Nitecore NU43 Rechargeable Headlamp, 1400 Lumens USB-C Bright Lightweight Headlamp for Camping, Running or Working, with Focal Light, Flood Light, Red Light, Includes Free Sticker Nitecore

Bester Kompromiss aus Helligkeit, Gewicht, Akkulaufzeit und Preis. Perfekt und genau das, was ich gesucht habe.

Excellente lampe frontale qui consomme peu et éclaire avec une grande puissance.L'autre avantage sont les 4 niveau de puissance, cela permet aussi bien d'éclairer la mer quand je fais du paddle en pleine nuit que de bricoler à la maison.

This is my new favorite headlamp. I almost want to buy a second just in case they discontinue this one. It's 3 standard brightness levels for the white light are each very bright and the battery light is very good. The standard "low" brightness level is is probably brighter than the "high" brightness level of a headlamp you might buy at REI and the "high" brightness level is much brighter than any REI headlamp I've seen. It also offers a "turbo" brightness level which is only intended to be used for short durations (because it uses up a lot of power). This is perfect from my perspective. At night on a trail you occasionally run into a situation where the trail appears to end and you need to search around to see where it picks up again. In this scenario, it pays to be able to temporarily kick the headlamp into "turbo" mode by double clicking the brightness button and looking around. The brightness more than doubles in turbo mode and is very bright, comfortably allowing. you to see 30+ feet away and making finding the trail easier. Double clicking the brightness button again reverts back to whatever brightness level was previously active.My common usage pattern for a night hike is: charge the headlamp in advance, go on the hike and use the "low" brightness settings as my default (which is roughly equivalent to the "high" brightness level of an REI headlamp). If I lose the trail for some reason, double click the brightness button to activate Turbo mode which jumps the brightness from ~300-400 to 1400 lumens (which is a LOT brighter). Find the trail then double click the brightness button again to switch back to the low brightness setting and continue on my hike. Going on a long day hike recently I left around midnight and got back to my car around 3pm. Hiking through the night following this pattern (i.e. using it continuously for about 7 hours) used up about half of the lamp's power.This headlamp also offers a red light which does what you'd expect. There is also an ultra low white light option. The ultra low white light option basically offers an alternative to the red light for scenarios where you don't want to ruin your night vision. In practice I just prefer using the red light, though the ultra low white light uses much less power than all the other lighting options.The one thing I was worried about when getting this headlamp was the so-called "proximity sensor" it advertises that supposedly will automatically dim the light. To put simply, I don't want a feature light that. I don't want my headlamp to randomly dim if it "thinks" something is in front of it. Before I bought this device, I was imagining waving my hand in front of my face might cause the light to flicker or rain to mess with it or a hat I'm wearing to mess with it or any number of other things. Maybe I'm climbing up a rock at night and suddenly the light goes out. Anyway, I'm happy to report that this "feature" has never gotten in my way (I've had this headlamp for more than a year now). I'm actually not aware of it ever triggering so far as I'm aware. So if you're like me: don't worry, you can ignore this "feature".When I was looking for a headlamp I had some criteria: I wanted it to be rechargeable. I wanted it to be super bright while also not using so much power that it needed a separate battery pack on the "back" of the headstrap (like some have). I didn't want it to be so heavy that it needed a 3rd strap over the top of the head like some headlamps have. I didn't want it to have useless additional "features" that I'd just need to click through when using the headlamp. For example I wanted it to have a red light but I DON'T want it to have blue or green lights, since they're useless and are just annoying to click through. Having used many headlamps, I've come to the conclusion that I don't want a "wide" style light beam option, since that option inevitably is less bright (for the same power draw) and a standard focused beam light option and I find I never actually use the "wide" angle options offered by some headlamps (so offering that option just means there are more annoying light options that I need to click through). Etc. This headlamp ticks all the boxes. It only has the features I want, and doesn't have the features I don't want. It has great battery light. It's as bright as I could have hoped for. It's got a solid, premium feeling metal build quality to it. It's not too heavy on the head. Etc. I'm not aware of a better headlamp at any price point.

Got this for backpacking and backpack hunting. Battery lasts a long time and the light is very bright.Note that the battery is not removable. It's internal and is recharged with a USB-C cable. I just make sure to bring along a portable charger, which does double duty for charging my phone.Highly Recommended.

Cadeau parfait pour mon fils qui est électricien. Elle éclair bien lorsque le courant est fermé. La charge dure longtemps et c'est très pratique.