Very detailed review of this flashlight. BTW I kept thinking you are the Bob Ross of flashlight reviews. I can't make my mind up on this one or the WK03.
Very interesting flashlight however what most reviewers fail to mention is that the flashlight does not have a charging port, nor does the battery. You absolutely need to have an external charger in order to recharge the 14500 battery. This is an option that you have to buy separately. Also some models are sent with no batteries, so buyer beware. Once you have the battery, the charger and the flashlight, it is a really fun model, especially in the lightning storm mode.
Seems you have not seen the 14500s that are usb chargeable? I have a load of them from different lights I bought. So you don't ever need a charger at all.
You should try the Wurkkos WK40. 4 LEDs consists of either R, G, B or W emitter, 4 power output modes (L, M, H and Turbo). Mine is on the way, probably 2 weeks from now. So excited!
Hej Todderbert nice flashlight you test many Wurkkos flashlight and they seem to be very nice would love to have this one gonna look it up and also the Wurkkos flashlight brand take care and have a nice night.
The Wurkkos ts10 for $18 is great value. ( I have the blue auxiallry light ) Love the little guy. Looks really nice paired with my Pilar and Roxon M2 for a budget EDC. ps you can reset at any time with 13 clicks and hold on the 13th.
ask me a question, could you tell me how to turn off that auxiliary led on the TS10? It doesn't have a manual in Portuguese, and I'm trying to figure out how to disable this led. Even if the flashlight is turned off, the auxiliary red LED remains on.
I do not understand the run times on this thing. How can all the medium to high modes have similar run times despite hundreds of lumens of difference in output?
I hate the silver color, but it shows least scratches on an aluminium body. Black looks good, until scratches appear - then it is the worst color on Aluminium.
