Wurkkos TD07 LED Tactical Flashlight, USB-C Rechargeable Flashlights, 1300 High Lumen EDC Small Flashlight, Turbo/Strobe Momentary, IP68 Waterproof, 6 Lighting Modes, Flash light for Emergency Camping

This is a great edc flashlight! I have to say it is small and I can easily put it in my pocket. I like its so-called magnetic switch. It allows me to easily switch between tactical mode and daily mode.The beam is also very beautiful! It seems to be equipped with SFT25R lamp beads. 1300 lumens is enough for me to light up the streets at nightCamouflage is their new release, not yet on sale, and I really like it.

So I added this light to my collection of EDC flashlights. I liked the idea of the tailcap switch, but I'm not so sure that the tailcap, also used as a rotary switch is a good idea. For one, it's very easy to turn. Probably too easy. It could be turned accidently. I prefer a rotary switch that requires a little bit of force to be operated. I also prefer "thrower" lights that are more like a spotlight than a floodlight. This TD07 light is definitely a thrower and this is the reason I decided to keep it. It throws a very distinct circle of light concentrated in the middle of light emitted. It's a well defined circle that throws quite well keeping the light in a fairly tight area with the beam focused in a small circle in the center. It does not have a TIR lens. It employs a brightly polished chrome cone reflector that does a very good job of concentrating the beam. The light has a 2 position switch in the tailcap, meaning you push it either halfway, or all the way in when operating the light. In the tactical position of the rotary tailcap, a halfway push operates the turbo mode which is quite bright. A full depression of the switch operates the strobe. In the tactical position of the tailcap, the switch must be held in to keep either the turbo or strobe operating. In the normal position of the rotary tailcap, the switch is pushed in halfway to turn the light on. In the normal tailcap position, the switch does not have to be held in. Halfway turns it on and repeated halfway clicks cycles it through the high, medium and low output. A full depression of the switch turns the light off. In the off or middle position of the rotary tailcap, a halfway depression of the switch turns the light on in the lowest output, and the switch must be held in. A full depression does the exact same thing.... Another thing I like is the finger loop clip that comes with the light. You can fit the light on your finger and be able to use your hand without worrying about dropping the light.. As far as size, I wouldn't want anything bigger for an EDC light. The light is well made like most of the Wurkkos lights and is fairly water resistant. The light has an LED on the side near the head that indicates battery condition for a couple seconds when you turn the light on. There is no side switch on this light. The tailcap switch is the only switch on this light.. It charges via a USB C connector near the head of the light. The port has a better rubber seal than you find on most lights and there's no doubt in my mind that it will keep water out.. The body is 4 inches long and the head is roughly an inch in diameter. The body of the light is a bit smaller than an inch diameter but varies across the length of the body. They claim that the light can be used to break glass with the head but I personally would not want to try to bust a vehicle window with this light. It may work but you may end up busting something else too. The light comes with an 1100 mAh 18350 lithium battery that does a decent job of operating the light for an extended time. I always carry a spare battery with any of my EDC lights just in case. One of the features I like is that the light has a spring at both ends of the battery keeping the battery and the contacts secure. Overall the TD07 is a solid tactical light especially if you prefer a thrower. It's more like a tiny spot light in your hand that is plenty bright for just about any situation. It's got a good bright strobe if you'd like to use it along side your main weapon. It's yet to be seen how well the rotary tailcap will hold up. My only complaint if you want to call it that is that I would prefer the tailcap to require more force to operateI think it turns too easily, but other than that, for me this is another keeper from Wurkkos because I really like the tight beam, and the finger clip that allows you to use your hand. If not for those features (mainly the beam and the solid build) I'd probably give it 3 stars instead of 4. But I'm partial to the EDC lights that have a ramping mode and are a little bit smaller which is why my favorite lights are the Wurkkos TS12 and the Sorirn SC13A and the Sofirn SC21Pro.

The media could not be loaded. It’s all in the clip! This little light is great for pocket carry—you won’t even know it’s there until you need it. It’s so small I wouldn’t be able to use the rotary switch without this special clip. I really like this light. Depending on your needs, you get instant access to a lot of light—or just a little. Even the strobe has been a nice feature for getting people’s attention during the day. I’ll update this review if anything changes.

Very cool flashlight! Its runtimes, throw, build qualify, and brightness are impressive. The switches and construction feel good. The driver delivers impressive power for the small cell. Its UI is very funky and will take some getting used to. The beam quality and tint are okay but usable.

Amazing flashlight... buy it!

Overall/TLDR;Light is super bright. Versatile. Excellent value for build quality. A treat to use. 10/10 would recommend to anyone.Unboxing this gem is just the beginning of the joy of owning this light. This light is extremely powerful despite the small size. There are technically seven different light modes with varying brightness.Brightness settings;I really like that even on the lock setting tapping or holding down the power button you get the "moon beam", the dimmest setting. This setting is great when you don't want to blind yourself or others in the dark when looking for something or in attempts to not draw attention to yourself. The tactical mode provides turbo brightness mode or turbo strobe . This is incredibly disorienting for the target of the beam. The unlocked mode provides 4 levels of brightness from moon to turbo.Comfort and feel;The light is small and fits very well in my hand and I have average to smaller sized hands for an adult male. The tactical loop provides a great tactile feel and provides a lot of comfort while holding the light. You can easily access the lock swivel and power button while using this. The loop provides a lot of versatility in the way you hold the light in either your dominant or non-dominant hand.