Wurkkos TD07 Flashlight, LED Tactical Flashlight, 1300 High Lumen EDC Small Flashlight, USB-C Rechargeable Flashlights, Turbo/Strobe Momentary, IP68 Waterproof, Flash Light for Camping(Olive Green)

Seems every well made and so far zero issues. Excellent options for light levels, and the bottom dial and button switch’s are easy to figure out - much better controls then most I have tried. I can’t comment yet on longer term durability, but so far it seems great.

I've been switching over from large, clunky, alkaline battery flashlights to lithium ion flashlights. The Wurkkos TD07 is a great value. It's super bright, very compact, and feels really solid and comfortable in my hand. It's my first flashlight with a finger loop and rotary switch. The removeable finger loop is a lot more useful than I thought it would be. It allows me to still use my hand without having to put down the flashlight or worry about dropping it. The rotary switch makes it easy to choose between outdoors (on/brightness/off functionality with half/full clicks), locked, and tactical (temporary on/strobe) modes. It provides access to a lot of functionality without a lot of study. The functionality, on-board usb-c charging, and high-quality packaging make this a great gift option.

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.

This flashlight is marketed as a tactical flashlight, and it does a lot for that purpose, including a finger-ring pocket clip, tactical mode, and high candela (a high concentration of the light’s beam). The indentations on the bezel may also be designed for defensive purposes, though I doubt their effectiveness. I have virtually no need for a tactical light (which is likely true for most consumers), so my review is based off generic, everyday use. The two standout features of this light, in my opinion, are the rotary mode selector switch and the impressive output for the size. Flashlight user interfaces usually require memorization of button press combinations to get to the desired mode (e.g., two clicks for turbo, three clicks for strobe), which can become complicated. This light does not have that issue because of the mode switch. The rotating collar is stiff enough to not accidentally switch from one mode to the other, but it is loose enough that I can switch modes using just my thumb (with some added pressure). Although the switch clicks into each mode, the light switches modes halfway between each turn. The combination of these two things means that, if there were a need, it should be fairly easy to quickly activate the tactical mode. Most of the time, I kept my light locked, which still allowed for momentary light at the lowest setting. The reason I mainly kept the light locked is that I did not need much more output than the lowest setting provided. The light can put out a lot of light on turbo, but it gets pretty warm after 30 seconds or so. The downside of this high output is that even the lowest mode is almost too much for indoor use at night. This is not just an artifact of the battery, since other lights from Wurkkos using large cells can reach far lower outputs. Although this light can likely handle 95% of all tasks, moonlight just isn’t one of them. As someone with small hands, this light is fairly comfortable. The finger-ring pocket clip is perfectly positioned for my middle finger. Two downsides of the included pocket clip are 1) the ring is too wide for me, which puts pressure on the insides of my ring and index fingers and 2) it sticks out from the pocket. The second “flaw” is by design to make the light more accessible, but as I am not using it for tactical purposes, I would have preferred a more inconspicuous clip. In fact, when going to social events, I replaced the included pocket clip with a more traditional clip from my FC12C. All in all, this is a very recommendable light. Especially in the winter, I foresee this becoming my go-to light for evening walks. As for day-to-day carry, I will probably continue to carry something slimmer (AA or AAA size). If you have the option, I would suggest purchasing a less tactical pocket clip.

Powerful and practical, great light. Comes with a USB-C cord and can be charged directly by plugging in the light. The TD07 produces an amazingly bright beam for its small size. The beam is relatively focused for throw, but still provides ample spill to keep the beam practical for closer distances. Truth be told though, this isn't what really sets the light apart. There are two standout features that make this light really interesting as well as very practical, functional and easy to use. First, the finger clip helps insure the light doesn't slip from one's hands. The light feels really comfortable with the clip, almost like a glove. And because the clip wraps around your middle finger you can open your hand to stretch it without dropping the light. The second stand out feature is the rotary switch at the bottom. Tactical mode lets you select Turbo or Strobe, and in each case it operates like a momentary switch, so it only runs when you want. In lock mode, the light has only momentary moon level, thus ensuring battery is not drained inadvertently. And it's really great to have moon mode easily available, without risking a blinding high or turbo level first. And finally the General mode ("outdoor") lets you choose between low/med/high, moon and turbo. It takes just a little while to get used to the various features and commands. Overall this is another great light from Wurkkos. This light will displace others in my travel collection given its variety of features and overall practicality.