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The new INOVA LED Microlight is available with white, blue, green or red LED bulbs and is priced at $10.99 plus shipping. ‘The INOVA Microlight brings lighting sophistication to the under-engineered micro flashlight arena. From its tough polycarbonate construction to its multi-function switch mechanism, to its LED lamp, the Microlight offers advanced engineering in a keyholder-size lighting powerhouse with an up to 50' effective range and up to one-mile signal visibility. Four lighting functions, a water- and crush-resistant body, and a stainless-steel universal clip make it ideal to affix to items from children's backpacks to military gear.’

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A review of the Inova X1 3rd Gen flashlight has been posted over at Fried CPU. 'The X1 is a small-sized (4 inches long, like half an inch in diameter) LED flashlight that runs off a single AA battery. You can find them at your Target store for $19.99, though sometimes it’s cheaper online. It is, in my opinion, the best bang for the buck when it comes to a general-purpose flashlight you’d carry around in a backpack, purse, or car glovebox. It is one of the only lights in its price range that includes voltage-regulation circuitry that maintains a bright glow throughout the life of the battery — not a steady decay from the moment you put the batteries in.'

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HManPhotos have published a post in which the Inova Microlight is compared with the Photon Freedom Micro flashlight. 'As for light output, the Photon is most definatly superior to the Inova. One thing the Photon has over the Inova OTHER than sheer brightness is that the Photon has a multi-variable dimming feature where as the Inova just has bright, dim, and strobe. The Photon can either be click on and off, or it can be clicked on (bright) and then the button held which will then start dimming the light in a smooth transition down to its dimmest setting where it will flash once to let you know that you hit this point. This is also where the strobe features come in but we'll come back to that. Another nice point about the Photon. If you are somewhere that you don't want the light to come on bright at all, just hit the button and hold it without releasing and when it comes on, it will be on its dimmest setting. You can then continue holding to bring it up in brightness to your desired level.'

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A review of the Inova T4 LED flashlight has been posted over at HMans Photos. 'I purchased the Inova T4 light roughly a year ago to use at my job in a correctional facility. However, since purchasing this light I've found it useful in multiple ways. I've carried the light at work, at my job as a reserve police officer, while riding my motorcycle, and while hiking. To be totally honest, I wear this light on my belt anytime I feel that I may be out after dark. Even on nights when I just go out to eat and watch a movie I carry it. Yes, its come in handy on several of those nights. It came in particularly handy one night not but a few weeks ago when I hit a deer on a dark highway during a trip home from the movies.'

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The X1 led flashlight is a new product from Inova and is available in either titanium or black finishes. 'The X1 uses a single white 5mm LED for light. The original version of the X1 had a recessed anti-reflective coated convex lens at the front of the light, behind the stainless steel bezel ring. As of March 2006, you will find that this version is being phased out and replaced with a new version that has a reflector with a clear lens instead of an anti-reflective collimating lens.'

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This is yet another high quality flashlight from Inova which comes in both black and titanium finishes. Inova's XO3 tactical flashlight boasts a blazing three-watt LED and a patent-pending TIROS™ lens. The flashlight delivers more lumens per watt than any other flashlight in its size class. 'The INOVA XO3™ offers you visibly superior light projection. With breakthrough optics technology and a flared head design, the XO3 harnesses the power of its 82-lumen LED to clearly illuminate objects up to 250' away. Its complete, muscular chain of superior light generation, light projection, power regulation and lithium battery power redefines performance and reliability for flashlights in its class.'

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The Inova T4 LED flashlight is classified as a 'tactical' item and thus is targeted at a police/security clientele. However, tthe rugged metal construction and long lasting durability should be the desired qualities for anyone who has to use a flashlight on a regular basis. This flashlight retails for $84. 'The Inova T4 comes with a 4 watt high powered LED, one lithium ion battery, button control with constant on/off, up to 2 hour burn time, recharges fully in 2.5 hours, up to 250 feet effective range and is only 8.00 in. in length. Comes complete with rechargeable battery and battery charger.'

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