Wurkkos WK03 LED Flashlight, Torch with Magnet, Small Torch Rechargeable, Mini Torch with 6 Modes, IP68 Waterproof, High CRI 519A LED, EDC Flash Light for Camping (Black)

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 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.

Some may be happy with this but my experience has been anything but. Bought one in December, charged it and it seemed to work fine. Earlier this month I took it out and charged it without testing. When I tried to turn it on nothing. I charged it again and after awhile it turned green so I unplugged it and nothing again. Tired it a few more times with the same results. Decided to return and exchange for another one. Attempted to charge the new one and nothing but a flashing red light so giving up and returning both. Wouldn’t recommend at all. The only time it worked was when it was plugged in so pretty useless IMO. Update: I worked with the supplier who sent me a replacement and this one seems to be working fine. I do appreciate their followup and diligence in trying to make things right. I still believe and let them know that the problem lies with the battery being bad. Both the original and replacement would work when plugged in but not when unplugged

This is a small and excellent flashlight. However, please read the instructions before using it, as there are many features which you won't find out unless you read the instructions. I initially had questions and the seller was very responsive. So I would definitely buy again from the seller!