this post was submitted on 28 Nov 2024
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The full review is available here

English review at BLF
German review at my website

Summary

Earlier this year, Wurkkos released their first “flat” flashlight with a floody sidelight and a green laser. Now they added a variant with UV instead of the laser: the Wurkkos HD01 UV.

White spotlight and UV light, plus white and colored floodlight, combined with an elegant, flat design – the Wurkkos HD01 UV has a lot to offer. It is rare to find such a variety of light sources in a single flashlight.

Although the driver is simple, this should be acceptable considering the low price. With the HD01, you get a versatile companion for EDC use.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) (1 children)

Neat and I like the look, but having weird modes like 'police lights' is a big downer. I don't understand why it has RGB at all because that's not useful for anything a flashlight does and the UI is a nightmare to use because of it!

[–] Bach37strad 1 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

I'll disagree a bit. The auxiliary rgb leds on emissar's flashlights like the d4v2 or anything else using anduril 2 firmware has some neat uses for them. For instance mine is set so that the color corisponds to the remaining battery voltage.

They lost me with the UV though. UV lights have a purpose, but it's not something I use enough to carry around all the time. Better to have a flood and beam led