Wurkkos TS22 Flashlight High Lumen Rechargeable - 4800 Lumens Super Bright 70.3 HI LED Flashlight USB C Charging IP68 Waterproof Regulated Output for Dog Walking Ramping Emergency Hiking

Awesome Flashlight. Comes with battery. Verry floody. Very pocketable even with the 2170 battery. Very Bright on high and turbo modes. Would rather have tailcap switch but also like the included tailcap magnet; seems strong enough for most use.

First thing that really I like about this little flashlight is how much light it can produce for its size. We have now left the old flashlights that are big and heavy in the past. No need to carry or lug around something that is so heavy it will require back surgery to correct. This little light can reach out and light up the end of my driveway, and that's 350 yards away. The flashlight has great output even on the medium settings, not just on turbo. If you need a light for walking at night this is the one. The light output is clean and very clear, it gives excellent color reproduction. This little flashlight puts out a very wide floodlight pattern with no hot spot in the center, it has a great light that pattern slowly dims right out to the edge of the beam. And since this is a floodlight it doesn't have harsh shadows that a spot light does. The fit and finish it's top quality. The flashlight that I received has a very nice black anodized finish that looks outstanding. The tail-cap has a very strong magnet in it. This is a great addition for my needs. Now I can mount this flashlight on something close to me and free up my hands for my work. If you need or want to make sure that you will have enough light to finish a long job, then consider buying one more 21700 battery's. It's the big brother of the much more common 18650 Lithium battery. So far I have not had the need for this but keeping a spare 21700 battery on hand could be something to consider. The only two little issues that I have with this flashlight is that when I push the “on” button I want light. This light has a built in safety feature, that gives a short double flash when you hit the on button the first time. This reminds me to double tap the on button to turn the light on to it's last used setting. I wish that there was a way to turn this off, but. Also the on/off button could have been just a bit bigger and it could have had a more tactile rubber feel to it. Don't get me wrong the on/off mode button is in the best place possible, it just could have been a bit better. Those are just two very minor things. Even with the small issues it's my current favorite EDC. I wonder how long I will be able to hang on to this little flashlight.

First, This is a great light overall.... the form factor, design, color (green) the 5000k hi cri, the spot versus flood (it's a nice blend of the two for me.. plenty of throw for 95% of my use cases but floody enough to do work closer up, or walk through the forest, or for in-house use), reverse charging magnetic tail, etc. Now... here's the downside that I only figured out through testing and experimentation. Before I did this and figured this out I was going to return the light and probably give it 2 stars. Here's the situation ....Don't start on turbo and let it step down unless you are only going to use turbo for 40 seconds and then turn the light OFF for while. If you go to turbo and let it naturally step down, first it will get super super hot and will melt things If they touch the head. Second the step down is super aggressive only after about 40 seconds when you go to turbo from off, and it drops down BELOW high mode and stays there. This 40 seconds of course shortens to what seems to be an immediate drop down if you don't let it cool off enough. However if you use the light on high to start and do very short bursts like less than maybe 20 seconds in turbo then step back to high you will maintain the highest maintainable output of the light. The light output is good at High (of course below the stated output but that's another story). You will have to experiment with exactly how long you can turbo and then get back to the high output to maintain max sustainable output... Again if you turbo too long it will go below high until it cools down enough to allow you to maintain high AFTER you turn off the light (I have no idea how long the temp needs to drop to reset exactly) You will also help avoid the super hot head situation (just be mindful here and feel the head before you put it in a pocket or throw it on something that will melt). I would expect that the engineers would know this or have tested it enough to have the turbo drop to high and not below high...Even if it meant dropping the turbo down after a shorter period of time and allowing the user to re-turbo every so often. In summary, if you start from turbo and just leave the light on you will end up with a maybe disappointing 600 lumen light until it dies or you turn it off and let it cool down. If they figured out a way to manage this properly with the firmware then it would be a five-star. Last....for some reason when you set the light on its tail when on or attach it to its tail magnet to something metal the light turns off... this really makes me question it's durability. I'd hate to see what happens of I drop it. With all this said I feel like I paid too much for this light ($56). I compared this to the sofrin IF 23 pro and an olight warrior min 3 both of which have better output management regardless of total output. I'd feel better if it was about $40 so I'll probably return and wait for a sale.

Fantastically usable EDC light with nice, warm, high CRI emitter. Just got it, but recently used it for hours to move home theater equipment around rooms, and after hours of use at lower levels, battery voltage was still above 4.10 (4.20 is max), and it recharged to full in minutes.