WurkkosTS26S Small Powerful Flashlight,3100 High Lumens Rechargeable LED Flashlight 95CRI,Magnetic Tail Cap,191 Meters 5000K Boost Constant Current,IP68 Waterproof for Dog Walking,Camping,Emergency

This flashlight is sturdy and bright. The build quality feels premium. It fits perfectly in your hand and is compact enough to fit in your pocket. The magnet tail is useful in many ways. I personally use it when I need to work under the hood of my car after dark. Sticks perfectly to the bottom of my hood and both my hands are free. The high CRI gives a very color-accurate image. The 3100 lumen turbo is fantastic! This is a very solid flashlight at an affordable price. Highly recommended if you want an all-around capable flashlight.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve been using the Wurkkos TS26S for a bit now, and it’s quickly become one of my favorite flashlights. It’s built solid, feels great in the hand, and has a really nice finish. The size is perfect—not too big, but still powerful.The beam is wide and bright, with a nice neutral white color that makes everything look natural. It lights up a big area, which is perfect for walking at night or just having a good all-around light. The battery life is great, and I love that it charges with USB-C. Plus, it can even be used as a power bank in a pinch, which is a nice bonus.The controls are simple and easy to use, and the magnetic tail cap is super handy. Overall, it’s just a really well-made, reliable flashlight that I’m happy to have.

I was very suprised by how nice the tint was on this light. I normally buy 5000k LED flashlights but they vary a lot, this one is perfectly neutral and renders color very well. The battery came at 3.8V which is perfect for a shipped battery. The modes are very well spaced (with memory) and the turbo can always be accessed with a double click. You can get to moonlight with a long press from off (this is perfect) and it's a great moonlight at a few lumens, I don't like sub-lumen moonlights. You can still get to turbo from moonlight with a double click which I really like as these are my most used 2 modes.The turbo is a bit dimmer than I may have hoped for, but I think this is because the beam is so well diffused over a large area. It's a great up close light for walks or working on stuff (the cap is very magnetic). Having said that, it still lights up every tree in my yard which is about an acre, so the throw is certainly enough for seeing something far away during a walk.The build quality is excellent. The grey bezel is unique and way better than the stainless you normally see. Everything is deburred and the spiral knurl on the body is really cool.Overall, an excellent flashlight with a very efficient driver. I look forward to testing runtimes!

The media could not be loaded. I’ve been a fan of Wurkkos flashlights for a while now, and the TS26S is another fantastic addition to their lineup. I also own the TS25, which is a great light in its own right, but the TS26S takes things up a notch with its boost driver instead of the TS25’s linear FET driver. The key advantage here is that the boost driver in the TS26S maintains consistent brightness levels regardless of battery voltage, making it more efficient and reliable over extended use—especially when the battery starts running low.Performance-wise, the TS26S delivers an impressive 3100 lumens with a beautiful 95CRI 5000K tint, providing excellent color rendering and visibility. Compared to the TS25, the beam is slightly narrower, which gives it a bit more throw while still maintaining a nice balance of flood and hotspot for general use. The magnetic tail cap is a great touch, making it super convenient for hands-free use when working on projects or in emergency situations.Build quality is top-notch, as expected from Wurkkos, and with IP68 waterproofing, I have no worries about taking it out in rough conditions. It’s compact, powerful, and reliable—great for dog walking, camping, and everyday carry.If you’re looking for a small but powerful flashlight that provides stable output and great efficiency, the TS26S is an excellent choice—especially if you appreciate the benefits of a boost driver. Highly recommended!

I’ve been using this flashlight for a week and present to you my opinions below.This is a very nice flashlight with some excellent features. For me, the extended runtimes from the large battery, high CRI value, and unadvertised ramping mode are the primary highlights. .Pros:Ergonomic Size: Comfortable and easy to hold.Solid Construction: High-quality materials, tight tolerances, and no loose components.Well-Spaced Brightness Levels: Distinct and useful brightness steps.Excellent High CRI: Great color rendering.Usable Eco Mode: Eco mode is sufficiently bright for nighttime reading.Powerful Turbo Mode: Turbo mode provides impressive range, easily illuminating objects several hundred feet away.Convenient Mode Access: Easy access to both turbo and eco modes.Easy Charging: Charges easily via USB-C port and reaches 4.2V when fully charged.Low Voltage Cutoff: Tested at 2.81V, preventing over-discharge.Temperature Control: Appears to function but was not significantly noticeable during testing. The flashlight head reached a maximum of 125F when free-standing in a 75F room for over an hour. In practical use, it would remain much cooler.Preferred Color Temperature: 5000K (noon sun) color temperature is ideal.Ramping Brightness Mode: A highly desirable feature only mentioned in the instructions! The flashlight can be switched to a ramping brightness mode instead of preset steps. This should be included in the product description.Cons:Eco Mode Brightness: The "Eco" mode is too bright for my preference. I prefer a "moonlight" mode of 1 lumen or less for tasks like a nightlight or preserving night vision.Lack of Illuminated Button: Many of my preferred flashlights have illuminated buttons for easy location in the dark. This is important during power outages. Bonus points for buttons that indicate battery status through color changes (e.g., green to amber).