Ledlenser H7R.2 Rechargeable LED Head Torch, Super Bright 300 Lumens Headlamp, IPX6, Up to 30 Hours Run Time, Powerful Strobe Self Defense Feature, Camping Headlight, Running Torch, Hiking Equipment

I've used plenty of head torches and hand held from the mini mags, good old million candle power (yeah right) including the copied ones produced by our good friends in Asia right up to a SAR lights sitting high up in the sky. The Lenser H7R.2 is up there with the best of them in the head light/torch field, the build quality is pretty darn good rugged yet light enough to wear on your head comfortably for hours at a time. Whether you use this for cycling, running or working on your car don't have any doubt that this Lenser will do the job just right. The brightness is extremely good in fact it's so bright the user manual makes it very clear that you should not shine it directly into the eyes (unless you spot a burglar and want to dazzle him!). The features on the lenser are very useful, from flood to spot with a 90 degree tilt and from low light to full on arc welding brightness with the turn of a dial or a press of a button. It can be reconfigured to strobe and bright or dim and bright by pressing and holding the rear dial for 5 seconds, along with this the rear dial glows red with one press or strobes with a second press. Charge time is 4-5 hours going by the book but top up charges are quicker, you also have the option of using AAA batteries in the event of losing power from the battery pack. All in all this Lenser is a great all rounder. A must have for people who either live in caves or cycle, run work with tools etc etc Oh yes I've seen a few comments about the head band not being big enough! Just how big are people's heads getting these days I wonder?

This is the second unit I have bought in the last couple of years, it is well made and the battery power is very good and lasts for ages. It's not the cheapest head torch but it delivers exactly what you want, great bright beam which can be adjusted to give a very large area coverage or refined to a smaller beam, the lamp can be tilted down via secure variable position hinge. The beam has two power settings which are set by pressing the on /off switch a couple of times and offer a half power and full power setting which are then further adjustable from the battery pack via a rotatable switch. The battery pack is mounted on the rear of the headband, it also incorporates a red light which is not really suitable as a rear lamp for Cyclist use as it's not bright enough, but it is fine for following eg. walking in a group. As far as head torches are concerned it does exactly what I need it to do which allows me to work with my hands and have a directional light pointing where I need it and all at a price that's fair.

I bought this to replace the same model which I purchased in 2020. I use this everyday on my early morning dog walk. It gives a bright clean light which is controllable, along with a strobe function and red rear light. It is fully rechargeable and has lasted well over 5 years.

Pros. The adjustable lens allows for a good floodlight or spot depending on what you require at the time. A variety of light output settings is very useful and the ability to lock the switches to prevent accidental use make it great for toolbags etc; although a built in clip on the adjustment buckle allow it to be clipped to bags or belt loops easily. The torch is relatively lightweight and quite comfortable, and as well as being supplied with a li-ion rechargeable battery, the battery pack is able to take standard AA batteries; although the li-ion battery life is good even on full power. Cons. I have a big head, which means the cable from battery to light is under tension (even with the coiled section of cable) and either pulls the light or the battery around to the side which is rather annoying. The li-ion battery takes several hours to recharge even with the supplied wall charger, which means I usually leave it overnight.

Brilliant! Living off-grid in a little caravan, I have used it every day for months now. It is ultra-reliable, charges so easily and gives a fantastic light, which is consistent for hours. I'm getting a little bit worried about the elastic, that's all. But I can't imagine finding a better item for the price. I still haven't figured out all the various settings, which seem to be spoiling one for choice, and which I seem to accidentally alter sometimes, but it still doesn't matter. UPDATE It's been brilliant, since 2016, until now. The surround of the micro-USB charging socket has now spilt and battery no longer charges. And there is no option to contact the seller.

Love this head torch, has great battery life, very bright and is rechargeable. Very versatile, I use it for everything from working in fields at night where you can focus the beam to see far away to working on my car in the dark where you can adjust it to have a soft light you can use at close range. You can use it as a rechargeable torch for take the battery out and use AAA batteries which, although I havent had to do this, could come in handy if you either need to use it for a very long time or are going tk be somewhere where charging isnt an option. I have had this for over a year now, I left it over summer unused and the battery doesnt seam to have suffered at all. I charged it up a week ago and still havent had to recharge it yet.

Best head torch I have ever owned. I've used it running several nights a week for the past month or so. The battery pack is lightweight and fits nicely around the back of my head. I was originally worried that it doesn't have a a third strap over the top, but I needn't have worried as it's very secure. The battery took a few hours to charge first time, but now I just top it up and takes an hour or so. I use it on 3/4 or full beam most of the time for at least an hour and everyone comments on how bright it is. The brightness is adjusted by turning a small knob on the battery pack, which also illuminates red, which is a nice touch. I can certainly illuminate everything in front of me, even when pitch black. The torch can be angled nicely. Only slight and I mean slight negative for me is the beam can't be focussed like the hand held torches. However, the beam is wide and gives a good spread ahead of the area I am running.

Usually buy Petzl but opted for a change and unfortunately regret buying this product (particularly given the not insignificant outlay). I'm renovating my house and so find a head torch invaluable for illuminating nooks and crannies, or even the wide open plains of ceilings and walls if I'm plastering or fixing cladding etc, where I can be working for several hours at a time. Problems are two-fold: 1) Comfort - the battery pack never (ever) sits properly at the back of my head (despite many strap adjustments and stretchings of the curly cable) - and I have a standard-issue head. So if looking down from above with my nose at 12 o'clock, the battery always sits at 7 o'clock, where I want it sit at 6. It's a small thing perhaps, but it really grates as a feature of poor design - I want stuff to work, and expect products to, a reasonable degree, be adjustable/customisable to accommodate the user... so in this regard - epic fail. 2. Inconsistent light intensity - there are two light modes: bright and dim or not-so-bright). Bright is satisfyingly very bright, and I use this mode almost exclusively, however, the light seems to fade by a notch or two after say 10-15 minutes and remain at this reduced level (even if fully-charged). This is really annoying and I never experienced this reduction with my Petzl Myo (which elegantly expired of years of solid service). I bought this product well over a year ago so know it's qualities/shortcomings well, I do continue to use it (as I want my money's worth etc), but without hesitation I would not recommend this product.

Moin! Nachdem ich letzte Woche beim Laufen in der Dämmerung auf unebenem Waldweg ordentlich umgeknickt bin, begann ich mich abends direkt zum Thema Stirnlampen zu belesen und musste feststellen, dass das ja tatsächlich eine Wissenschaft für sich ist. Da ich die Lampe hauptsächlich zum Laufen einsetzen werde, war für mich die Akkulaufzeit eher sekundär. Schön hell und gut zu tragen(vor allem eben kein Verrutschen bei hohen Laufgeschwindigkeiten) sollte sie sein. Die H7R.2 fiel mir bei meinen Recherchen sofort ins Auge, da sie sowohl auf dem Papier als auch laut vieler Tests & Rezensionen einfach unglaublich hell sein sollte. Und ein deutsches Produkt(produziert natürlich in china) will man ja auch gerne unterstützen. Allerdings hatte ich aufgrund der recht großen Akku-Box und des relativ hohen Gewichts doch erst leichte Bedenken. So nun zu meiner Rezension: Gestern bestellt, heute angekommen, fünf Stunden geladen...bis die grüne Status-Led am Rädchen leuchtet und gewartet bis es endlich dunkel war. Mütze aufgezogen,Lampe darüber und ab in den stockdusteren Wald. Das Teil angemacht...und was soll ich sagen: sehr sehr geil! Wirklich beeindruckend!! Ich habe die Lampe in mittlerer Rasterstellung geklickt und habe somit bei max. Lichtstreuung(diese lässt sich für mein Empfinden auch halbwegs geschmeidig durch Drehen verstellen -> wird in einigen Rezensionen als zu schwergängig bemängelt) den Waldweg mit einem sehr hellen Lichtkegel ausgeleuchtet. Die ausgeleuchtete Fläche beginnt ca. 50-60cm vor den Füßen und reicht ca. 25-30m und ist ungefähr 5m breit. Am Rande dieser Fläche wird es abrupt dunkel, was der Laufsicherheit auch bei hohem Tempo für mein Empfinden aber keinen Abbruch tut, da man beim Laufen ja sowieso in den Bereich zwischen 1,5 und 10m vor seinen Füßen starrt. Man könnte durch weiteres Herunterschwenken der Lampe auch den Bereich direkt vor seinen Füßen ausleuchten, dies bringt aber keine zusätzliche Sicherheit. Sobald mir Spaziergänger oder andere Läufer entgegenkamen, hab ich mit mit einer Hand durch Drehen des Rädchens am Hinterkopf das Licht gedimmt...dauert keine Sekunde. Der Unterschied zwischen normalem Powermodus und Boostmodus ist eher gering und da er außerdem nach Aktivierung nur für gut 30 Sekunden anhält, ist er fürs Laufen eher uninteressant. Aber die Lampe wurde ja auch nicht ausschließlich zum Laufen konzipiert. Soviel zum Lichterlebnis. Da ich zu dieser Jahreszeit sowieso meist mit Mütze laufe, hab ich es gar nicht erst ohne probiert, da ich mir schon gut vorstellen kann, dass einem dann die Akku-Box in den Nacken rutscht, vor allem bei längeren Haaren. Mit Mütze konnte ich bei angehmer Spannung des Bandes kein Verrutschen oder Wackeln der Lampe oder des Akkus feststellen und hatte auch keine Abdrücke auf der Stirn nach einem knapp einstündigen Lauf. Alles in allem ist diese Rezension natürlich nur ein erster Eindruck, spätestens nach diesem Winter werde ich meine Erfahrungen nach längerem Gebrauch nachreichen. Und ich habe eben auch keinen Vergleich, da dies meine erste Stirnlampe ist. Aber ich bin erstmal mehr als zufrieden.. Frohes Sporteln wünsche ich!

Really happy with this headlamp. I use it mainly for walking my dogs at night (light my way in dark sections of the path and reflects the eyes of cats, raccoons and skunks ahead in my path). It has a bright focus-able beam that can be turned up or down to any strength between low and high with the dial on the back. The option of turning on the flashing red light on the back is nice since there can be bicycle traffic where I walk. The annoying flash mode that is on by default on any other headlamp I have used is off by default on this lamp (option to make it part of the cycle is there if you want it). You can use the included battery pack (charges in the device via micro usb - cable and .2 Amp (standard 5v) charger included) or 4 AAA batteries. Has a nice rough battery strength indicator on startup (back light goes green for 5 seconds if greater than 50%, yellow between 20 and 49% and red when below 20%). Will also flash light 3 times every 15 seconds when battery is low to let you know you are running out of power. So far I have only used the battery pack but I have eneloops for swapping out.

Punti di Forza (Pro) Doppia Alimentazione (Hybrid Power): La sua caratteristica vincente è la versatilità energetica. Viene fornita con una batteria al Litio ricaricabile (inclusa), ma in caso di emergenza è utilizzabile anche con 4 pile AAA standard. Se siete in montagna e la batteria ricaricabile muore, potete semplicemente inserire delle pile alcaline di scorta e continuare l'avventura. Controllo della Luce (Dimmerabile e Orientabile): Non è solo accesa/spenta: è dimmerabile, permettendovi di regolare l'intensità esatta per leggere una mappa senza abbagliarvi o per illuminare a giorno un sentiero. Inoltre, la testa è orientabile, per dirigere il fascio luminoso esattamente dove servono le mani o i piedi. Prestazioni Reali: Offre 300 Lumen di potenza con una portata luminosa di 160 metri. A differenza delle torce economiche che promettono migliaia di lumen falsi, questi sono 300 lumen reali e focalizzati, sufficienti per vedere molto lontano grazie all'ottica di precisione tedesca. Ricarica USB: Include un cavo di ricarica USB, rendendo facile ricaricarla in auto, col power bank o col PC senza dover portare in giro ingombranti caricatori proprietari. Aspetti da Considerare (Contro) Prezzo Elevato: A quasi 87 €, costa quattro volte tanto rispetto a una torcia frontale generica su Amazon. Si pagano l'ingegneria, l'affidabilità e il marchio. Impermeabilità Base (IPX4): La certificazione è IPX4. Significa che resiste agli spruzzi d'acqua e alla pioggia leggera, ma non è sommergibile. Per speleologia in ambienti molto bagnati o piogge torrenziali, esistono modelli con rating IP67/68 superiori. Esperienza d'Uso Tipica È la torcia che indossate per una corsa notturna su sentiero (trail running) o per riparare un guasto elettrico. La rotella posteriore (tipica di questo modello) permette di abbassare la luce al minimo per risparmiare batteria durante le lunghe camminate, per poi spararla al massimo quando sentite un rumore nel bosco. Conclusione e Raccomandazione La Ledlenser H7R.2 è altamente raccomandata ai professionisti, ai soccorritori e agli escursionisti che necessitano di uno strumento robusto e versatile. La possibilità di usare le normali pile AAA quando la batteria ricaricabile si esaurisce è un "salvavita" che giustifica il prezzo per chi opera in zone remote. La Dritta in Più Fate attenzione a non confonderla con il modello più recente mostrato nella pubblicità in basso ("H7R Core", che costa meno, 66€). Sebbene il modello Core sia più nuovo e potente (1200 lumen), verificate se mantiene la stessa comodità del pacco batterie posteriore ibrido della H7R.2 classica, che bilancia perfettamente il peso sulla testa evitando che la lampada scivoli sul naso.

Excellent and bright as hell. I cycle two of these at work and use them almost every day all day and they keep ticking. One charger connector started giving grief after about 3 years of daily use. The average person could probably get a lifetime out of one of these.

LED SENSER H7R.2 Comprat a Amazon Alemanya. Com sempre Amazon rapidíssim i sense queixes. Frontal excel·lent. Molt bona relació qualitat preu. És el segon frontal que em compro i volia una mica més de llum per poder córrer per les nits amb el gos sense patir de perdre'ns. Fa una esfera de llum absolutament nítida i molt potent, no mareja gens. Em pensava que seria una mica massa pesat al portar-lo al cap però de debò que es molt còmode i t'acostumes al moment. El cable no molesta gens ni mica, està molt ben fixat a les cintes. En general de qualitat excel·lent. Per mi hi ha massa programes, el vaig programar el primer dia i ja no l'he tocat més. Per les sortides que faig no pateixo gens de la bateria. Si s'ha de posar alguna pega és que no porta bossa per guardar-lo. Pel demés es un frontal extraordinari pel pes que té i pel preu que hi ha aquí.