress.
Very good throw for a AA powered light with a tight hot spot and usable spill, much more throw than flood.
Forward clicky.
About 50-60 minutes good brightness using AA Nimh and will continue to run down to >1v at gradually decreasing output for many hours.
Very comfortable to hold and carry, comes in a white box with a lanyard.

Cons: Only runs on AA 1.2/1.5 volt batteries as far as I know.
If it were a couple of dollars cheaper I'd buy several and have them everywhere handy

Other: Very well constructed single AA light perfect for every day use. Would make a high quality gift that you needn't worry about cleaning up first or fixing later. A highly recommended buy

Pros: If you like simplicity in a flashlight, as do I and many other people, then this may very well be the flashlight you should purchase. It uses a single "AA" battery, which, as we all know, is readily available most anywhere and is quite inexpensive, especially when bought in bulk at a sale price (like near Christmas). Now, mind you, I have a number of other lights acquired from DealX, including 2-Uniquefire S10, which also uses one "AA" battery, and several flashlights that require 2-CR123A batteries. However, if I had to limit myself to one light, in this price range, I'd probably select this one any day of the week. It has a heckuva throw, and quite aceeptable spill, especially for such a relatively inexpensive light. There is nothing I can say that hasn't already been mentioned in other reviews; all I can do is reitterate the virtues. It appears to be well-constructed. I can't imagine you being disappointed should you decide to purchase this light.

Cons: None worthy of mentioning for a fine light costing so little. It would be nice to have a glass lens, but it certainly doesn't seem to detract from the usefulness of this light.

Other: As I said, if I had to purchase just one light, I suspect this would be it (from what I know as of today), and that's simply because it's relatively inexpensive, has a super throw (for one "AA" battery) and it uses batteries that don't cost an arm and a leg.

Pros: Uses a single AA battey! Simple on-off switch. Smooth reflector surface. Heat dissipation not a problem as it uses relatively low power. Current drain 500 mA (0.5A) at 1.3 V. Bright for its size and well-focused. It is watertight, well-sealed with O-rings. The reflector is protected by a well-recessed glass window. No unnecessary design elements.

Cons: Doesn't stand vertical on the tailcap. Reflector may have small imperfections, but nothing serious.

Other: Great for everyday carry. Cheap enough not to care about it too much if lost or damaged.

Pros: It is small but still a good size to fit in your hand. MUCH brighter than I thought it would be.

Cons: A little bulky around the lens but it could be helpful to prevent losing the thing. I think it could be a little bit cheaper. Although a nice light, it comes with nothing (batteries, clips, holsters) and could go below the $10 mark.

Other: Great emergency and spare light. I keep it in the cup holder of car and it is still small enough to allow me to put drinks in the cup holder