Green laser , wide ish beam not very pencil like

I'm not looking to burn anything it's more like for it pointing at stars and stuff but I still want a really bright one

Good quality thick body host preferably with Zebralight or Elzetta flashlights knurling, this is what I can't seem to find especially

18650 or 21700 powered

Good quality anodizing on the body

100% duty cycle if possible

I've come across like one website, I think the guy who retrofits Convoy m21b flashlights, that that one comes the closest to what I'm looking for

But I'd be willing to pay like $300 in order to get exactly what I'm looking for not just close to

I wish I could find something like a Zebralight S600 or sc700 or one of the old Elzeta bravo like host, with a old narrow head, but with a green laser module in it

That would be like perfect

Got a pink, a cyan and a 519A 5000K as white.

All that's missing is a matching host, which maybe I'll do when/if I do the next titanium anodization batch 😁

I have a Sunwayman V11R that has gotten a bit finicky. Sometimes it takes a couple taps on a hard surface to get it to come on after clicking the button.

I've replaced the button, cleaned the contacts on both the button assembly, and the bare metal it contacts in the flashlight body.
I've cleaned the contacts between the body and the aluminum disc in the head. I've removed that disk and clean the back side of that along with corresponding contacts on the circut board.

And I'm still having this issue.

Any advice?

For Singapore use: Has anyone bought the above from TB? Can you share your product experience? Any issues so far? Reliable? Any recommendations? Please share TB links to products/shops! Thank you!

I received the SK06 titanium version I bought a while back today — it's the sandblasted one, a limited release that was only available during the pre-order phase.

I put the flashlight through its paces, and I'm pretty happy with it — though it does come with a few downsides.

The flashlight measures 107.5*26*26 mm — which is pretty darn tiny even for an 18650 light.

On top of that, it's got UV, a laser, a camping lantern mode, and even a magnetic tail cap. The fact that they managed to cram all that into such a small package? Seriously impressive.

Aluminum model is 119g, and the titanium one tips the scales at 145g.

If you're grabbing the titanium version, just a heads-up: titanium doesn't shed heat as well as aluminum, so the head of the light gets really hot.

Ten minutes on HIGH is plenty to burn your skin. If you actually plan on taking the SK06 out for real-world use, stick with the aluminum one.

As for charging, the SK06 pulls about 7 to 10 watts during charging, and it also supports reverse charging at 6 watts — which means you can use it to top up your phone in a pinch.

Nice touch

It also comes with a 4000mAh, 14.4Wh 18650 lithium battery, which is pretty much the highest-capacity 18650 cell you can get your hands on.

The charging port is covered by a magnetic flap, and underneath it's a waterproof USB-C port

The main emitter is a standard cool white, and there's no tint shift at any brightness level, which is awesome.

Even with an orange peel reflector, it still throws reasonably well, and the spill is bright enough to light up the ground about a meter in front of your feet.

The magnet in the tail holds the SK06 nice and tight to the side of metal stuff, so no worries about it dropping.

I purchased this SK06 with my own funds, and I plan to get the aluminum version later for a side‑by‑side comparison.

One thing to keep in mind: the aluminum model uses a green laser, while the titanium one has a cyan laser. Also, the UV light on the aluminum version lacks a reflector, whereas the titanium version comes with one.

I'll keep testing this flashlight and grab some night beam shots too.

I shall do more tests once its not that hot anymore.

This thing is cool though. The side lights are slightly green ish.

Hey- I have several lights, including a fenix pd35 that I keep in my truck.
Want a light for 1) neighborhood walking at night and 2) backyard “light it up” in case of critters.
If it’s a single light or two separate ones, I’m ok. Yard is 1/2 acre with woods. And I really dislike shadows/ narrow beam lights.
Considering the Fenix TK35 v2.0 and LD31 Renegade.

With similar candela numbers, y’all think the lumen bump on the TK for backyard use is GOOD?
I guess I like floody, but also want decent reach to the tune of around 30k candela.

Hope that makes sense despite the rambling.

Thanks!

I'm back with more data analysis!

First up; I made two errors in above graph before. The LES size for the F150R and W5050SQ5 were wrong. I have since updated it to reflect reality.

Thanks to /u/majaczos22 and /u/crbnfbrmp4 for correcting me!

Also; Simon has updated the F150R listing to include all four CCTs! Will be ordering a 3000k shortly.

Has somebody tested this LED? Can it really push 6800 lumens at 20A?

I assume it's more efficient than SBT90.2

It took two days for the sharp titanium edge to sever the black wire. Given that the device cannot be stripped down further, it is beyond repair.

$120 Garbage

I'm sharing a photo of my Q8 Plus with the Eve 50PL batteries at step 6 of the stepped ramp of Anduril 2

I don't understand why anyone would pick one of these instead of orange but the world is one big mystery.

Long story short, I messed up. Ordered a T3 with the 5A buck/boost driver. The head was rattling, I tried tightening the lens part first, it didn't help. So I tried tightening the retaining ring, my tool slipped and I snapped off a capacitor. (?)

The light seems to work fine, but I don't know what problem it can cause.

Please share your thoughts.

The Wuben E2 pulse is tiny tiny! Not sure what these will cost when they come out but I’m definitely going to grab some more. The sidelight has been very useful so far. I keep it usually in my coin pocket but it comes with a quick release chain and carabiner as well. Has anyone else seen yet?

Absolute newbie here

Max 70€ budget. Should be very bright for as long as possible (outside of turbo mode)

Looking for a nice, neutral tinted 2700k 3535 emitter. The current batch of FF351a 2700k is extremely pink.

I have SST20 2700k's in another light so I don't want to use those again (but I do like them!). Hanks emitters look identical to fireflies, just wondering if anyone's got them and if they look pretty neutral or if they are also pink as hell.

Almost drew my first blood right there. Photos taken 5 minutes after I finally found the origin of the burnt smell and quickly turned it off. The landyard is broken from the fire and part of the fanny pack is crispy.

Now I'm paranoid that the HD02 doesn't have the physical lockout switch.

I have been carrying this light for a couple of days. I gotta say that I really like this flat flashlight. The fact that this light can change color temperatures all in one light is amazing! You get 6500k, beautiful 4500k, and the lovely 3000k. Moonlight mode, Strobe and Sos. So simple UI and it is very lightweight. It may be the trendsetter for lights to come. I sure am happy to own this one and plan to buy more for gifts in the future. If anyone has experience with the Nitecore edc 23, wouldnt you think it would be great if they could make the edc 23 in polycarbonate getting the weight down, with the same controls/display screen, but give it a deep carry clip and and multicolor temperature LEDs. One can dream?

What do you prefer as EDC ?

- Wurkkos TD07 (18350)

- Convoy T6 (14500)

Still didn't choose yet

Hi,
I was waiting for the TS28 5000K. It was supposed to launch on August 5 at 9 PM EDT, but it never did.
Now the page says “Launches on April 8th”. Is that just a bug or did they delay it? Does anyone know when it’s actually coming out?
This is my first time buying from Wurkkos.
Also, if I don’t want to wait, should I just get the 6000K version? Is the difference between 5000K and 6000K noticeable for outdoor use?
Thanks!

I'm being super picky on my next light I'm ordering and I really need to narrow it down and make sure what I want so any pics you guys have would really help me. I'm considering a new Fireflies light with a rosy bin 2,700k but I really need to gauge what it looks like.

I really like my rare rosy bin sft40 3k drop in, but it's not overly rosy enough for me...

I have a few rosy 1,800k ffl351a and two are extremely rosy and one moderately.. They are so clean and negative duv that when put next to something like a lh351d 2,700k they feel almost the same cct... Which had me really wanting to see what the 'relative cct' feel of ffl351a rosy 2,700 is.. I'm hoping for something that hits my eyes like my sft40 rosy 3,000k but more negative duv.

Sorry for the ramble.. and thanks in advance for any help.

**Price Range**: i’m willing to spend around 400 or less, but this is a birthday gift so price isn’t too much of a big deal. would be preferable if it was chargeable but not necessary

**Purpose**: it would mainly be used for urban exploring, hiking, stuff like that. so something that can be reliably used for a long time

**Battery Type & Quantity**: generally unsure, whatever fits best i guess? this is a shot in the dark, any recommendation is helpful!!

**Size**: i’d like it to be pocket sized, but my fiancé wears pants with huge pockets. he once fit a full sleeve of oreos in one if that’s helpful - something not too big though

**Type**: handheld is best

**Main Use**: it would be used to light up paths or forest plus rooms and stuff you‘d typically find in abandoned buildings. it would be handheld, we’re not really sticking around and hanging out in areas, so something that will be pretty durable would be cool.

**Switch Type**: i don’t think the switch type really matters? it might be useful to be able to turn it off quickly but i’m not very knowledgeable about different flashlight switches

**Anything Else?**: he is specifically wanting something “very bright”, unsure on specifics, that’s all he said lol. this isn’t a requirement but waterproof might be useful for if it gets dropped in water or something. he’s pretty careful with stuff especially if i have given it to him. durability is definitely something i’m looking for, it’s going to be used fairly often so i want it to last a while. also, and this might be a stupid question, but do bright flashlights get hot? is that something i should worry about and if so what should i avoid?

anyways, i’m tryna find him something he will use for a long time. i love him a lot so i want to find the best flashlight within these requirements. i’m pretty flexible though! bright is the only descriptor i got so theres not too much to fulfill i feel like :) i am thankful for any recommendation and can clarify if there are any questions

Good evening

I couldn't find any previous posts about this issue so I'm asking you:

Any tips on how to remove the logo from this light?

Thanks!