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Wurkkos TS11 V2 Pocket Thrower

A pocket thrower that changes the driver, not the basic shape.

Brand

Wurkkos

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Tools Details

Product type

Rechargeable pocket flashlight with a focused long-throw beam

Core function

Direct a concentrated beam toward distant objects; 10° beam angle is a Wurkkos listing claim

Power / battery

Removable 18350 Li-ion format; V2 manual lists 1,100 mAh and USB-C input

Key Facts

Emitter / listed output

SFT40 6000K; up to 1,600 lumens and 500 m listed by Wurkkos, not independently measured here

Driver / interface

Constant-current buck driver and Anduril 2.0; V2 replaces the original TS11's FET driver

Size / weight

89.5 × 40 × 40 mm; 112.5 g with battery, as listed in the V2 manual

Runtime example

Manual table lists 131 hours at 3 lumens; this low-mode rating does not describe high-output runtime

Protection rating

V2 manual lists IPX8 water resistance and 1 m impact resistance; maker-rated, not independently tested

Charging

USB-C, 5 V/1 A input; manual lists about 1 hour 15 minutes to full charge

Available kit configurations

Official selector: one 18350 standard kit, three-cell extended-runtime kit, or 18350 plus 18650 and 18650 tube conversion kit; verify selection

V1 / V2 distinction

V2 uses a regulated buck driver; do not apply the original TS11's 2,000-lumen/616-metre listing to V2

Product Overview

The Wurkkos TS11 V2 is a rechargeable handheld flashlight built around an SFT40 emitter, a focused beam and Anduril 2.0 controls. Its short 18350 body keeps it compact, while the maker also offers extended-cell and 18650-conversion kits.

What Stands Out

The V2 replaces the original TS11's FET driver with a constant-current buck driver. Wurkkos lists lower peak output and throw than the original model and says the new driver regulates brightness more consistently. The change is a tradeoff for users who care about sustained use as well as a headline turbo number.

Why It Matters

It shows how a small flashlight revision can change the balance between peak output, regulation, battery setup and enthusiast controls without changing the pocket-thrower idea.

Best For

Flashlight enthusiasts who want a compact, throw-focused light with a removable cell and a configurable interface.

Not For

Users who need a broad campsite beam, a very dim night mode, uncomplicated controls or the V1's higher listed peak figures.

Things to Know

Wurkkos lists up to 1,600 lumens and 500 metres for V2; these are manufacturer ratings, not independent measurements.

One owner reported steadier sustained high-mode output than their V1 in a 20-minute comparison, but also lower turbo output and a minimum setting they found too bright. This is one owner's experience, not a controlled test or a universal batch finding.

Check the selected kit: the standard option uses one 18350 cell, while other options add cells or an 18650 tube. The V1's higher 2,000-lumen/616-metre listing does not describe this V2.

The V2 manual lists 131 hours at its 3-lumen mode; this is a low-output maker rating, not high-brightness runtime. The manual also lists IPX8 water resistance and 1 m impact resistance; these are manufacturer ratings.

Confirm local price, stock, shipping and support terms before ordering. Wurkkos policy says personal-reason return postage may be user-paid and limited-warranty service may require shipping at the owner's expense; check the applicable destination terms.

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