Wurkkos Pocket LED Flashlight, High 90CRI Ultra Bright Max 1300 Lumen Mini Flashlight with Standard USB A-C Cable,IP67 Waterproof,Magnetic Tailcap, Great for Indoor/Outdoor Activities (2700K Warm)

Mini Mag with focused beam on left, Wurkkos FC11 in eco mode on right. The 2700k color temperature duplicates the light color of incandescent lights such as mag lights which is very easy on the eyes compared to the more prevalent cheap 6500k led flashlights that have a harsh blue tint. The user interface on this light is also very good with ramping adjustment for brightness, instant turbo mode, instant eco mode, and a lockout mode to keep the light from turning on in your pocket. The magnetic tail cap, and battery indicator are also nice features. The beam has a fair amount of flood which I like. Only criticism of this light is that the eco mode is still pretty bright. It's not too bad, and in eco mode, it is a similar output to my AA mini mag light as you can see in the picture. I have owned a couple of BLF A6 flashlights for several years now, and I have been spoiled by the moonlight mode which is much dimmer than the eco mode in this Wurkkos, and is just enough light to see without ruining night vision too much. Moonlight mode is perfect for finding your way around the house or camp without awaking everyone else. I use it frequently. I also prefer a tailcap switch of the BLF A6. For these reasons, I will continue to carry the same BLF A6 that I have carried every day for the last 8 or 9 years, but these Wurkkos flashlights will make great lights for most people who aren't as picky. Again, the Wurkkos is a great option with great features such as pleasant color temperature and friendly user interface. I highly recommend. Wurkkos, if you are reading, add a moonlight brightness setting

I recently heard about Wurkkos flashlights and decided to check one out. After some deliberation, I decided to try the Wurkkos FC11. The FC11 is a compact 18650 light with on board charging, a steel pocket clip and a magnetic tail cap. The FC11 has a satin anodized black finish that is smooth to the touch and very consistent. The light I ordered has a 2700k high CRI Samsung LH351D LED, with a orange peel textured reflector. The max output is 1300 lumens and it has a moon mode that is just right. The UI is straight forward and simple. What’s included: -Flashlight -18650 Lithium battery -USB-C to USB charging cable -spare O rings -Lanyard -Instructions I really like this light, it is perfect for EDC, work, outdoor recreation or to carry in your vehicle. I have been using and carrying flashlights at work for a long time, but the high CRI thing us fairly new to me and I’m really starting to see what all the fuss is about. The 2700k color tint is spectacular and really brings out the colors at night. There are only two minor changes I would ask for; a deep carry pocket clip and the option of having the power button illuminated when in standby, both are personal preferences and not a complaint. Overall this light is awesome and will be one of my primary daily lights ( I have several). You will not find a better flashlight for the money. Everything you need comes with the kit. I look forward to see what Wurkkos comes up with next and will be checking out some of their other offerings.

The FC11 2700K covers everyone's needs, whether you're a casual user or an enthusiast. There are some very special features which set this 18650 light apart from the plethora of other options: PROS: 1. USB C rechargeable- the port on the back allows you to recharge the included battery with the included USB A-to-C cable without disassembling the flashlight. The rubber flap is very robust and unobtrusive. 2. WARM 2700K tint- unlike the vast majority of lights on the market, the FC11 is available in a very warm color tint with high color accuracy. This makes for a great night light. 3. EASY UI- there are just enough modes and features to make this flashlight useful without being too complex. Brightness ramping and step changes are fast and intuitive. Strobe is available via three clicks from off which allows you to avoid accidentally activating that feature. Hold from off allows you to start in a very low moonlight mode. Just great design choices all around. 4. MAGNET in the tailcap- so useful and still a pretty rare feature on most lights. I find myself sticking this thing on all sorts of surfaces. 5. SMOOTH machining and finished surfaces- along with the decent clip, the body and knurling are all well-finished. The threads are square cut and well-lubricated. CONS: These are all very minor, and don't detract from the light in any significant way. 1. Too much lube from the factory- I had to wipe away the excess before I felt comfortable putting it in my pocket. 2. A little long- compared to other 18650 lights, this one is a bit long. It's still a small light, but the charging port and magnetic tail cap add an extra inch compared to the smallest 18650 lights. Overall though, buy this light with confidence. It's a great one.

Update 1.5 year later. After i was persistently writing for a month onto all wurkkos emails i found in the internet the seller finally noticed my mail and shipped again. Got my flashlight after 2 month of awaiting. Like i said - flashlight is perfect. Support is ok. Update: 1 year later. Two star for a non-existent support. There is none. No “Wurkkos Customer care team” behind these words in the order receipt. Ordered a new flashlight directly from their website (to also get some extras there), it stuck somewhere and guys are not responding for a third email. Took the address fromtheir official website. Same website has link to facebook messages that isn’t opening. So don’t expect a good product from non-responding and irresponsible soon-to-disposed vendor. ——— After having Nitecore mh10 (6500k) and Sofirn sp35 (5000k) for years I decided to try warmer ones, ordered both wukkos 4000k and 2700k, really liked them both. I’d say 4000k is good as a regular light, and 2700k is outstanding and unique for the romantic glow it produces. You need to be fond of camp fire, fireplaces or candle light (those are all around 1000k however) to start valuing 2700k. Also If you use night shift feature on your iphone - then you must know why the warmer light is better at night. Need to say warm doesn’t mean dim, both wukkos can be bright enough to fully illuminate the bedroom. FYI the beam is flooded, no distinct borders, so surely wukkos f11 is not for far distances. But to fill the room or porch with romantic light - ideal. Magnet is stronger than on other flashlights i have, sticks firmly to the fridge. I prefer 18650 batteries for the fact that you can usually use 2x cr123 batteries instead - wukkos is no exception here. So that dual fuel and the compact size makes wukkos good edc light. Photo of beams of all four i own, low intensity to give an idea of a tint.

I hope they never stop making this flashlight. I haven't owned it for long enough to give a full longevity/durability test so I'll update if anything goes even remotely wrong. But assume if this review goes unchanged, it's working flawlessly. The only thing that felt (at first) slightly cheap on this light was that when you ramp it up to full brightness or down to full dimness, the light blinks off for a tenth of a second. But then I realized this is just the least intrusive (i.e. it doesn't beep or blink several times) way to show you that you're at the end of the dimming range. Can't tell you how much of a difference the charging port makes and then yet again how much difference it makes to have it be the same charger as my phone and laptop. As for the beam quality, it's exactly the color I've been looking for in a flashlight 2700K AMAZING. It doesn't look unnaturally yellow, just clean warm light that's bright when you want it and dim when you want it. I've had flashlights that go even dimmer and maybe that would be nice but honestly it was mainly necessary on those lights because the blue white light was so harsh. Not so with this one. The bright is plenty bright. It seems a little dimmer sometimes than the blue white led equivalent lights but then I think about what I need to see and illuminate and realize that I can see it clear as day and so it's just a trick of the light. At this price you really can't afford not to give it a go. UPDATE: Only downside I've found is that it's turned on by itself in an admittedly very crowded pocket, due to the button placement. This has only happened 4 times in 60 days of regular use though. Durability is 10/10. I drop this thing at least twice a day on concrete. No problems whatsoever.