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Wurkkos TS11

Wurkkos TS11

Scored on 45 verified owner verdicts, from 72 comments read across 1 community
TL;DR
Owners of the Wurkkos TS11 gravitate to the same handful of things: the RGB lighting built into the lens and switch, throw that feels oversized for such a small 18350/18650 body, and a price that most describe as hard to beat. Plenty picked it as their first Anduril light and stuck with it, and several go out of their way to swap in a warmer 2700K or 3000K emitter to make the beam even nicer. A smaller group pushes back on the stock cool-white tint, describing a greenish cast or a visible shift in color at lower brightness levels, and a couple mention occasional Wurkkos quality-control hiccups on this and sibling models. Those gripes stay in the minority though, and most people talking about the TS11 are glad they own one.

78% of 45 verified owners recommend the Wurkkos TS11, based on real owner verdicts aggregated from Reddit, enthusiast forums, and YouTube.

What 45 owners say
72 comments reviewed · scored on the 45 clearest verdicts
78%
Recommend
35 owners
20%
Neutral
9 owners
2%
Don't recommend
1 owners
Last 6 months:88% recommend(8 recent verdicts)→ holding steady vs older reviews
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The headline score reflects owners (Reddit, enthusiast forums), independent lab tests, blogs with no affiliate links, and YouTube owner-comments when they line up with owners. is shown for perspective but kept out here — hover the i for why.

What owners like
  • RGB accent lighting in the lens and behind the switch, paired with the Anduril-driven controls, gets singled out as a standout feature · 8 · 18%
  • Exceptional value at the roughly $39/£15 street price, with several calling it a standout value · 6 · 13%
  • Impressive throw and output for such a compact 18350/18650 body, including favorable comparisons to the Emisar T8 · 5 · 11%
  • Compact, pocketable size that makes it an easy everyday carry · 5 · 11%
  • Anduril UI wins owners over, with several naming it their first Anduril light and staying loyal to it · 4 · 9%
What owners flag
  • Compact 18350 tube limits sustained output and runtime; many owners run the longer 18650 tube for better thermals · 4 · 9%
Who it's for
A great fit if
  • EDC carriers who want a pocket-sized thrower with real reach
  • Anduril fans who want ramping UI plus aux and RGB switch lighting
  • Budget-focused buyers wanting flagship throw and build near 39 euros
  • Tinkerers who swap 18350, 18650, and 21700 tubes for different runtimes
Look elsewhere if
  • Tint purists sensitive to green shift at low and mid output
  • Buyers wary of Wurkkos/Sofirn QC lapses reported on other lights in the line
  • Anyone who wants a plain switch, since the RGB flow chart menu confuses first-time users

Synthesized from what Wurkkos TS11 owners say — not a spec sheet.

Common questions

What battery does the Wurkkos TS11 use?

One 18350 lithium-ion cell, with Wurkkos giving an operating range of 2.6V to 4.2V. Wurkkos lists the light on its own store as a kit with that 18350 included, and the cell charges inside the light over USB-C at up to 5V and 1A, the indicator glowing red and turning green when it is full. Retail listings vary on whether a cell ships in the box, so it is worth checking the one being bought.

Why do owners put the longer 18650 tube on it?

For runtime and heat, on the account of people who have run both. Wurkkos states that this 18350 model takes the FC11 18650 tube, and sells that tube as a separate accessory rather than putting it in the box. Owners running the long tube describe better thermals and a light they use daily, while the short tube is what keeps the TS11 pocketable at all.

How cool is the stock tint, and can it be changed?

Wurkkos builds the TS11 around a cool white SFT40 emitter listed at 6000K. A smaller group of owners knock that tint, describing a green cast below high and a visible shift at low levels, and some have fitted a warmer 3000K emitter instead. Anyone thinking about that route should know the manual says disassembling the sealed head can damage the light and voids the warranty.

Will Anduril be too much for a first flashlight?

Not on the factory setting. Wurkkos ships the TS11 in the Simple interface, where a click turns it on or off and a hold ramps the brightness, and the full Advanced menu only opens after ten clicks with the last one held. The RGB lens and switch lighting that draws owners to this light is not locked behind that menu: it runs by default, showing cell voltage as a color, and the manual puts aux adjustment on the Simple interface too.

How far does 2000 lumens reach on a light this small?

The ANSI FL1 figures from Wurkkos put the top stepped level at 2000 lumens, 94,750 candela and 616 meters of beam distance. That level does not hold: the specification says turbo steps down to High automatically to prevent overheating, and temperature regulation trims output as the head warms. Reach for the size is what owners single out, and the long tube is how they stretch the brighter modes.

Is the TS11 a lot of light for the money?

Owners think so by a wide margin: 78% of 45 owners recommend it, with 20% neutral and 2% against. The praise gathers on three things, the RGB aux lighting in the lens and behind the switch, the throw relative to the body, and the Anduril interface. The reservation that comes back is the small tube, which limits sustained output until the longer one goes on.

Top quotes, sourced

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Reddit— neutral

“I have the black with an 18650 tube and it is used daily around the house especially for parental duties and late night book reading”

Reddit▲ recommend

“I love my black ts11, I prefer a warmer light but I find it to not be that bad and man does it throw for it's size, the RGB and UI is a nice bonus too.”

Reddit▼ don’t recommend

“My ts11 is green af at anything below high way worse tint than the sst40 from a cheap sc18 :(”

Reddit▲ recommend

“One of my favorite lights so far! It's really fun and small so it can fit into a bag or pocket without taking much room.”

Reddit— neutral

“Nice light but a long tube is a must IMHO on this one. Thermals just double in performance with it.”

Reddit▲ recommend

“I really like these a lot, and for the price (heavily discounted at about £15 each) I don’t think they can be beaten.”

Reddit— neutral

“The only advantage of the TS11 is the aux and illuminated switch (which I also love the size of).”

Reddit▲ recommend

“One of the things I really like about the TS11 is the RGB LEDs in the lens and also behind the switch. I love it.”

Reddit— neutral

“It's quite allright for an 6000K led. A bit of a tint shift when using lower levels of brightness”

Reddit— neutral

“So, now I'm trying to think of a reason/use case to hang onto mine, because I do still like it.”

Reddit▲ recommend

“For the money though the TS11 is insanely impressive, and exactly what I was hoping for when I bought them.”

Reddit▲ recommend

“I swapped 3000k in mine, it really is awesome. Stock cct is still cool, impressive lil light”

Reddit— neutral

“I also have two, and i really appreciate the throw that it has for such a small size.”

Reddit— neutral

“I enjoy my TS11, but Wurkkos/Sofirn quality control leaves quite a lot to be desired.”

Reddit▲ recommend

“got the orange one and agree up to the degree that i feel like getting the black one, too.”

Reddit— neutral

“I like being able to run 18350 or 18650 with TS11.”

Reddit▲ recommend

“for such a small light, it's got a lot of throw. I'm definitely impressed with it.”

Reddit— neutral

“Love the auxiliaries on this one.”

Reddit▲ recommend

“I personally think the whole charm of TS11 is thw small size with 18350 battery.”

Reddit▲ recommend

“I swapped mine to the 3000K emitter and it made the light just that much better”

Reddit▲ recommend

“My first light. Love this thing and almost always run it with the 18650 tube.”

Reddit▲ recommend

“I like the slimmer profile of the T8 but I love the TIR beam of the Wurkkos.”

Reddit▲ recommend

“The TS11 has 2000 Lumen and a 616m throw, which is incredible for that size!”

Reddit▲ recommend

“TS11 hands down. Aux lights, better form, same performance in my samples.”

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Common problems & things to know

Practical notes owners raise — setup, quirks, and issues to watch for. They don't say whether the person likes the product, so they're not counted in the score, but they inform the pros, cons, and who it's for.

Redditⓘ good to know

“this T1R Because I had that on the way so I didn't feel like I needed to hold on to it. And anyway if I decide I want one again in the future they aren't that expensive.”

Redditⓘ good to know

“Makes sense. I prefer using an 18650 in the ts11 tho. Might better ergonomics and mucu better runtimes. Tho you already have the battery. Did you swap the 18650 tube with an fc11 or did get it separately?”

Redditⓘ good to know

“I have both. IF22A TS11 Beam smaller but more intense hotspot, less spill slightly larger hotspot, brighter spill, much lower moonlight battery 21700 18350, 18650 with extension tube UI and aux non Anduril, no aux Anduril, aux lights”

Redditⓘ good to know

“That’s kind of the question lol. Figured I’d use the Vapcell K30s in the Emisars and the BAK and Vapcell14 in the TS11.”

Redditⓘ good to know

“I know, but much different beam shape. Fatter hotspot but zero spill. I will try to compare them once my T1R arrives”

Redditⓘ good to know

“Yeah, I run a 21700 in it. Guess I didn't think of that tradeoff. The extra capacity is really nice.”

Redditⓘ good to know

“Thankfully, she's technically inclined. I will say, the flow charts for the ts11 and the ts10 were a bit of a struggle for me. I'll probably give everyone a rundown of some of the features- but I'm going to recommend most of my family members leave them on the simple UI. (Which is a shame, because disco mode is dope)”