Inova Xs Flashlight
Titanium
- White LED outputs 53 lumens on high and throws a spot beam with flood pattern up to 58m (190 ft.); switch to low to output 6 lumens to conserve battery power
- 1 AAA battery (included) provides 1 hr. 20 min. of operation on high and 26 hrs. on low
- 3-position end-cap switch activates constant and momentary high and low settings
- Regulated output maintains consistent light output over the lifetime of the batteries
- Solid aluminum body has a high-grade anodized finish
- Provides IPX4 water resistance for reliability in inclement weather
- Includes a lanyard with small Nite Ize S-Biner for attaching the Inova Xs flashlight to a backpack
Imported.
| Best use | Camping, Hiking |
|---|---|
| Bulb type | LED |
| Bulb detail | LED |
| Beam type | Spot, Flood |
| Max light output (lumens) | 53 lumens |
| Light output | High: 53 / low: 6 lumens |
| Max beam distance (m) | 58 meters |
| Beam distance | High: 58 / low: unavailable meters |
| Brightness levels | 2 |
| Strobes | None |
| Average run time | High: 1 hr. 20 min. / low: 26 hrs. |
| Regulated output | Yes |
| Rechargeable | No |
| Batteries | 1 AAA |
| Material(s) | Aluminum |
| Dimensions | 0.5 x 3 inches |
| Water-resistance rating | IPX4 |
| Impact resistance | 1 meter |
| Weight with batteries | 1.8 ounces |
(12 total reviews)
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Sep 11, 2014Great Litttle lightThis light is bright enough, although not as bright as the one that it replaced. The question at this point is, will it endure?
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May 14, 2014Great product, very bright for it's sizeI was on the lookout for a small, bright LED light to use at work that uses a common battery such as AA or AAA. I was in my local REI shopping for other items, and I found this Inova Xs. It ...
Read More I was on the lookout for a small, bright LED light to use at work that uses a common battery such as AA or AAA. I was in my local REI shopping for other items, and I found this Inova Xs. It fits the bill perfectly. It is small, bright, and very durable. I use it every day without any issues. If/when it ever wears out or breaks, I would definitely purchase another one. -
Apr 18, 2014Daily User Goes EverywhereI needed a daily carrier light for my bag. It needed to be small, lightweight, have 2 modes - low and bright, and use an easily available battery. This is tiny (.5" x 3"), which is the size ...
Read More I needed a daily carrier light for my bag. It needed to be small, lightweight, have 2 modes - low and bright, and use an easily available battery. This is tiny (.5" x 3"), which is the size of a small finger. It takes one AAA battery. It has 2 modes - high (53 lumens) which is for most uses and low (6 lumens) which is best when you don't want to disturb people at night or in a theater. I prefer that you twist it to turn it on and to change modes. I planned to buy the similar-sized Fenix E01 that cost more, but it only had one mode which gave out far less light. No contest. This goes everywhere with me all day. At home, I use the somewhat larger Fenix E12. -
Mar 12, 2014Stick of PowerGreat light. Comes with s clip which is a nice touch. Clips on to my jacket perfectly.
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Feb 5, 2014Powerful, small flashlightBought these small flashlights for our Costa Rican vacation. With the intention to use them for night hikes and getting around the EcoLodge in the dark. They are small enough to put in a po...
Read More Bought these small flashlights for our Costa Rican vacation. With the intention to use them for night hikes and getting around the EcoLodge in the dark. They are small enough to put in a pocket or can be hooked onto a belt with a small carabiner (included). Great purchase. Easy for my young boys to use them and not lose them. -
Feb 2, 2014Wider beam then other 1 AAA lightsThe string and the S clip isn't that great as a keychain, or for clipping to anything for that matter. The press and hold tail cap is a gimmick at best, a liability to drain the battery in y...
Read More The string and the S clip isn't that great as a keychain, or for clipping to anything for that matter. The press and hold tail cap is a gimmick at best, a liability to drain the battery in your pocket at worst. That said I also bought the Fenix LD01 for a full $11 more, but why? The two are so similar I don't see how the Fenix costs more. It's been my experience that the flashlight with they highest lumens usually has the smallest beam, and this is just one example. The beam is slightly bigger then the Fenix, but past 30 yards the Fenix is slightly brighter, but not $11 brighter. I put the Inova X in my bag for emergency use only, I won't carry it every day like I do the Fenix LD01 as a keychain. -
Jan 23, 2014Did not work for meThe button on the bottom only works if you hold it down. If you want the beam to stay on you have to tighten the end cap with the button. This design did not work for me and I did not find a...
Read More The button on the bottom only works if you hold it down. If you want the beam to stay on you have to tighten the end cap with the button. This design did not work for me and I did not find a good explanation on the package or I would not have bought it. -
Dec 9, 2013Nice single-battery LED flashlightThis is a very nice LED flashlight that uses a single AAA battery and claims that it will run for 8 hours at its low intensity level. It is quite bright as well as quite small. It seems to...
Read More This is a very nice LED flashlight that uses a single AAA battery and claims that it will run for 8 hours at its low intensity level. It is quite bright as well as quite small. It seems to be sturdily made, with a machined metal housing. The various twistings of the end-cap to get the different settings (bright/dim, momentary [push button]/constant light] are more complex than an old-fashioned flashlight, but this is not a simple, old-fashioned flashlight. How else to provide those features? Twisting the end-cap is a reasonable solution.
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