Wurkkos TS11 EDC Flashlight Rechargeable,Super Bright Led Pocket Flashlight with 616M Beam Distance,Compact LED Flashlight with Anduril 2.0 UI and SFT40 Led

The Wurkkos TS11 is one of the most impressive compact throwers I've owned. It's small enough to disappear in a pocket but has no problem lighting up objects **500–600 yards away** on a clear night. The beam is incredibly tight and intense, making it perfect for spotting tree lines, wildlife, distant signs, or anything else that would normally be far beyond the reach of a flashlight this size. The machining is excellent, the anodizing is clean and durable, and the USB-C charging is convenient. It feels like a premium enthusiast flashlight instead of a disposable gadget. One of the biggest selling points is that it runs **Andúril 2**, which is arguably the best flashlight firmware available. You get smooth ramping, stepped modes, configurable brightness levels, battery voltage readout, electronic lockout, momentary mode, candle mode, lightning storm simulation, bike flasher, sunset timer, beacon modes, temperature calibration, and enough customization to keep flashlight enthusiasts entertained for hours. If you just want to turn it on and off, it's easy enough to use, but if you enjoy tweaking every setting, Andúril 2 is hard to beat. Turbo mode is astonishing for such a small light. It does heat up quickly—as expected from a high-powered compact thrower—but the thermal regulation does a good job protecting the light while still delivering impressive performance. If you're looking for a pocket-sized flashlight with outstanding throw, premium build quality, USB-C charging, and the incredible flexibility of **Andúril 2**, this is one of the best values available. It's the kind of flashlight that makes people ask, "There's no way that little thing is that bright." Five stars without hesitation.

Wurkkos is back at it with the TS11 mini thrower flashlight! And they did a great job! First off it's appearance is top notch, what a great looking light, and the quality is great. Wurrkos's design team deserves a raise. I love the size of the light, it's just right. The RGB button is well placed and has a very satisfying click. The size is great for walking the dog, and uses around the house, but it's still small enough for edc. It's a perfect balance. You can also get the extension if you prefer some extra length;) The TS11 uses an included 1100mah 18350 for some pretty decent runtimes. It should be noted you can get a 18650 tube for it also if you prefer. This model uses a usb-c interface for charging with a rubber cover. This could be a negative or positive depending on the person, but I prefer usb-c over magnetic charging. The TS11 come with a sft-40 emitter and it's bright with a ton of throw! The tir optic used gives a wonderful beam pattern also. Nice and smooth without any rings or artifacts. The aux lighting looks great too! The high and low levels are just right in my opinion. On the UI they went with the famous anduril! Which is awesome and needs no explanation. The light comes well packaged with everything you need. The flashlight, battery, lanyard, charging cable, and manual. Wurrkos killed it with this one. It has everything! If you are in the market for a perfectly designed light, with great looks, and tons of features! Look no further Wurkkos has you covered with the TS11. If you are considering it, there is no reason not to pull the trigger with Amazon's return policy.

I love this so much I bought another one with the 18650 battery extension. I don’t think there’s a better flashlight made! What to know: Thrower, nice LONG DISTANCE beam of 2000 tested proven lumens. Standard battery works great for light use, easy recharging or buy extra batt’s to swap out. Colors are NOT beam colors, just button and lens LED’s to add a nice glow. Multiple colors and 3 modes (4 if you count off). Sounded silly until you need a flashlight in the dark! Had a power outage and I could see this pulsing colors on the far side of a 30’ room in total darkness. One of the options is the color matches the batt level, so after a while you will learn the color at a glance to recharge it. I’ve left the color LED mode on for several months, it does not drain the battery down. Add the SOS, bike strobe (clamp needed, no attachment mount), candle, several strobes plus lightning ⚡️ mode that simulates an intermittent lightning storm. I’d give this 6 stars if I could! NOTE: One review says it had a magnetic endcap, THIS is NOT that model. Color me a dolt.

I got this a few months ago and really like it but had a chance to buy the Wurkkos TS11S model in china, It was only $11 with the 18650 Battery extender and it has the Magnet end cap. Its a remarkable flashlight and much brighter. I came back with a box of lights, I couldn't resist.

This is such a dope little light, it’s like have a mini spotlight in your pocket, very fun…only thing that’s annoying is how complicated the UI is, it seriously took me a week of messing with it to finally get used to…the range is legit crazy for a light if this size

This is the best light for the money!!! I have olight ark pro and this puts that to shame, brightness and size!!! This has a ton of options by button clicks plus holding it (andruil 2 interface). I shine it to see deer and other animals, it reaches the bottom of the driveway with ease 250+yards. The color strobing when turned off its a cool feature as well. It took watching a few YouTube videos to figure out how to use the andruil 2. 10 clicks + hold goes into advanced settings, 13 + hold resets it, 7+hold gets the multicolor option when turned off.

Flashlights are riding the cusp of transformation in computing, LED’s and power. The TS11 provides an inexpensive entrée to the party. Impressively bright, a pleasant color temperature with strong ability to render colors faithfully. If you’re accustomed to Olights and the like, then you’re accustomed to the ideal options: various light levels, turbo mode, strobe, as well the ability to lock out the light for safety and to prevent power loss. But this flashlight runs with the Anduril 2.0 freeware, which, as you begin to master it, has amazing features. Want your flashlight to blink once every nineteen seconds? You can do that. Want it to mimic a small candle? You can do that. Lightning? You can do that. SOS? Want to know the voltage? Momentary on for long exposure light painting? You can do that. It also has aux party color LED’s; both in the head unit and on the button. Want some disco lights while it’s not working? Or when locked? Can do. Too much? Pick a color and choose the low light level. It is controlled thru clicking the power button: four clicks to lock it, three clicks to get into the lightning/candle/bicycle flasher/strobe/tactical strobe cycle, for example. The schematic looks more daunting that it is, and mastering the rapid clicks took practice, but now I’m pretty adept. It recharges with a usb-c port on the light’s side, and it holds power quite well. It is efficient and bright. For someone who came of age with maglites and expensive Streamlights that gobbled up similarly expensive 123A batteries, this is a revelation. And if you really want to become addicted to these modern wondrous toys, check out the flashlight subreddit. You will have a whole new hobby to spend — well, not a lot of money, all things considered.

Cute flashlight. Hard to learn the interface. I can turn it on and make it bright and that’s about it.

Die TS11 habe ich gekauft, weil die u.a. klein und schick erschein, bei gleichzeitig ordentlicher Reichweite als Thrower. Es zeigte sich aber, dass die Proportionen der Lampe durch die Kürze doch sehr litten. Der Lampenkopf hat so viel Umfang, wie es die Thrower-Optik erfordert. Die Lampe ist somit nur bedingt Hosentaschentauglich, auch wenn die sehr kurz ist. Die Kürze führt dann aber dazu, dass Ringfinger halb und kleiner Finger voll in der Luft hängen, wenn man den Schalter mit dem Daumen bedienen mag. Oder man bedient sie mit dem Mittelfinger, was aber ungewohnt ist. Zu guter Letzt hat der kleine Akku den höchsten Innenwiderstand aller Akkus in meiner Sammlung, 18650 und 21700. Der 18350 ist dann auch noch schwach in der Kapazität. Und für den Preis kriege ich drei 18650er. Also was tun? Ich bestelle mir hier bei Amazon das original-Verlängerungsrohr. Schön unpassend in Kupferfarbe, was ich total passend finde. Schachtel auf, Akkurohr raus. OK, auch die Dichtringe sind dabei, kurzes Rohr ab, das Lange dran, 18650er High-Drain Akku rein, passt. Lampe fast sich jetzt ganz anders an. Viieeel besser so. Verschwindet jetzt fast in der Hand, aber füllt sie auch aus. Angeschaltet, Turbo an, boah, den Unterschied sieht man deutlich. Der Akku bringt die TS11 richtig nach vorne. Der kleine 18350er findet nun in der Thrunite Neutron seinen Platz, die nach Entfernung des Zwischenstückes den Akku aufnehmen kann. Das ist dann eine sinnvolle Kombi. Das ist nur noch ca 7cm lang, Daumendünn über die ganze Länge und somit eine tolle Lampe fürs immer dabei. Die TS11 passt da nicht zusammen. Doof ist nur eines: Durch die größere Länge stört nun der Lanyard doch. Die Lampe kippelt im Tailstand, den Lanyard habe ich somit entfernt, was hier jetzt aber auch nicht mehr so schlimm ist, weil die Lampe besser in der Hand liegt. Kaufen? - Ja, unbedingt, lohnt sich!

Sehr praktisch als Verlängerung und dafür mit mehr "Saft".

Overpriced for what it is but at least it now works with 18650 batteries

Ottimo prolunga per la mia torcia. Indispensabile.

Questo tubo in alluminio permette di estendere la lunghezza della torcia Wurkkos TS11 per l’utilizzo della batteria 18650, ed è perfetto a tale scopo. Tuttavia, c’è una discrepanza nel colore tra il tubo e la torcia. La foto allegata non rende giustizia, ma la differenza è presente ed è piuttosto evidente.