I smashed my 'SoonFire' flashlight because i just stop liking it one day and did some Amazon diving for a new flash light. Of course there are billions of them but found the Wurkkos line and after testing FC11, TD02, FC13 and few more, i chose TD02. Yes, the single weird rear button switch is awful but the level 3 (4 is max) is pretty bright and stays on and the 2000lm strobe is a def throwupper (yes, it will most likely empty your stomach if you lQQk into it long enough). I wish the TD02 had the switch of FC11.

i think it’s a good thing the side switch doesn’t turn the light on.. when it does it would cause the light to turn on constantly at the wrong moment when you pick it up or carry it in your bag.

Convoys 12 group UI is the best for tail switch lights. You can control everything from the tail switch. I hate side switches on a tactical style light. I’m not gonna complain too much because this light performs well and I got it for less than 30 bucks.

Looks like a nice light, but it would take some getting used to. Thanks for the video Tim, be well my friend.

I was so sceptical about this light because I wasn't able to see in any other reviews that there is a quick tactical access to TURBO from just the back button as opposed to only from that annoying side button. I'm so happy you finally showed that in your review, because man... no one else really does. They omit that. I live in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, and I like to go out on walks and long bike rides in my area for relaxation. Knives, guns, sprays and anything else are prohibited with prison sentences, but no one talks about flashlights yet. We have a damn lot of illegal immigration and all sorts of maffia gangs and bastards roaming the streets, so... I'm just saying I need a flashlight that's cheap and tactical with nice quick access to immediate high blinding lumens output, without blinding me if I for example leave it on a mode and forget. This one seems ok right? I have doubted about the TD03 but the rotating switch kills it for me. I don't trust that thing sliding in my pocket as I'm biking and stuff, nor do I want to be switching when I really need it.