Nitecore HA11 Headlamp Kit Review! (Runs On One AA 1.5v, 240 Lumens, Super Light Weight!)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- I love these hands-free lights from Nitecore. The rope head band is comfortable. They are so lightweight you will forget it's on your head. I use these all the time working on stuff around the house or on the vehicles. This is fine and safe for kids, teen or adults. Nice runtimes on a single AA 1.5v cell is amazing. The HA11 is rugged and budget friendly to get as a gift for that special someone. See link below:
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NITECORE HA11 At-A-Glance:
*240 lumen ultralight headlamp
*Instant access red LED
*Single AA battery powered
*Reflective and phosphorescent shock cord
*40 hour runtime max
Included in the Box:
Nitecore HA11
HA11 adapter clip
Generic AA Battery
Designed for indoor/outdoor Activities
The Nitecore HA11 Headlamp is the ideal for indoor/outdoor activities. It produces up to 240 lumens of light that reaches 98 yards with 3 brightness levels, giving you peace of mind on those late-night runs, or camping and hiking expeditions. The secondary red LED can be instantly accessed for low light condition map viewing, emergency response, signaling or night photography. Additionally, the ultra-lightweight shock cord is highly reflective and phosphorescent, so it glows in the dark, keeping you safe and visible at night.
Compact Ultralight Headlamp:
It weighs only 1.27 oz with the battery included. You can comfortably wear the headlamp for an extended period of time with the shock cord or use the included clip attachment to snap it onto a hat, or backpack strap. The durable unibody frame is impact resistant with a waterproof rating of IP66, ready for any tough outdoor environment.
Easy to Operate, Easy to Maintain:
The Nitecore HA11 is powered by just one commonly available and economical AA battery This highly efficient headlamp can run up to 40 hours on its lowest setting covering over a full day of use. Use one switch to activate the headlamp and cycle through its three brightness settings and conquer the darkness.
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The Nitecore headlamps with the string are the best, the bands make me sweat
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That clip seems nice. You can set it to look 45 degrees down while on your pocket. Do you know any other light like that?
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"Coincidentally" Fenix has a similarly named Fenix HM23 headlamp. Which "coincidentally" also has a power of 240lm. Fenix shows an embarrassing precision time graph. Nitecore prefers not to show it because it is similarly embarrassing? Did any tester test this model with a lux meter? Because so far I haven't been able to find it.
Lux testing was done, and this is performing at listed specs. Thanks for watching!
@@CharlesBridgTecIt's not about measuring power in lux or candela, it's about the precision time course and power drops, which is MOST IMPORTANT for the user. What's the point of having a power of 2000lm, for example, when this power lasts for 10 seconds and drops to 350lm within a minute. And this is what it often looks like. In practice, the customer buys a "pig in a poke"
@@jackblock7451 I want to just say and remind you this is a 1.5v only head lamp and comparing it to anything higher than 240 lumens is silly. I have used many lights from them and you asked if I tested it and I answered. For what the HA11 costs and does, is impressive and most of all it's cheaper than the Fenix as well. SMH
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