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Sofirn IF25A vs Wurkkos TS25

Quick take: The Sofirn IF25A is brighter (3,800 vs 1,800 lm); the Sofirn IF25A throws farther (189m vs 179m); the Wurkkos TS25 runs longer on high (2.5 vs 1.5 hrs).

SpecSofirn IF25AWurkkos TS25
Price$32$32
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TypeEDCEDC
Lumens3,800 lm1,800 lm
Candela8,900 cd8,000 cd
Beam distance189m179m
Runtime1.5 hrs (high)2.5 hrs (high)
Battery2170021700
LEDSST-20 4000KNichia 519A 4500K
Beam typeFloodFlood
ModesRamping + SteppedRamping + Stepped
UIAnduril 2Anduril 2
IP ratingIPX8IP67
CRI9595
Weight3.7 oz3.2 oz
Dimensions4.9 x 1.2 in4.5 x 1.1 in
Warranty1 Year1 Year

What owners report

Sofirn IF25A

  • ✓High-CRI quad output that owners describe as excellent colour rendering
  • ✓Full Anduril, with the versatility that brings, at a budget price
  • ✓Very compact and light for the output it produces
  • ✓USB-C charging in-body with a 21700 included
  • ✓Good enough as a host that modders buy it deliberately
  • ✗Steps down to around 750 lumens quickly — lower sustained output than rivals
  • ✗The driver is widely described as the weak point of the design
  • ✗The 18650 adapter sleeve is loose and rattles unless padded
  • ✗Gets hot fast on turbo, though thermal regulation handles it
  • ✗Anduril's advanced menus are a lot if this is your first enthusiast light

Wurkkos TS25

  • ✓Four Nichia 519A emitters — beautiful tint and genuinely high CRI
  • ✓TIR optic gives a concentrated but versatile beam
  • ✓Anduril 2, aux LEDs, quick-charge USB-C and 21700 support
  • ✓Distinctive slender-waist body, and a switch that's easy to find by feel
  • ✓Build quality is very good, with no defects reported in 6061 aluminium
  • ✗Output collapses from ~3,870 lumens to about 130 within a minute
  • ✗Sustained output under 300 lumens — poor against peers
  • ✗Thermal calibration is inaccurate out of the box
  • ✗Fixing it requires mastering Anduril's advanced configuration
  • ✗The headline lumen figure is essentially meaningless in use