Wurkkos TS30S 6000LM Rechargeable LED Flashlight,SBT90.2 Powerful Flashlights,952M USB-C Thrower Flashlight,Ultra Bright Exploring Flashlight,Bezel,EDC Compact Flashlight for Camping and Hiking

Wow. That's the first word that came to me when I saw the Wurkkos TS30S light in person. A friend had one and it was quite impressive. I had to have one. It definitely has a wow factor.This light exceeds my expectations. It is super bright, compact, light, fits the hand, well built and is a thrower with lot's of spill. You can see a long ways and it lights up everything around you. The beam on the light is tremendous and I've included beam shots below.The built-in charger works great and I really like the UI Anduril. I will recommend this light to anyone who wants a Major League light at a budget price. It's the best bang for your buck for this category light. I did my research.The TS30S is great for camping, boating, hiking, walking the dog, car, safety or just plain having fun. The strobe will definitely disorient any person or animal intending you harm and the strike bezel can come in handy. It get's warm on turbo but all high powered lights do. This light easily fits in your pocket.I'm including three beam shots from my neighborhood. The first one, the tops of the trees are about 300 yds away, the second one, the tops of the trees are about 400 yards away and the third is a big hot spot in my back yard where you can really see the intensity of the beam. The TS30S is a well-rounded go to light for about any endeavor or project requiring a flashlight and every household should have one.Hope this review helps. I use reviews immensely when purchasing anything of consequence. I always ask questions too.

Very easy to use with a few functions, and very intuitive with many functions as you learn the ToyKeeper UI. This light is a lot of fun. This light you will not find on the shelf at Walmart or any box store. Matter of fact, you won't find it at a sophisticated outdoor shop. I haven't been to a gun show in a while, but, I doubt you'd see them there either, these are the kind of lights that people who know what they are and what they can do know where to get them. Took me quite a while to figure out what a good light was and where to get them. This is the kind of light that you use a feature called "muggle mode" and you put it in that mode before you hand it to somebody that wouldn't know the difference or care to know the difference. These lights come with built-in temperature sensor and temperature cut off so that it'll start ramping the light back down at your preset temperature. This will allow it to maintain top lumen output for longer duration, but will also allow the flashlight to get very hot depending on what temperature you set it to. All these functions are accessed through series of clicks and sub menus with different series of clicks, pretty awesome for a single push button switch. Anyways, very powerful light, if you want to light up a tree a couple hundred yards away no problem. If you own an acreage and you want to shine this light a long distance and see what might be out there, you're going to be able to see it. Few more notes before I go, very hard and smooth anodized coating, square threads for battery cap, they're just as neat to look at as they are smooth while twisting, the E-Switch is lit and programmables as well, very impressive build quality. I like these are running about 100 bucks now or so, you can't go wrong, an SBT 90.2 LED by itself would eat up a good portion of that in addition to the 21700 high rate output battery that is included. Feel free to ask questions.

The wurkkos ts30s is a great flashlight don't get me wrong. But for 105 dollars it's expensive for what you get. My astrolux fto3 which is half the price is brighter and throws about the same, yes the fto3 is slightly bigger but still for 105 dollars there are many other options. As you can see from the photos I am a flashlight fanatic so I have experience with lights. It's still worth the buy nice build quality and light just not at this price point.

This is not a review of the flashlight functionality itself, which is probably just fine. The light advertises USB-C charging, yet it does not work with any chargers I personally own. I know this is a widespread problem with flashlights, and I was not expecting full USB PD support, but I decided to purchase the light because I read a review that stated C-to-C charging worked on this light. The number of USB-A chargers in my house has dropped dramatically in the past few years and I don't want to spend $100 on a flashlight with a broken charging spec.

This new generation of LED, the SBT90.2, that Wurkkos is using in the TS30S is very impressive. The SBT90.2 LED is able to provide high lumen output (6,000 lumens) with great throw distance (952 meters). This means the beam is both bright for close to mid range but also with throw of an extreme distance. These two attributes make the TS30S a great all around flashlight for almost any application.What's even better is Wurkkos includes a 5000mah 21700 cell and all necessary accessories (USB charging cable and lanyard) to use the flashlight right out of the box without buying anything else. I prefer that the flashlight comes with both the standard bezel and the optional strike bezel and they are easy enough to exchange.The build quality on this flashlight is solid:1) It has a solid brass button for the positive end of the cell and double springs for the negative end of the cell, this allows maximum current and low resistance (see photo).2) The user interface is Anduril which in the flashlight community is the best UI in my opinion.3) The switch feels both solid and is greenly lit during standby operation for easy location, it turns red while charging.4) The reflector for the LED is smooth/clean which provides a great bright beam.5) The 21700 cell is 5000mAh, pretty much the highest mAh you can get from a 21700 cell at the moment.6) Size and weight distribution feel great in the hand, it's also compact without feeling too small.Overall this is a great flashlight using one of the best LEDs (SBT90.2) currently available to the flashlight scene.

Absolute nightmare to get the bezel off. Eventually had to put it in a vice and use pipe grips to remove the stock bezel and replace it.