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Wurkkos WK01 vs Wurkkos HD10

Wurkkos WK01

Wurkkos

Wurkkos WK01

$8

vs
Wurkkos HD10

Wurkkos

Wurkkos HD10

$20

Quick take: The Wurkkos WK01 costs $12 less; the Wurkkos HD10 is brighter (1,200 vs 300 lm); the Wurkkos HD10 throws farther (129m vs 77m); the Wurkkos WK01 runs longer on high (25 vs 1 hrs).

SpecWurkkos WK01Wurkkos HD10
Price$8$20
Rating
TypeKeychainHeadlamp
Lumens300 lm1,200 lm
Candela1,500 cd4,200 cd
Beam distance77m129m
Runtime25 min (high)1 hr (high)
BatteryAAAAA/14500
LEDNichia 519A 4500KCSP2323 5000K
Beam typeFloodFlood
Modes3 SteppedRamping + Stepped
UISimpleAnduril 2
IP ratingIPX8IP68
CRI9590
Weight0.5 oz1.6 oz
Dimensions2.8 x 0.6 in3.2 x 0.9 in
Warranty1 Year1 Year

What owners report

Wurkkos WK01

  • Measured 95-96 CRI at a warm ~3800K — a genuinely lovely small beam
  • Built-in charging, unusual at this size and price
  • Clip channel keeps the pocket clip far more secure than press-fit designs
  • Great and simple interface
  • Classic Wurkkos value
  • A little long for the AAA class
  • No knurling on the head
  • Modest output, as the format dictates
  • Warm tint posts smaller lumen numbers than cool rivals
  • Limited independent review coverage

Wurkkos HD10

  • Excellent close-range beam pattern — described as superb for reading
  • Regulated output at level five and below, holding steady for 6-8 hours
  • Anduril 2 on a 14500 right-angle light at around $20
  • USB-C charging and a very light, compact format
  • Good output and runtime for the cell size at usable levels
  • None of the modes meet their published runtime specs
  • Highest levels fall short of their output claims
  • The magnet is weak
  • Reviewers specifically advise against it for outdoor use
  • 14500 runtime is inherently short at higher levels