WurkkosDL10R Dive Light - 4500 Lumen Super Bright Underwater Flashlight with Magnetic Rotary Switch 100m Diving Depth Scuba Dive Light,IPX-8 Waterproof,100000 Hours Lifespan Charger for Under Water

My first Wurkkos flashlight was the TS10 V2, a great EDC flashlight but made for flashlight enthusiasts with a complex UI. For a light I wanted to use around the pool and to take the dog for walks even in the rain, the DL30 is great. It has a solid built, able to withstand drops and bangs. The bezel extends beyond the lens to help protect it. The UI is dead simple rotating the ring to turn on and vary the brightness. 3600 lumens seems about correct. Beam Quality/Tint is very good. Not a ton of throw, but being a triple LED creates more of a wall of light. Most dive lights are pretty chunky, what I like about this one is that it's compact, fits in the hand well and can be easily operated with one hand without having to adjust your grip. A little bit on the heavy side, I wouldn't want to take this hiking if I'm trying to save weight. But for a work flashlight that's built like a tank it's great. Comes with a massive 5000 mah 21700 Wurkkos branded battery. I've had good luck with their batteries so far. Run time is quite long - the light will step down when it gets too hot, but you will still have plenty of juice. Good flashlight if weight is not an issue.

The media could not be loaded. I really like this light! I got the 2700k version, and the beam is really floody, soft, and warm. It's a really pleasant all-purpose beam to use around the house and for basic tasks. While I'm not a diver, I'm confident in its ability to withstand being underwater for extended periods of time. I tested it by dropping it in a glass of water, and it had absolutely no issues after leaving it on underwater for a little while.There is no UI with this light - instead, it's an easy-to-use ring switch system that gives you low, medium, and high brightness levels. For its size, it kicks out an impressive amount of light on high! It's very compact, which is definitely appreciated, and the full-metal body feels really sturdy. It uses a 21700 battery that comes included, but it also has a sleeve that allows you to use an 18650 instead.Overall, this is a really good package deal for the money. You get a lot of stuff in the box, and it includes everything you need to get it running. It's got the light, the battery, a charger, a wrist strap, extra O-rings, and that 18650 adapter, so it's a solid value. I like this light a lot, and I'll definitely be using it a lot for random tasks.Before you pull the trigger though, I would recommend doing a bit of comparison shopping with similar lights. While this is a great one, Wurkkos makes some other diving lights that are throwier at the cost of a cooler and narrower beam. If you're looking for a wide, soft beam with lots of flood at the cost of some long-distance throw, this is a great pick for you. I definitely recommend it, but make sure it suits your needs first as they have lots of options.

My wife and I both have them. Dives to 40 meters. Excellent battery life and adjustment for beam width is great.

For diving, the 2700k light actually looks odd underwater and colors don’t look right. I would recommend getting the 5000k light instead as it is closer to sunlight.But if you just want a flashlight for use above water, the 2700K light looks closer to an incandescent bulb, so feels less stark at night.This flashlight also gets really hot on the brightest setting if you aren’t underwater, so it’s not comfortable to hold in a bare hand for a long time if you are on land.

If there's one thing I like about this diving light, it's the simplicity of it. It's a no-frills light, without all the extra, unnecessary features.The packaging is standard for Wurkkos, with everything tucked neatly inside. Not only does this light come with the 21700 battery installed, but it includes a USB charger as well! It also comes with a strap/lanyard that has a rubber sleeve on it for comfort, extra o-rings, an 18650 adapter tube, and instructions, of course.If you're familiar with diving lights, you'll recognize the magnetic ring switch. If you're not familiar with diving lights, this magnetic switch is used instead of your standard button. This switch operates the light by use of a magnet, mitigating the need to run wires to the switch, thus allowing the body to be completely sealed. This switch has 4 positions: off, low, medium and high. It's as simple as that!In regard to the size, it fits right in the palm of your hand. Like most of the lights I own that use a 21700 battery, I find that it's not too big and not too small.I chose the 2700K over the 5000K and boy am I glad I did. It gives off such a warm glow, it reminds me of a sunset or campfire. If you've never had such a warm temperature light before, I recommend getting one. In a world of bright white LEDs, something just feels peaceful about it.