TS11 EDC Flashlight Rechargeable,Super Bright Led Pocket Flashlight with 616M Beam Distance,Compact LED Flashlight with Anduril 2.0 UI and SFT40 Led (Orange)

I love this so much I bought another one with the 18650 battery extension. I don’t think there’s a better flashlight made! What to know: Thrower, nice LONG DISTANCE beam of 2000 tested proven lumens. Standard battery works great for light use, easy recharging or buy extra batt’s to swap out. Colors are NOT beam colors, just button and lens LED’s to add a nice glow. Multiple colors and 3 modes (4 if you count off). Sounded silly until you need a flashlight in the dark! Had a power outage and I could see this pulsing colors on the far side of a 30’ room in total darkness. One of the options is the color matches the batt level, so after a while you will learn the color at a glance to recharge it. I’ve left the color LED mode on for several months, it does not drain the battery down. Add the SOS, bike strobe (clamp needed, no attachment mount), candle, several strobes plus lightning ⚡️ mode that simulates an intermittent lightning storm. I’d give this 6 stars if I could! NOTE: One review says it had a magnetic endcap, THIS is NOT that model. Color me a dolt.

If you're not familiar with flashlight parlance, a "thrower" is a flashlight that will shine a relatively focused beam a long distance, as opposed to a flood that will illuminate a wide (but shorter) area. This flashlight is a thrower. And it's a really good flashlight, and very bright, with a nice LED light color. It runs Anduril 2, an operating system that gives the user a lot of options. The downside of Anduril is that it's all done by one button, the power button, and changing settings can be complex, involving a lot of counting and button pushing. The advantage of Anduril is that you can customize the settings to your liking. And if like me you don't like flashy and blinky modes, those can be locked out by operating the flashlight in Anduril's "Simple" UI mode. In that mode, the only "blinky" mode available is the battery voltage check, and it's not annoying. You can also use this flashlight as a flood type flashlight by using a diffuser. It takes a 40mm one. I bought a NightCore version and it works excellently, although the light's range is greatly reduced when the diffuser is used. But it's a great way to have a flood option without carrying a second flashlight for it. I also recommend getting the extension tube for this flashlight so you can use 18650 size batteries for longer run time.

This flashlight is exactly what I was looking for—small enough to carry in a pocket but powerful enough to light up even the darkest spaces. The beam can light up an entire room, a dark alley, or the shadowy corner of my closet where I store my regrets (and high school yearbooks). The build quality feels solid, and the beam is impressively bright with a good range. It seems ideal for car camping, emergencies, or just keeping around the house for when the power goes out. The battery life is surprisingly long, and the adjustable brightness makes it versatile for different situations. Honestly, it looks to be one of the best new tools in my collection.

I got this a few months ago and really like it but had a chance to buy the Wurkkos TS11S model in china, It was only $11 with the 18650 Battery extender and it has the Magnet end cap. Its a remarkable flashlight and much brighter. I came back with a box of lights, I couldn't resist.

So after looking at some more expensive brands I did some research and found these Wurkkos lights getting high scores. I chose this for the rgb lights & cool features. Takes some time to get into the functions, but videos help! Easy to charge the port is very accessible. The lighting modes are super cool and offer some serious brightness for the size. Compared to some more expensive lights I feel like if you like EDC gear to tinker with you definitely get a lot for the price. Plus the orange aluminum body looks cool af!

I have recently start acquiring a few high performance flashlights and decided I needed a small light with the longest throw possible. After a lot of researching and reading reviews, the Wurkkos TS11 was the favorite among many other flashlight enthusiasts in comparison other common high performance light manufacturers. I decided to pull the trigger. First impressions: I love the orange color just for something different, the machining of aluminum body was flawless, the TIR lenses and reflector were perfect, and the light feels very well made. When I was reading about the features of the light, I liked the Anduril 2.0 firmware which allows the light to have many more functions and customizations than you can imagine. I won’t own a light without it now that I have one. The light also has auxiliary RGB LEDs you can turn on/off that use virtually no power and make the light very easy to locate in the dark. The included batteries are great quality and the light has onboard charging via an included USB C cable. The run time is great on the included battery but there is an extended tube available for this that allows the use of 18650 batteries. I doubt you will need it but it is an option. The beam of this light fits exactly what I was looking for. The beam is focused allowing brightness to be thrown a long distance in lightweight 4” long pocket size light. Everyone I have shown this pocket spotlight too is amazed by its performance in such a small light!