New Wurkkos TD02 EDC Outdoor 2,000lm flashlight review with Beamshots

[@kylam9874]

👍Thanks.Hi tui tới từ Việt Nam.👍

[@gustavocarrillo5103]

Great video , I don’t know if I missed it, does this flashlight have momentary on ?

[@PrecisionGroupYT]

Unfortunately no, I really wish it did but I do really like it as I have been using it nightly and I really like the ability to go into strobe if needed quickly with two clicks of the tail switch! Happy Lumens and thank you for your question!

[@gustavocarrillo5103]

Thank you for the reply , i’ll probably end up picking it up anyways

[@Glibgeek]

Wurkkos fc12 vs TD02, what the better?

[@PrecisionGroupYT]

Hi thank you for your question as I do not have a FC12 this is difficult to answer! It appears they both are capable of 2,000LM but it appears in the specs that the FC12 has a greater throw capability! I would just say that you can find a video on the FC12 and then compare the specs and features to see which one fits your needs the best! I will say that I am very impressed with the TD02 and really like it’s features like the one handed operation and that I can access strobe very quickly if needed with the tail switch! Best of luck and Happy Lumens 🔦

[@StratmanII]

I have both the FC12 and the TD02. They may be using the 18650 cell but they're both different in several ways. The FC12, from the second batch has a tactical mode instead of smooth ramping, so it's more or a "tactical light". It throws much more further than the TD02 but has a longer body. The TD02 is more of an indoors or closeup work EDC light with a fatter hot spot and spill. The beam is wider but it's not a true flooder of a flashlight. Although the cycling ramping UI is simple, flashlight enthusiasts don't like this kind of user interface with no instant access to Turbo. The TD02's body is significantly shorter and fits nicely in small hands, with the thumb resting on the tail switch. The FC12 is more comfortable in bigger hands. If you get the 6500k SFT40 emitter the light color temperature of the TD02 is consistently whiter and cooler. The FC12 is just as white, but it's lowest setting is brighter than the TD02. The TD02's tail switch spring has a short, reverse click action and little pressure is needed to press the button. The FC12 on the other hand, has a longer travel spring with a forward click and stiffer to depress, but you have instant Turbo access with a half press. Hope this helps!

[@auck1969]

Doesn't it break down in three parts? Also, is the 2000 lumens for 2 hours run time accurate? If it is, that's pretty amazing. I'm new to the flashlight game so I'm still learning. I Bought 2 for 36 bucks. Really can't be beat for what you get. Nice review. Subbed! Thank you! 👍

[@NGMonocrom]

Reverse-clicky tailcap switch. Nothing tactical about this light. Just a good EDC light.