Wurkkos TD02 Led Tactical Flashlight, Super Bright Pocket Flashlights Rechargeable, 2000 High Lumens Flashlight EDC Flash Light with Type C Charging Port Tail Switch for Outdoor and Indoor Activities

The TD02 is designed to be used in an overhand grip and has a tail switch for thumb operation and ridging along the sides for maximum grip. It's a convenient size to fit in a pocket or bag, and has a sturdy clip and reversible barrel.The UI is straightforward -- you click to turn it on, or tap on the switch to change brightness. Two taps puts it in a strobe mode that is meant to disorient would-be attackers.While there are brighter lights, between 1000lm and 2000lm is all you'll reasonably need for most use cases. At its brightest, this lit up my backyard. For up-close tasks, there are several stepped brightness levels.All of my Wurkkos lights are high-quality and have a great finish. The threads on the end caps are clean, and each end has a lubricated O-ring. The barrel in the middle is reversible so the light can be attached to a hat brim and used as a headlight. The weight is similar to my other lights, as most of the heft comes from the 18650 battery.USB-C charging is a huge plus for this light, as 18650 batteries require special chargers. I own a charger, and checked the voltage on the battery, and saw that it was shipped charged. All of my Wurkkos lights' batteries are high quality.Wurkkos lights are always a great value, and each one fits a useful niche. This is a really excellent EDC-sized light with tactical features.

The media could not be loaded. Been grabbing a few lights to give as gifts this Christmas and keep going back to Wurkkos. High build quality, very nice price, and their lights have been very reliable based on my experience. I'm kinda weak with the flashlight nerd jargon, so I'll stick to normal people words.Just an FYI, I primarily use flashlights as a technician, for basic EDC tasks, household & vehicle repairs, and of course emergency backup. Some camping thrown in, but not specifically as an outdoor tool. I prefer lights with non-proprietary charging, simple operation, and I especially want replaceable cells. That being said, this light ticks those boxes and looks like a winner. Planned on gifting it to one of my students, but I might keep this and gift one of my other lights. Dunno yet.Build quality is typical of Wurkkos, meaning good to very good fit and finish. Aluminum is pretty thick and feel substantial, texture/grooves are deep and solid feeling. Not likely to have this slip out of hand. First impression of the anodization is that it's high quality. Didn't go at it with a knife or anything, but simple handling and disassembly didn't result in scratches, so that's a plus. Tail button feels solid, both in terms of the switch itself and the rubber cover. Can't speak to long term durability of the light since I just got this, but I've been happy with Wurkkos lights in the past and there are no red flags here.Don't know who Wurkkos gets their batteries from, but my experience is that they're pretty good quality 18650 cells in terms of output, capacity, and longevity. This one looks identical to the other ones I have so I expect the same. Button top cell included and I slipped in a flat top and it worked fine as well. On-board USB-C is nice and the cover fits over the port solidly. Built-in LED battery level indicator is a nice to have feature.Light color is very white. This is my preference. Don't like lights with on overly yellow or blue tint. Four of the five light levels plus "Turbo" are distinct enough that they're all useful. Two in the middle are basically the same. UI is straightforward, just click to turn on or off, half clicks to cycle through levels and a double half click to go into strobe. That last one is a little fiddly, but I almost never use strobe, so there's that. Beam pattern is more spot than flood. Spot is about 2' wide about 10 feet out with a lot of spill outward. This meshes with how I work so that's nice. Pocket clip is a pocket clip and the middle portion of the light can be unscrewed and flipped around if you want the clip pointed the other way.Overall a good to very good light, full stop. Factoring in the price at $20 and it veers towards a great EDC light. Might find something as good in this price range, but I doubt you'll find anything better

I have a few Wurkkos flashlights and I bought this one as an EDC. One thing I like about the TD02 and other Wurkkos flashlights is the back push button to turn it on/off and change modes. Once turned on, a light press of the back button changes brightness. The strobe function is a simple two tap. The memory function of the last brightness setting is the standard and works well. I am also a fan of the integrated USB-C charging with the option to remove the battery.The slim profile fits great in the pocket and feels well constructed.

I really like this light. The first impression that I got with it is that it feels really good in the hand. It’s a great size. Big enough to fit in the hand comfortably, but small enough that I have no problem carrying it in my pocket. It’s sturdy and good quality. I dropped it from about chest height on solid concrete and it barely got a scratch on it. The green looks nice too.The button to actuate the light feels great. It’s clicky and really responsive. Super satisfying to click. I really like the half press function to cycle between modes. It took a bit of getting used to at first, but once I got comfortable with it cycling modes was smooth. It feels intuitive.Power output is great. 2000 lumen turbo is perfect for an EDC tactical light like this.If there’s just one thing I could change, it would be having the strobe be implemented a bit differently. Since it’s a double click to strobe, and you have to click the button multiple times to cycle through modes, I sometimes clicked too fast and the strobe function turned on when I didn’t mean it to. I was able to train myself out of it and get used to pausing for just a moment before switching modes, but if I’m trying to cycle through modes quickly the possibility to strobe accidentally is still there. Maybe having it be a triple click for strobe would have worked a bit better.That’s really the only thing I would change about this light. Otherwise it’s fantastic.Overall I think this is a great torch. I definitely would recommend it to someone looking for an EDC tactical light to add to their collection.