Wurkkos TS10 V2 6000K Pocket EDC Flashlight Titanium Alloy-Mini 90CRI LED Flashlight with Rechargeable Battery,1-1400 Lumen Brightness,3Pcs Color Aux LED,Anduril 2.0 UI

A great light the finish and build quality is perfect it will probably last years

La linterna no tiene quejas materiales de excelente calidad, es diminuta, tiene decenas de funciones con el sistema operativo andruil 2.0, la iluminación es bastante potente. Da gusto tenerla en la mano, resistente al agua. Ahora las cosas algo negativas, no trae imantada la parte de atrás, y se calienta muy Rapido, pero te acostumbras a agarrarla de otra forma. Cómprenla en titanio, súper buena.

I ordered the Titanium 4k version of this light as I generally prefer the warmer tones for a flashlight and 4k is just right for outdoors. This is the new version of the TS10 light that includes the RGB aux lights vs having to pick a specific aux color when ordering. This thing is tiny! I knew before ordering that it was a smaller light but it wasn't until I got it in my hand that I appreciated how small it is! I have larger hands and prefer a larger light for my day-to-day but it will make a great bedside light and a solid option for those with smaller hands. It has great brightness for the size as well. This is a great little light to have on hand if you find yourself trying to convince family or friends how bad their harbor freight flashlights are. This thing will get brighter, look better, and might even last longer than all of those other lights and is half the size. The overall build quality is very good. I expected a squishy feeling button and rough seams and threads for a light this inexpensive, but I was pleasantly surprised with all. There is a soft tactile click that makes it easy to cycle through modes. A word of warning if you're stumbling on this light and aren't a "flashlight enthusiast" - This model utilizes the Anduril operating system. It defaults to simple mode so can be used by most people without too much worry but it does have a very complex UI that can overwhelm most people that just want a light to turn on and off. I personally love the flexibility of Anduril so am happy to have it. It's hard to find something not to like about this light. While it isn't the light for every situation, it feels like it hits above its weight class. It comes with a good-size battery, pocket clip, diffuser, and even a printed Anduril chart in the box. I do wish Wurkkos lowered the max temp from the factory. Putting the light on turbo mode caused it to heat up hotter than was comfortable to hold after about 45 seconds. While I understand the risk of turbo and heat buildup of a light, I'll be lowering the max temp as I want to hand it off to kids who aren't going to be thinking about those things. If you're looking for a small footprint light for occasional use, this is a great option for you.

Beautiful beam, good for EDC use. The output is impressive. The titanium/copper model WILL GET HOT, as a result of titanium not being a good thermal conductor. That is the tradeoff for it looking so cool. For more practicality, choose the aluminum model. If you're willing to sacrifice optimal thermal properties for looks, the this titanium model is awesome. The pocket clip pictured in my review is NOT stock. It's the Olight Baton 3 / Baton 4 Pocket Clip in Rose Gold. I strongly prefer Wurkkos to Olight flashlights but this pocket clip looks nice with this ts10v2 titanium. No onboard charging but that adds to the water resistance. Just get yourself an xtar charger and you're set. User Interface (UI) can be overwhelming at first but once you learn it, it becomes very useful. It has the ability to operate in "simple mode" for less experienced users. Look up an anduril 2.0 manual online and you're set. Great light. If you're willing to learn the UI, and want a compact, beautiful flashlight for EDC, with great value (aluminum model) this is one of the best.

Love these little lights in 4k tint. Get them on sale for a proper value and they are about $12 and the Ti around $30. Have a few of them and give them as gifts too. Anduril is an advanced UI but easy enough and some fun features like candle mode. Nice tint in 4k and brightness level for the size. Included battery is a low mah but works well enough.

These were highly recommended on a Facebook flashlight forum, so I bought 4 of them. When they arrived, I opened the first one, charged it up, and then tried using it. It was impossible. To turn it on and off you have to memorize a complicated series of button presses. The instructions are on a tiny piece of paper so small that I had to take a picture with my phone and zoom in. After a few minutes I was able to turn it on, but then I couldn't get it turned off. In a very short time it had become too hot to hold. It was literally burning my fingers. I had to get an oven mitt to hold it. I eventually got it turned off, but at that point I had made up my mind to send them back.