Really very good flashlight in terms of size, weight, and performance. It is more than worth its money, even on high it makes a very good light beam, and on turbo the 3000 lumens for its size is truly impressive!!!

EDIT (29/08/2026): So far flawless, it has only faded a little in quite a few small spots overall, meaning it looks a bit worn, yes (from some small drops, from use, but also from being constantly carried in a jacket, little bags, etc., where it rubs against other objects, etc.) but functionally it is still flawless. Also, a few months ago it developed a little problem and would not charge, but I sent it back for repair (under warranty) and fairly soon the company responded and, with no problem at all, they sent it back repaired for free. In general it had taken quite a few -small, yes- little drops, and I assume something burned out or got knocked loose because of them. I still give it 5/5, clearly.
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EDIT: In the end, if you want to have it on your keys, in terms of size I think it is borderline, but it is okay. As for weight on the keychain with the keys (although generally it is not a heavy flashlight), some people may find it a little heavy.
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I have not had it for many days, but it really seems very good.
In terms of build, it is very sturdy with a beautiful design and look.
Having spoken via email with Fitorch about the differences between the P25GT and the P25 (the P25 is its older model), the only substantial difference they have is that the P25GT charges with Type-C directly from an external port on the flashlight (whereas the P25 does not have a charging port on the flashlight itself, but on its battery. That is, you remove the battery and connect it via USB port, automatically charging the battery itself).
Beyond that, the P25GT is a little shorter than the P25 (and I think also slightly thicker).
Also, the P25GT has the ability, by turning its cap slightly (as if you were going to open it to take out the battery, say, but you only turn it a little), to enter sleep mode, meaning it does not turn on, it is as if it is disconnected. This is very useful when you have the flashlight in your bag or in your pocket so it does not turn on by itself and drain the battery.
It has strobe and SOS signals as standard, just like the P25.
In general, I do not find a reason (both myself and from what I concluded from the email correspondence with Fitorch) for someone to go for the P25 (a 6-year-old model, while the P25GT is a 3-year-old model).
You will probably see quite a few more reviews and unboxings on YouTube for the P25, since it has been on the market 3 years longer than its upgraded model, the P25GT. The same goes for the reviews on Skroutz (the P25 obviously has more reviews for the same reason). Practically speaking, in terms of lighting and quality, etc., from the reviews I have seen, the two flashlights are almost identical. For me, however, the fact that it charges with Type-C directly from the flashlight (and you do not have to remove the battery, etc.) is a decisive factor in choosing it compared with its predecessor (with the logic, of course, that in all the other aspects as I told you they are more or less the same).

Time will show its durability; personally, I got it for the keychain for my keys. Of course, if you want to do the same, know that yes, it is short and its height is close to the height that keychain flashlights generally have, but it is quite chunky. This is because, if I remember correctly, it has a 2000mAh battery, whereas the “ideal” flashlights for keychains that are thin and tiny may have 300-500mAh batteries. Also, it is not particularly heavy.
Still, it is very compact and practically it is a REAL FLASHLIGHT compared with other keychain flashlights, which usually at 200-300 lumens will last you 15-20 minutes. This is a proper flashlight, where at 700 lumens it lasts 1.5 hours.

The Type-C port also has a very convenient and comfortable little cover, important as well!

Finally, let me say again that this specific P25GT flashlight (and the P25 too, I would say) is the closest thing to a REAL FLASHLIGHT you can get in such a size, with such lumen power and with the very respectable runtime it has, compared with flashlights for keys or small pockets.

Let me also say something else: both the P25 and this specific P25GT take an extension for a larger 26650 battery, meaning a larger cap that also increases the overall height of the flashlight.
The P25 needs the ET25 product for the extension, while the P25GT needs the ET25GT product. These two products look almost identical in photos, but they are not. They have a small difference in size. So get the correct one! As for which battery to get for the extension, I am not knowledgeable in general. However, Fitorch itself, in photos on its site and elsewhere, advertises the extension of these two flashlights with the Fitorch 26650 4500mAh battery.

Sorry for the wall of text, I just wrote it as I thought of it and as it came to me, and maybe I repeat myself somewhere.

Powerful flashlight, small in size and weighing just 75 grams, with waterproof and drop resistance certification. It has five lighting levels plus strobe, sos, and beacon functions. It features a locking mechanism to prevent accidental activation, as well as a battery charging indicator light. When turning on the flashlight, it automatically lights up at the intensity stored in memory, and if you want to change it, simply press the button until the desired intensity is reached.
In turbo mode (3000lm), the flashlight can operate for a total of 15 minutes but continuously for about 1 minute, then automatically drops to the immediately lower level, which is also quite powerful at 700lm and can operate for 90 minutes.
It is a flashlight capable of illuminating with a uniform beam of light over a wide range and at a great distance, and you can always have it with you without being bothered by its size and weight.