Wurkkos Flashlight Rechargeable Magnetic Activities Review

So far an excellent flashlight with many quality features. The dual mode of operation makes it highly customizable to suit your preferences. Pros: Square thread and lube out of the box. Comes with 18650 battery. Aluminum semi-reflector with orange peel. Excellent LED 90+cri. Doesn't get hot too quickly in the turbo. Tail stand Great clamp I love the backlit power indicator Great throw and shedding Cons: You really have to press down on the dust cover, but that's kind of a pro too No deep carry…

Update for 2020: Wurkkos made three nice updates to the FC11. They are as follows: * Changed stepping mode. Now press, turn off and hold to change mode. * Shortcut to switch to Eco mode by pressing and holding when powered off. * Now compatible with USB Power Delivery (USB-C to USB-C cable) for charging. Great versatile flashlight. Very bright, with a high-quality LED that makes colors pop. It's really compact and fits perfectly in your pocket. The integrated USB-C charging is handy and I'm…

I really wanted this flashlight but it just wasn't worth the money. Pros: What I like is the USB-C charging. Allows you to carry fewer charging cords so charging my phone charges this light. Great plus. It's compact, making it easy to carry around, especially if you're carrying other gear. One stop shop with on/off switching, no brightness changing, flashing, etc. Nice and well thought out function. IDDDDD. that's all. Cons: Bought a Wowtac flashlight at the same time to compare as I needed one

The compact, rechargeable Wurkkos FC11 flashlight with 18650 power supply will impress you with its many useful functions. The high build quality at an affordable price makes it very sophisticated. The use of new technologies such as a rechargeable USB Type-C connection is clearly visible. Features I like about this flashlight: Step mode with additional ramp mode. Samsung LED for neutral white light and a high color rendering index of 90,1300 lumens. Turbo setting. A 50 lumen low setting that…

My first device didn't charge at all. At first I thought it was a USB-C compliance issue, as did another customer, but mine didn't charge when plugged into USB-A to C either. It only turned on when actually plugged in. I had to return it. When the seller/manufacturer saw that I had initiated a return they contacted me to find out what had happened. They were very polite and said they would give my flashlight to one of their engineers when they got it back to make sure it didn't happen again. My

I've been carrying this flashlight for about ten days now. I work as a foreman in a machine shop and use the flashlight dozens of times per shift. This lantern is a great size for the amount of light it gives off. I can't say anything about the operating time because I charge every other day and haven't discharged yet. The beam can illuminate an animal enough to identify it at a distance of 100 meters. I could see our blonde draft horse in the pasture from 300 yards away, but very faintly. The…

There are not many options for a rechargeable flashlight for everyday use with a USB-C connection. This is what my phone, laptop and everything else uses, so I'm not sure why other companies are still using micro USB. I almost always have a battery and USB-C cable nearby, no extra cables to carry or small adapters to lose. I decided to try an unfamiliar company with a brand new product for this reason. First class delivery took only a day and was well packaged. It came with a lanyard, two spare

A review of this new Wurkkos FC11 that I can't put down. Looks like I'll be the first to check it out so let's get started; First off, it's a beautiful off-white hue that this flashlight emits. There is simply nothing that can really compete with the Samsung LH351D emitter used. For me this is the perfect shade. Hue is a personal matter, but once you have over a hundred flashlights, over time you will learn to spot bad hue. No blues, greens, nasty yellows, etc. Just eye-friendly whites. It uses

I heard about the new FC11, was intrigued and after hearing people talking about it I ordered one for myself. :D I've always liked Wurkko and Sofirn flashlights (which share quite a bit of genetic material) so it's no surprise that I like the FC11 too. It is both different and similar, which seems contradictory but is not. The head is almost identical to the SC31B but the body tube is unique, not smooth or knurled but ribbed which is a new feature. The back cover is also magnetic so it will…