Wurkkos TS22 Mini Rechargeable EDC Flashlight - Super Bright 4500 High Lumens LED Flashlight with Magnetic Back Cap IP68 Waterproof Regulated Light Outlet for Camping Walking Emergency

First thing that really I like about this little flashlight is how much light it can produce for its size. We have now left the old flashlights that are big and heavy in the past. No need to carry or lug around something that is so heavy it will require back surgery to correct. This little light can reach out and light up the end of my driveway, and that's 350 yards away. The flashlight has great output even on the medium settings, not just on turbo. If you need a light for walking at night this is the one. The light output is clean and very clear, it gives excellent color reproduction. This little flashlight puts out a very wide floodlight pattern with no hot spot in the center, it has a great light that pattern slowly dims right out to the edge of the beam. And since this is a floodlight it doesn't have harsh shadows that a spot light does. The fit and finish it's top quality. The flashlight that I received has a very nice black anodized finish that looks outstanding. The tail-cap has a very strong magnet in it. This is a great addition for my needs. Now I can mount this flashlight on something close to me and free up my hands for my work. If you need or want to make sure that you will have enough light to finish a long job, then consider buying one more 21700 battery's. It's the big brother of the much more common 18650 Lithium battery. So far I have not had the need for this but keeping a spare 21700 battery on hand could be something to consider. The only two little issues that I have with this flashlight is that when I push the “on” button I want light. This light has a built in safety feature, that gives a short double flash when you hit the on button the first time. This reminds me to double tap the on button to turn the light on to it's last used setting. I wish that there was a way to turn this off, but. Also the on/off button could have been just a bit bigger and it could have had a more tactile rubber feel to it. Don't get me wrong the on/off mode button is in the best place possible, it just could have been a bit better. Those are just two very minor things. Even with the small issues it's my current favorite EDC. I wonder how long I will be able to hang on to this little flashlight.

Esta muy bien le dura bien la pila lo único que no me gustó es qués no se ve tan potente porque no es lanzadora

I've had and have quit a few flashlights, a few Wuben, Husky, and others. This, by far blows them all away. I was looking for a very particular set of features and this checked all the boxes: 1. High Lumen-yes! I have 2000, 3500, and 4200 lumen flashlights and this one is as bright if not brighter than the 4200. 2. A magnetic tail cap-very useful when working in low light and needing to free your hands. 3. Large battery capacity and long battery life-enough said. It just goes and goes and when it does finally run low on power it's easy to recharge and get back to what you were doing. 4. USB Type-C-I wish more brands would finally come around to adopted this connection type. It's easy and fast and reliable, in my experience. 5. It's a battery backup!-Yep, it charges other devices via the USB Type-C port. Great in a pinch. If you don't need it, fine, it'll still be there when you need it. 6. It feels sturdy in the hand and the shape and texture of the aluminum feels good and tactile. It's somewhat on the heavier side, but for me at least, it makes me feel like there is some substance to it and it won't break at the drop of a hat. It is a fantastic piece of work and a joy to use and well priced.

This light was excellent, at least for the relatively short time that it worked. The color of the light was great for seeing things clearly at night in pasture and woods. The beam is much more of a floodlight than my other EDC lights - it didn't reach as far, but the beam width and magnetic tail cap made it the best work light I had. The point of failure was its USB power bank feature. One day I was using it to charge my phone, and when I unplugged the cable, the charging circuit failed to shut off. The light made a lot of foul smelling white smoke as I scrambled to unscrew the tail cap and get the battery out. After that it was dead as a doornail. Overall I owned and used it for less than a year before it died. By comparison, my Thrunite TT20 finally died after 4 years (I dropped it one too many times), and my Wuben L50 is still going strong after 8 years of heavy use. I won't be buying another one of these, but I'd still consider a different model from Wurkkos with a more streamlined feature set and better power management because of the quality of the illumination.

I have over 200+ flashlights in my collection. Interestingly I only have couple lights from Wurkkos brand and decided to give TS22 a try. TS22 is equipped with XHP 70.2 LED bulb. On paper it is capable of producing 3500+ lumens. I have no equipment to test if TS22 is producing 4500 lumens or not. But it is bright. TS22 is designed with orange peel reflector. So it does not have a concentrated light beam, but instead a very broad flood light to light up a wide area in front of you. In the hobbyist group, we don't like zoomable flashlight too much. It adds weight and size. User interface is unique and somewhat similar to RovyVon brand and couple others. TS22 is shipped in locked mode. If you try to turn the light on with just 1 click, the light will only flash twice. It is designed to prevent accidental turning on and cause fire hazard due to high heat output from a high performance flashlight. To unlock the flashlight, you can either double click or 4 click the power button and light will turn on to regular user mode. To lock, click 4 times again and flashlight will lock for safety. There is also a option to change between ramping or stepping mode for light levels. The downside of having so many different and complicated modes is this is designed for hardcore hobbyists. We usually can figure how to use the flashlight without the user manual. But for common amateur users this can be confusing. The flashlight used is 21700 battery. After testing it with a USB testing kit, the capacity of battery is about 4200mAh. It is within 80% capacity of claim 5000mAh. It is not good, but consider decent. Overall, this flashlight is not perfect. But still a 5-star because the listing price is lower than other similar spec flashlight. Size of the TS22 is good for EDC.