Nitecore MT1A Pro vs RovyVon Aurora A28 G2 size comparison
The RovyVon Aurora A28 G2 is 17 mm (0.67 in) shorter than the Nitecore MT1A Pro, and 1.7 mm wider at its widest point. Weights are published on different bases (listed vs with battery), so compare them with care.
The RovyVon Aurora A28 G2 is 17 mm (0.67 in) shorter than the Nitecore MT1A Pro, and 1.7 mm wider at its widest point. Weights are published on different bases (listed vs with battery), so compare them with care.
Dimensions
| Nitecore MT1A Pro Check price ↗ | RovyVon Aurora A28 G2 Check price ↗ | |
| Length | 93 mm (3.66 in) | 76 mm (2.99 in)−17 mm |
| Head / width | 19.8 mm (0.78 in) | 21.5 mm (0.85 in)+1.7 mm |
| Body | 17.3 mm (0.68 in) | 21.5 mm (0.85 in)+4.2 mm |
| Tail | 19.6 mm (0.77 in) | — |
| Weight | 52 g with battery | 50.2 g listed |
| Battery | 14500 / AA | Built-in |
| Max output | 800 lm | 1,000 lm |
| Throw | — | — |
| Type | EDC | EDC |
| Source | nitecorestore.com sourced Listed 3.66" / head 0.78" / tube 0.68" / tail 0.77", 1.83 oz; converted | adventurecarry.com sourced |
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MT1A Pro vs Aurora A28 G2: how they differ
Size and weight
The RovyVon Aurora A28 G2 is the shorter light: 76 mm (2.99 in) against 93 mm (3.66 in), a difference of 17 mm (18%). At its widest point the Nitecore MT1A Pro is 1.7 mm slimmer (19.8 vs 21.5 mm). Weights are published on different bases (Nitecore MT1A Pro: 52 g with battery; RovyVon Aurora A28 G2: 50.2 g listed), so they are not directly comparable.
Brightness and throw
The RovyVon Aurora A28 G2 is rated brighter: 1,000 lm maximum vs 800 lm for the Nitecore MT1A Pro, 25% more.
Battery
The Nitecore MT1A Pro runs on removable 14500 / AA batteries; the RovyVon Aurora A28 G2 runs on a built-in rechargeable battery. Only the Nitecore MT1A Pro lets you swap in a charged spare.
Type
Both are EDC lights in our catalog with a tube body.
Which should you buy?
Choose the Nitecore MT1A Pro if you want a slimmer profile (1.7 mm narrower) and a removable cell you can swap. Choose the RovyVon Aurora A28 G2 if you want a shorter light (17 mm shorter), more output (1,000 lm vs 800 lm) and a built-in battery with no separate cell to buy. We compare published size, weight, output, throw and battery only, not runtime, interface or build quality.
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MT1A Pro vs Aurora A28 G2 FAQ
Which is smaller, the Nitecore MT1A Pro or the RovyVon Aurora A28 G2?
The RovyVon Aurora A28 G2 is the shorter light: 76 mm (2.99 in) against 93 mm (3.66 in), a difference of 17 mm (18%). At its widest point the Nitecore MT1A Pro is 1.7 mm slimmer (19.8 vs 21.5 mm). Weights are published on different bases (Nitecore MT1A Pro: 52 g with battery; RovyVon Aurora A28 G2: 50.2 g listed), so they are not directly comparable.
Which is brighter, the Nitecore MT1A Pro or the RovyVon Aurora A28 G2?
The RovyVon Aurora A28 G2 is rated brighter: 1,000 lm maximum vs 800 lm for the Nitecore MT1A Pro, 25% more.
Do the Nitecore MT1A Pro and RovyVon Aurora A28 G2 use the same battery?
The Nitecore MT1A Pro runs on removable 14500 / AA batteries; the RovyVon Aurora A28 G2 runs on a built-in rechargeable battery. Only the Nitecore MT1A Pro lets you swap in a charged spare.