ROFIS TR10 900 Lumens Angled Head Flashlight

 

The ROFIS TR10 is nto the cheapest flashlight of its class, but it offers you something different from your normal lights. The ROFIS TR10 got a magnetic base, angled head, and pocket clip, which fits all your needs - including the angle when you need to see your gauges while you are checking your tires and doing repairs in the dark. The light does NOT come with battery, but you can buy your own CR123 or 16340 for cheap at gearbest too. This light outputs 900 lumens max, and got a decent throw to the beam. You can see the light in reality in the review video posted at the end of this post!

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First thing is to look at the size of this mini flashlight. You can see that it is not just "tiny" but VERY tiny in the CR123 powered flashlight class. The light is great for ladies who complain about anything being too big in their pockets or purse!

 

Packaging is simple, and only comes with the landyard loop, manual, o-rings and nothing more. Very simple indeed!

 

You can see the button here, which is actually not flush with the light, so yes, there can be accidental turn-on by chance, but you can always unscrew the cap a bit to prevent that if you do care.

 

OP reflector, giving you a good floody beam - as we all expect, but wait, there is more, it actually do have a bit of throw up to 130m!

 

 

Gold plated springs and magne hidden below the spring.

 

Good to see another good spring down the tube too, so it is a good design that can prevent your battery from smashing onto the board by accidental bumps and drops.

 

Do you realize the hotspot there? I am already shocked to see such a hot spot for this kind of light, it might do better than I expected in terms of throw.

 

Laying it down like this let me see the "throw beam" better, and it is definitely not a flood-only beam.

 

The angled head of this ROFIS TR10 is pretty tight and secure, it is even a bit hard to turn, which ensures you the light will not wobble and swing around in the pocket like how the Klarus AR10 does in the past...

 

Yup, you can tailstand this baby and turn it back to "normal" flashlight setup with the head pointing straight too. I find that I do like the 90 degree setup more, but its good to have an option to choose from, unlike the Olight H1 nova which sets us on 90 degree ONLY.

 

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coupon: GB17LED  ( 12% off discount from the full price when not at sales for led lights and flashlights http://tidd.ly/25feb1d4 )

At last, my YouTube review on the ROFIS TR10!

 

Shocking Deal for EDC Powerful Flashlight

 

See this picture? On the Road M3 is the flashlight for you, if you haev never handled a 920 lumens flashlight with this kind of size. Nothing has been photoshoped, it is indeed a super compact EDC flashlight that can output 920 lumens with just one included 16340 battery (CR123 friendly). It's super compact, super powerful, and what's best is, super inexpensive if you buy it with my link. There is also a 8% discount if you use "GBLED2016 " for the coupon code. Right now it's on sale, and is only $24 USD for the whole package that includes the light, battery, charger, cord, and a nice padded pouch for protecting your light if you really do cary about it. I personally think that pouch is nice for another purpose but is not needed for such a tough flashlight.

 

 

This light uses an orange peel reflector which gives you a nice floody beam, and the one I got here is equipped with a very orange tone / warm tone beam, which is what I love for these kind of light. The cold white or cool white is nice for showoff but bad for actual use. This warm color beam makes it so comfortable for the eyes when you use it in the dark. It won't screw up your vision and make your eye balls all tensed up and such.  Oh right, and stainless steel bezel is nice, at least it is very tough and will protect your lens properly, even when dropped face-on the ground.

 

There goes the body of the "on the road M3", it's grid-looking texture does provide you some non-slip vibe when holding the light. There is also a typical yet strong clip on the side for pocket clipping, or clipping it on your hat or something liek that. From the side, you can also see the on/off button is protected by a stainless steel piece, and is definitely a well constructed design.

 

Wow, that is bright isn't it? Double click to get on turbo for 920 lumens, or just click to change modes. This baby has a lot of modes, but this one below is the best mode to me...

 

 

That's right, this is the lowest mode, what we call moonlight or firefly mode. It's a super low lumen mode, which offers you just enough light to look around in the dark in case you are just finding something while everyone else is sleeping. With the nice warm temporature of the light, you won't screw up your own night vision ability too.

 

 

Alright, it's a MAG-LIGHT!  The tailcap is equipped with a magnet inside and so you can stick it to your fridge, your door, your car and everything metal and magnetic. I love mag-lights, I mean, these kind of magnetic lights. Flashlights are great tools, and they are even better when you can just stick them around. I don't even store up my mag-lights, becuase I jsut stick them around the table's leg all the time (steel legs). It's so nice and so handy when it comes to car repairs and computer repairing. You just wnat to stick this thing somewhere and shine it at the spot for you. Lovely!  

 

On the road M3 - comes with a nice charger, a battery that has its unique wrapping, and as you can see, the flashlight has a pretty nice body with a pretty thick wall, meaning that, it's for sure tough enough for most situation. The charger is very nice, I have tried it myself and you can charge from USB or the wall using its cord provided. I love how "fully loaded" this package is, you just want to buy one for yourself, for your friend, and for your whatever or whoever who just don't have it yet.

 

 

Here are all the stuff inside the box. I personally don't give a X about the landyard and o0ring here, but they are nice to have, just in case. The pouch is excessive stuff, but I think there are some good purpose for it other than putting the flashlight into it... which makes it super clumsy. The manual is fully in moon runes - Chinese, which most people cannot read, but it's fine, you got me and my reviews...!

 

 

Here is how it look inside the box. You have to open up the top and bottom to find your battery and charger and all that goodies. I think the presentation is very nice and definitely nothing "cheapo vibe" here. It feels like a professional presentation, much better than a clamshell ugly package.

 

 

At the end, here are some nice flashlights put together, in order: Nitecore EC11, Olight S1 baton, Thrunite T21, On the Road M3, chapstick, AA battery, C cell battery. As you can see from the picture, this light is a tiny bit bitter than the Thrunite T21, but then, 920 lumens vs Thrunite's 450 lumens?  You pick which one you want! Olight S1 baton is still the smallest, but then, it's just 500 lumens, compared to a 920 lumens. Hard to beat!

I will make videos about this On the Road M3 later and post the review up here and on YouTube. Before I get the time and energy to do so, don't forget to buy one yourself and for your friend before this deal is gone.. it's on discount guys..!

Use "GBLED2016 " for code at checkout for 8% more discount on top... Then I think it end up like $21 only for a light, battery, charger and pouch and such... you cannot get a better deal anywhere. Get your On the Road M3 here - http://goo.gl/Wfq9T1