Zebralight H600Fc Mk IV 18650 XHP50.2 Floody 4000K High CRI Headlamp

I LOVE THIS LIGHT! It's very well made, very bright, and not very heavy. I thought the size and weight was going to make this a light I could only use around the house or camping. I figured it would be too heavy for backpacking and trail hiking. I was wrong! Okay, it's not as light as a typical backpacking light, but it's so functional that I didn't care. It now has a place in my core gear set. The firefly mode is wonderful for doing stuff in your tent without messing up your night vision. The low light is bright enough to light the immediate area, but not blind your friends. The medium is great for hiking and walking around. The high (or turbo) mode is insane! It's so bright! I don't even use high mode if I'm hiking on areas with light colored ground cover because it's too bright and will blind me! Haha, what a great light. Oh, and it's 18650 batteries, so they're a common size, affordable, and last a long time. GET THIS LIGHT!

Im caving in many places because my work so I tested many lamps in those conditions. In an expedition another fellows goes down using this zebralights and look really well underground. I decided to prove and tested myself so Im satisfy with this product. The lamp goes really well and has three different intensities of light. Most of the time you use the medium because of the battery, the maximum light level consumes the battery in a few hours and heats the lamp as well. So I only recommended the use of the max light moderately and in specific situations only to see what is far away in the dark if need it. Also recommended to buy at least two batteries and a car charger for them. This is for safety and also is not bad to have a cheaper light as emergency light just in case the lamp or battery fails. Specially when you are caving and the light is crucial.

Amazon says: “You could mention "thickness", "warmth" and "brightness" “I like the thickness. It is not too thick or too thin like some of my dates. I have found it operates through thick and thin.On the brightest setting, the head of the lamp gets quite hot. I don’t think it could be substituted for a real fire in the middle of the winter.The brightest setting only works when it has over 75% battery life or flashes four times for full-strength. The brightest setting does not work for 1, 2 or 3 flash battery strength.The US bat club that investigates bats has adopted this flashlight as their official flashlight. Many spelunker organizations recommend it.I don’t know if any of bat men or bat women who use this flashlight have ever used it on bats in Woo-Han, China. Han was the second Chinese dynasty ruled by Liu Bang. No kidding!No lunk-skunk organization recommends this light.It is a well-constructed flashlight with advanced electronics.It is hard to remove and hard to insert into the flashlight into the headband holder. The headband doesn’t have a lead guitarist.This flashlight has many programmable settings which are easy to set if your IQ exceeds 150, and you hVe no problem understanding terse English written by Chinese translators.I am very happy with the flashlight. It is supposed to be better than my Spark headlamp which stopped working after sitting unused in a drawer, even after I tried good batteries in it.This flashlight has a high CRI, which is good. I have never seen it used or new on CSI.It is designed to provide a flood beam. The beam has no hotspot center unless you need it to keep warm.I highly recommend it unless you need thicker, warmer model. If you stare into it on high beam long enough, you will see the light. No matter how long you stare on it on high beam, you will not get high. I will use it now to search for munchies.

I have purchased and owned many Zebralights over the years. The functionality, brightness, battery life have all been great and I love the form factor.HOWEVER!The glass lenses are very thin and delicate and are easily broken. The Zebralight on the left in the picture failed electronically, it works but only at one brightness level which is VERY dim. The other 4 Zebralights all had their lenses broken IN MY POCKET, usually with keys in there. I kept hoping at first this was a fluke, but as more lenses kept breaking I got more and more careful with them, but they still kept breaking. This has happened in as little as a month after purchase. It's extremely disappointing because other than that I love the lights, but if you are going to spend ~$100 on a flashlight it should be rugged enough that you can put it in your pocket and not have it break.Until they change the design and go with a thicker more robust lens I cannot recommend anyone buy these lights. There are other quality lights out there that do not have these design/quality problems.

This light is fantastic. I use it for night hiking and when in camp, and the slightly warmer light is great. On high, it does get very hot very fast, but med is more than enough for most everything. Moonlight level (low) is super low and useful when you need to take something out of your bag and don't want to ruin your night sight or wake up others.Also nice, because of it's simplicity, and the way it is held, it's very easy to change the angle of light to more down or up.That said, the strap is terrible. They use these plastic clips with a break in the middles to facilitate removing the straps, however, if you pull too fast or hard the strap pops out. I found it hard to adjust for my head then quickly for my rappeling helmet.

My husband bought this and it’s the best. We, mostly he uses this all the time for various tasks. we both have talking about the color of light. It’s so natural and I wish every lightbulb was this natural lighting. We have raved to anyone and everyone about this headlamp. We have even purchased this as a gift for family members. They have said great things as well. I love that it uses a rechargeable battery. Lastly, It’s great that the little flashlight can detach too