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This is a new product release from Wurkkos. It's a neat little light with a buck driver, impressive flood & spot beams, and 20+ dynamic RGB modes. (The "Meteor" show is my favorite.) Lots of versatility with this: hold it, stand it up, clip it, attach it with the magnet, carry it on a lanyard. I bought it for an 8-year-old but ended up getting one for myself as well.
Available in orange, green, and blue colors. Comes with a nice lanyard set, USB cord, and user manual.
https://wurkkos.com/products/wurk...lashlights 
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Great little light though!
I just got their new CL01 as well - have you seen that one?
I just got their new CL01 as well - have you seen that one?
Sorry, as a consumer I have to say it's not in my best interest esp from a retail store I've never heard of...... Amazon is evil but I'm already in their eco system and they'll back me until a good extent....
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I went van-camping for a week and used this a couple hours every night. The higher cri of the wide beam alone makes this a very pleasant light to live and read by and I was able to get just about infinite positions with the magnet and clip. The lowest brightness is not really moonlight, but it won't blind you and in total darkness, is enough to rummage around and do business.
I also travel for work and have an intermodal commute (train, bus, bike). With a silicon band and a small pad, I used the dh03's color settings as a seat post light on my bicycle for 12 miles (I kept checking that it was secure, and it was very good, but I like this function enough that I'll probably find a better way to mount it.)
I also used the throw beam to inspect the recessed corners of a warehouse from 20-50 feet. And for documentation, it clips wide enough and gently enough to my phone to use as a video light. I have an iPhone with a spigen case. It clips easily to shoulder strap loops on my backpack, but it did turn on accidentally when tossed in a pocket with other things, so I started using the lockout function.
The silliest thing I've done was accidentally ramp up the brightness while camping because I didn't consider that I was using a pinch to hold it and was depressing the button. I dropped it, and it spun as it fell, streaking across my eyes 3x on the high setting. Not a dangerous level of brightness but a rude way to wake myself up.
I've used this everyday for almost three weeks, have only recharged it once. It quickly took the place of many other lights that I have available to bring with me and I am frequently mobile. I still keep an acebeam pokelit AA in my bag, which doubles as a headlight for my bicycle, and coincidentally, that light is also on sale in another thread.
Hd03 — great light. I'm considering buying two more for my partner and kid.
I've been using it on a molle strap to guide me through the park to the spot where I take beamshots (of other lights).
I just got their new CL01 as well - have you seen that one?
Of course, you work for them (for pennies, albeit)
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That would be weird, seeing as how they're all competitors.
The lowest brightness is not really moonlight, but it won't blind you and in total darkness, is enough to rummage around and do business.
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In order to activate the moonlight mode, you need to continuously press the button from the off condition. (You can't cycle through the regular modes in order to access the moonlight mode.) And at 1 lumen, I'd consider this mode to be a true moonlight mode.
Note: The spotlight is similarly rated at 1 lumen for its moonlight mode, but it appears somewhat brighter to my eye. I don't believe that perception is due to the beam being more focused nor from the differences in CRI and color temperature. I believe the spotlight is actually slightly more than 1 lumen and the floodlight is slightly less than 1 lumen.
In order to activate the moonlight mode, you need to continuously press the button from the off condition. (You can't cycle through the regular modes in order to access the moonlight mode.) And at 1 lumen, I'd consider this mode to be a true moonlight mode.
Note: The spotlight is similarly rated at 1 lumen for its moonlight mode, but it appears somewhat brighter to my eye. I don't believe that perception is due to the beam being more focused nor from the differences in CRI and color temperature. I believe the spotlight is actually slightly more than 1 lumen and the floodlight is slightly less than 1 lumen.
Incidentally, now that I have 2 copies, the side toggle on my second light is MUCH softer to click over, feels like it is already worn in. I wonder how much variation there is between units. Still, I'm very pleased with both of these lights.
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