Wurkkos TS10 Flashlight Review: The BEST Budget Pocket Rocket (1400 lumens)?

Wurkkos TS10 Flashlight Review

In this video, I review the Wurkkos TS10 flashlight. A few of you have asked me to look into this flashlight so I ended up buying one from Amazon. This light produces 1400 lumens and is the size of my thumb! The TS10 runs off one 14500 battery.

All-in-all, I think this is an amazing little EDC pocket rocket that will give you a blast of 1400 lumens where you need it. The high CRI LEDs are a huge bonus, which means this could also be used as a work light where color recognition is important. If you’re looking for a high CRI pocketable flashlight at a budget price, watch my video to find out more!

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Wurkkos TS10

General thoughts after a week of usage/size comparison/practicality:

What a little pocket rocket! This thing is insanely bright for its size. One of the best EDC lights out there, especially with Anduril on board, you can really customize this light to your needs. Very light and fits in your coin pocket.
Compare to other small lights

Overall Construction, LED, lens, bezel, and reflector

Well machined, no rough spots. I like the anodizing too, smooth and there’s a slight shimmer in the finish. other colours available.
Double-sided clip is a nice addition, you can clip it to your hat and use it as a headlamp.
3x AUX light
3x LatticePower CSP2323 LEDs @ 1400 lumens (turbo)

UI – modes

Modes demo, aux demo

Performance – total output, beam profile, longevity, practicality

Ceiling bounce test, CRI, CCT, candela

Wurkkos TS10	Measured with Opple Light Master Pro – figures based on switch on
Mode	Candela @5m	Throw (meters)	CCT (K)	CRI (Ra)
Turbo	5200	144.222051	6230	97.2

Considerations

No onboard charging. I was surprised Wurkkos didn’t include that in this mode. frustrates me because it’s an essential feature I like to see in any EDC light.
Gets very hot in turbo. Can barely hold it after a minute.

Verdict

One of the brightest 14500 lights out there on the market. I hear a copper version is in production, and I kind of wish I waited but oh well. I’ve linked this light in the video description, have a look if you’re interested.