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Most headlamps tilt on friction. You push the head down, it holds for a while, then it creeps back up as you move until the beam sits somewhere over the top of whatever you are doing. This one uses six positive locking positions across a 130 degree range instead, and on a lamp worn for hours that mechanical detail earns its keep more reliably than another fifty lumens would.
A friction hinge is a compromise from the day it leaves the factory. Tight enough to hold under movement means stiff enough to be awkward to adjust one handed or in gloves. Loose enough to adjust easily means it will not stay where you put it. Every friction headlamp sits somewhere on that scale, and the pivot only gets looser with wear.
Detents remove the compromise. Each position is a defined stop, so the beam goes exactly where you set it and stays there through walking, bending, working overhead and pulling the strap on and off. Adjusting becomes a positive click rather than a careful nudge, which is what lets you do it by feel instead of having to look.
One hundred and thirty degrees is a wide sweep for a lamp this size. It covers straight ahead for walking, down at your hands for close work, and far enough down again to light your feet on a ladder or a slope without dropping your head to do it.
The three colours are the same lamp inside, so choosing red is about finding it and identifying it rather than about performance. A red body is markedly easier to pick out in a toolbox, a tent, a footwell or long grass than a dark one, and on an 85 gram item that gets put down constantly that is practical rather than decorative.
It also settles the shared kit problem. Where a household or a small crew owns several of these, different colours mean nobody argues about whose is whose or walks off with the one that was charged.
The adjustable headband is reflective whichever colour you pick, so you stay visible from the side when the lamp is off or pointed away from an approaching vehicle.
Seven modes run across three light sources. On the spot: Turbo reaches 75 metres at 550 lumens for 30 seconds; High covers 50 metres at 200 lumens for half an hour; Medium holds 37 metres at 100 lumens for an hour; Low sits at 18 metres and 25 lumens for 140 minutes.
On the flood: High puts 200 lumens across 24 metres for 25 minutes; Low gives 50 lumens across 11 metres for 50 minutes; and a red flood at 25 lumens preserves dark adaptation for close work and for moving about without ruining anybody else's night vision.
The spot handles distance and the flood handles anything within arm's reach. Using the spot at close range gives you a bright disc ringed by darkness, which is worse than unhelpful when you are trying to see the whole of what your hands are doing.
A 200 mAh lithium polymer cell at 3.7 V and 0.74 Wh supplies it, which is how the lamp reaches 85 grams, and it refills over USB-C in roughly 30 minutes. The runtimes above are short in proportion. That combination works well for intermittent use near a power source and badly for a full night away from one, and it is worth deciding which of those describes you before buying.
The lamp mounts on the headband or on the supplied cap clip, both included. At 73 by 31 by 26 millimetres and 85 grams with the strap, it is light enough that you stop registering it, which is the single most important quality in anything worn on the head for hours at a stretch.
Swapping between headband and cap clip takes seconds and needs no tools. What is worth knowing is that the two mounts sit the lamp at different heights. On a band it rides at forehead level; on a cap brim it sits an inch or two lower and further forward. That small drop changes the shadow your own hands throw across close work, which is why people who own both tend to use the clip for bench work and the band for walking.
Direct-to-Low and Direct-to-Red reach those settings without passing through full brightness on the way. Mode Memory Recall brings the lamp back to your last choice. PowerSave Lockout shuts it down completely for transport so it cannot drain itself in a bag. The build is impact resistant ABS with aircraft grade aluminium, rated IPX4 for rain and splashes rather than immersion, and a USB-C cable, headband and cap clip come with it.
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