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May 16, 2025 8:17 PM
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popular Posted by Camry-chan • Yesterday
May 16, 2025 8:17 PM
Wurkkos TD04 3000 Lumen XHP50D LED IP68 Tactical Flashlight w/ 21700 Battery $26.99
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Camry-chan, give them a heads up (assuming you're working for them)...
Agreed. And an option to change brightness. The rest is just too much. SOS or strobe. I don't see why would that be needed.
Don't buy it and expect to be able to use 3000lm for more than a few minutes. The chart below suggests it might not even hit that output.
This runtime chart shows it is at best a 480lm light for any amount of time, and even that doesn't hold up all that well over time. There are better regulated lights.
https://zeroair.org/wp-content/up...d04-68.png
In short, it's like you sat down a User Experience-challenged engineer and ordered them to incorporate 50 features into a single button interface. There's not much you can do within those limitations, so this is what you get as a result. A complicated, hard-to-use mess.
That's the LAST thing I want to be grabbing in an emergency situation -- which let's face it, that's usually when we reach for a flashlight in modern times. When things are going wrong.
And let me get this out before the flashlight apologists brigade me... Anduril is not inherently easy to use. Maybe to you since you use it every day. But to any normal person? It's a flat out deal-breaker. A flashlight should just work. I should NEVER be able to get it into a funky/unknown state where I have to perform a hard reset to it. I know of a perfect way to "hard reset it" -- using a sledgehammer. There...problem solved.
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In short, it's like you sat down a User Experience-challenged engineer and ordered them to incorporate 50 features into a single button interface. There's not much you can do within those limitations, so this is what you get as a result. A complicated, hard-to-use mess.
That's the LAST thing I want to be grabbing in an emergency situation -- which let's face it, that's usually when we reach for a flashlight in modern times. When things are going wrong.
And let me get this out before the flashlight apologists brigade me... Anduril is not inherently easy to use. Maybe to you since you use it every day. But to any normal person? It's a flat out deal-breaker. A flashlight should just work. I should NEVER be able to get it into a funky/unknown state where I have to perform a hard reset to it. I know of a perfect way to "hard reset it" -- using a sledgehammer. There...problem solved.
off or on - 2 clicks is the super blast
off - 1 click gets you back where you left off
on - 1 click turns off
on - 1 hold cycles thru the brightness.
can ignore:
off - 1 hold turns on the lowest moonlight setting