Wurkkos WK03 Pocket Flashlight Rechargeable,High Lumens LED Flashlight | 1200LM Super Bright with 6 Modes, High CRI 519A LED, IP68 Waterproof, Small Powerful Flashlight for Home, Emergency, Camping

I bought the WKO3 in black with the 519A emitter. This is the smallest 18650 flashlight that I personally own. To me, it’s the poor man’s Zebralight sc65c-hi. That’s not throwing shade on Wurkkos, quite the opposite. This light is just as much the quality as the Zebralight, if not more so, especially the contacts, less complicated UI, and for a fraction of what the Zebralight sc65c-hi costs. That’s an incredible bargain! I really LOVE the 519A emitter! It gives off light close to that of sunlight, so colors really pop out at night. It’s not a super throwy flashlight, but it’s a good combination of throw and spot. I know some may not like the side switch due to how easy it is for it to accidentally switch on in the pocket, but it’s really not that easy for it to accidentally be activated ( at least in my experience so far ) and it does have a lockout feature with four quick clicks to turn that feature on or off. It’s a very well made light for it’s price point, and due to how well it’s made, it’s a real bargain for the consumer. I personally think it’s a 5 star flashlight due to its design, features, and weight. You would normally pay much more for the features this light has, and the added plus is that the UI isn’t complicated at all. Thank you Wurkkos! Keep em’ coming.

I purchased this light twice, I used the first one for about a month before giving it to a friend that was visiting as he was camping on his trip and I thought he needed a good light. The settings are pretty easy to remember and the over brightness is very good. It is easy to charge and lasts a good long time between charges. The bright white color isn't too blue like some LED lights. The type c charging is very convenient and features an indicator light to tell you it is fully charged. On the brightest setting it is overwhelmingly bright much too bright for indoor use. I use the lowest setting most often because it is bright enough to see with but not painfully bright and will not wake others in the house. The brighter settings are good for illuminating the entire back yard with plenty of light to see every inch. I have had zero issues with this light and I recommend this for those looking for a simple light with more to offer than just on and off but not too complicated user interface. A great every day user or EDC light and I'm sure I will end up with another before too long. It is offered from the manufacturers website at about the same price as Amazon but they offer a magnetic tail cap replacement for very cheap(under $3) that would be a great addition to this light.

Compared with my go-to house flashlight, the sturdy Anker Bolder LC90, this throws a narrower beam than I'd like. But it is brighter and has lots of useful spill light. The color is amazing. Not something I thought I'd be interested in, but it really does make colors pop (and look natural at the same time). I love that it doesn't have Anduril and I haven't stumbled accidentally into strobe mode yet (hate strobe). Compared with my favorite light so far, the Wurkkos TS22, it isn't as bright and certainly doesn't have the amazing perfect flood that I love. But it is in a smaller and cheaper class, and also with the TS22 I fumble with Anduril quite often. In the woods behind my house, in turbo mode it will modestly out-throw the TS22 and yet still not be so throwy that you feel you are walking in a horror film waiting for a jump scare as you move the beam around. But nothing is as comforting in the woods as that floody TS22 as it lights the space up like a room. Considering this is smaller and cheaper than both flashlights I'm comparing it to, I think it is a great value. I'm a little different from most people because I LOVE flood beam patterns, and because of this I won't be buying more of these. I think for most this is about the right throw/spill compromise. Even for me, I'm likely to toss this in my pocket due to the handy size. Can we have a flood version?

This flashlight is great, with a USB C charging port is very easy to charge. Its size is small enough to carry in your pocket and not notice it most of the time due to its weight. On its brightest setting it throws a high power wide beam of light, I’m able to make out almost all details at 30-40yards. The button is very convenient, it has a green light to show the battery status, that goes to red when the battery is low. Overall extremely happy with the purchase.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: decent flashlite for the sub 20 price but ive decided i dont like the side switch. pretty compact for an 18650 battery so it should last a long time. i thought it was closer to aa size so it does have some heft. switch button is small and hard to find in the dark and could come on in a pack or pocket. it is lockable i think but complicated. i would go with a td02 which is longer and has tail switch or wuben c3 if you must have compact.

Such a beautiful looking light! The led has a very nice tint and being high CRI is just "icing on the cake". I really like the spacing of the light levels. Medium and high are plenty bright for walking at night. Not sure how Wurkkos came up with the claimed runtimes, but I'll list what I got when I tested it. Starting with a fully charged battery for each level tested and not activating turbo and not going above the level tested, I got the following results. For high I got 4 hours total. High does not step down due to heat. That's the way it should be. It did very slowly dim as time went by, but it still supplied really good output for over three and a quarter hours. Well beyond their claimed 2.5hrs runtime. Medium ran for 12hrs 40min. For low I stopped the test at 50hrs and checked the battery voltage and it was at 3.65v. That's about 40-45% of the charge remaining. I'm sure you could get somewhere around 85-90hrs of runtime. Way beyond their claimed runtime of 25hrs. And I like the 2-lumen output for moonlight. Also, once the switch starts flashing red you can expect about another 45 minutes of light until it shuts off. It did this for all levels tested. Battery voltage at shut off was 2.7v. Turbo drops slightly by 30 seconds (measurable but not noticeable to the eye) And at about a minute and 15 seconds it will drop to high and stay there. The light wasn't even hot at this point. Ambient temperature was 72F for all tests. The light is easy for anyone to operate. No Anduril UI here for those that find it too complicated.

I am positively surprised by this light. It is quite compact considering it is powered by an 18650 battery and has multi modes (turbo, high, med, low, moonlight). It also has a strobe and lockout mode by pressing the on button multiple times (3 for strobe, 4 for lockout). In the box, there is the flashlight with a Wurkkos 3000mAh battery inside, USB-C to USB-A cord, magnetic tail cap and some replacement o-rings, and a lanyard. I have previously purchased a Wurkkos FC11C and have it in a picture for size comparison. With the non-magnetic tail cap, the WK03 is considerably shorter. The rest of the dimensions were similar, but the length factor made it much easier for me to EDC. One thing I will mention to keep in mind is the button to turn on the light is slightly proud of the body. This made it much easier for me to find compared to the flush style on the FC11C, but this choice might allow for more accidental activations. Considering how powerful and hot these new flashlights are nowadays, this can be a real concern. An easy solution if you run into this problem would be to put the light into lockout mode or rotate the clip so the button is angled away. Overall, I am very pleased with this light and will be keeping it on me when I’m on the go.

It works rather well, nice pocket size. It does get noticeable hot on high and extremely hot on the highest setting. Light has been consistent with output.