Wurkkos TS22 Flashlight High Lumen Rechargeable - 4800 Lumens Super Bright 70.3 HI LED Flashlight USB C Charging IP68 Waterproof Regulated Output for Dog Walking Ramping Emergency Hiking

If you are looking for a floody, durable, reliable pocket flashlight, look no further! This flashlight hands down blows it's mainstream competitors out of the water. I've bought and returned the Olight Warrior 2 and 3, Olight Baton 3 Pro, and the awesome Sofirn SC33 (great light, not floody enough). I inspect homes for a living. I'm in and out of attics, and crawl spaces all day long. I inspect up to 4-7 houses a day, about 1-2 hours per house, and the Wurkkos ts22 literally lasts an entire week using both Medium and High settings during each inspection. It's almost unbelievable how long this flashlight lasts... Also, this flashlight does great in most situations, although it's super floody, it does an awesome job with detailed lighting needs. Cons: -There is only one spring within the flashlight on the tailcap veruses two springs in many popular/more expensive flashlights. Meaning if you bump this light hard enough, it will flicker. Not a deal breaker for me whatsoever, but something to mention. -This light gets pretty darn hot on max output... So does every other light on the market with this many lumens! Buy the dang light... I promise you it will absolutely outperform the "cool" Olight you've been looking at.

Super bright but does get very warm. Kind of to be expected at that high lumen... Compact and great battery

Awesome Flashlight. Comes with battery. Verry floody. Very pocketable even with the 2170 battery. Very Bright on high and turbo modes. Would rather have tailcap switch but also like the included tailcap magnet; seems strong enough for most use.

Pros: - Removable/replaceable battery - Very bright for its size - Seems durable (not extensively tested) Cons: - The light refuses to turn off. I'm not referring to the the small green LED that you can optionally turn on as a locator, or the minor battery drain from the USB-C power output. I'm talking about one of the 4 LEDs within the cluster that refuses to turn off unless I twist off the tailcap. I've tried a single click. Single click + hold. Double click. Double Click + hold. Rinse/repeat until 5 clicks. Nothing works. I've tried to "factory reset" (LMAO) the light (hold power button while screwing tail cap back on... press + hold the power button while battery is removed, etc...). Short of attempting to sign for SOS on the device, I've tried as many combos as I can imagine + what I found online + what's in the manual. There's still 1 LED within the main light cluster that refuses to turn off. This clearly drains the battery at an incredible rate - it's operating in it's "low" light mode. Forever. Fairly useless if you ask me. - No readily available firmware updates. Clearly this "flashlight" is operated by some form of logic using an/some ICs and is "programmed". However, there's no well-published method of updated said firmware to get a working light. So, I have a battery, charging/discharging circuitry, and a light that runs dim forever. Nothing much else to say. I don't ask much of a product. The ability to turn something on and off isn't new, doesn't require AI/ML, and should "just work". Unfortunately for Wurkkos, basic functionality was replaced with untested "tech". I've never encountered a device that refuses to turn off and stop draining its battery. There's a first for everything - I'm just not sure this was the first Wurkkos wanted.

Wow, this thing is BRIGHT and appears well made. Even the packaging was nice. Although this is not my hobby, it was recommended online in a flashlight enthusiast community as a decent quality option that wasn't too expensive for ordinary use. I've bought at least 3 regular old flashlights in the last few years - the kind that show up if you search "emergency flashlight". Every time, despite thousands of rave reviews, they had terrible light and eventually completely stopped working. I got sick of dealing with it. Hopefully this lasts a long time. It's crazy because I swear my parents have had the same cheap flashlights from Walmart for like 30 years and I didn't expect new ones to break so much nowadays