I use NU32 for metal detecting around the beach.. and that NU35 can run simultaneously with powerbank.. so basically it have 3 power option ! That's a great innovation there
Not a pine tree. Spruce. Glad you don't have to live off the land. This model of nitecore will also run off a power bank with a usb cord giving you 3 power sources.
Nice review, but completely missed a major point that this lamp has a white light beam in a flood beam, not a spotlight. If you need something for longer distance, look elsewhere. This is a very good worklamp for general close-up work.
Why didn’t they just make the recharable battery larger? Haha. This is a silly design but I guess if the rechargeable battery fails it’ll still function.
I don't agree. I think you get the best of both worlds. I believe this may also the reason the removable batteries [I would use hybrid, not disposable] are drained first. Years down the trail when the rechargeable has lost its efficiency, if you insert the removable batteries, it will go to them first rather than the built-in battery which may no longer be functioning very well. Similarly, if you keep this in your bag and it has run down in the months before you use it, just insert some long shelf life batteries. If you want to use the rechargeable all the time, just keep the replaceable batteries in a container and use the rechargeable. If it runs down just plug it into a powerbank or add the replaceable batteries. I also like the white and red LEDs are on separate switches. The only sensible way to do it as far as I'm concerned. Thanks for the review Hiker J.
I use NU32 for metal detecting around the beach.. and that NU35 can run simultaneously with powerbank.. so basically it have 3 power option ! That's a great innovation there
Yeah, Hiker J missed the 3rd battery source. I have one of these and I love it.
I wanted a rechargeable, USB-C, red light, waterproof headlamp. That one is perfect. Am I right?
The "yellow light" is not just yellow. It's high CRI and my eyes love the natural colors it helps me see.
Not a pine tree. Spruce. Glad you don't have to live off the land.
This model of nitecore will also run off a power bank with a usb cord giving you 3 power sources.
I just bought one, thanks for the review. I will be going for a nice hike in the woods as soon as it arrives to test it 😊
but its not hiking... its not spot and it has no power to light few meters in front of you.
@@johnman8554 Well, I tried it extensively and I'm pretty satisfied, so... nevermind
Nice review, but completely missed a major point that this lamp has a white light beam in a flood beam, not a spotlight. If you need something for longer distance, look elsewhere. This is a very good worklamp for general close-up work.
Love my NU35🤗
Nice review ive been looking at this on lightsmith! Would love to see some hiking trip report videos
its only for work on something on arm length distance.. everything else is useless.. not for running. so it's important to mention that basic thing
Thanks for the review, picking up a couple :)
Is it Cool White or Natural White for the main light?
I want this with nu 32 battery 😐
Is ist possible to turn the light off (from low red light) without klicking to the other red lights first?
Just got one. The strap was not attached. How do you put it on. There are no instructions included in how to do this.
Great video! Have one on the way. Still using it and enjoy it?
Awesome
Great review!
Can you remove the headband so it can be washed?
why always aaa batteries , not double a, i heard this last very long ?
compare size and weight of 2 AA vs 3 AAA. If you want more autonomy, go directly to 18650 battery headlights.
Why didn’t they just make the recharable battery larger? Haha. This is a silly design but I guess if the rechargeable battery fails it’ll still function.
I don't agree. I think you get the best of both worlds. I believe this may also the reason the removable batteries [I would use hybrid, not disposable] are drained first. Years down the trail when the rechargeable has lost its efficiency, if you insert the removable batteries, it will go to them first rather than the built-in battery which may no longer be functioning very well. Similarly, if you keep this in your bag and it has run down in the months before you use it, just insert some long shelf life batteries.
If you want to use the rechargeable all the time, just keep the replaceable batteries in a container and use the rechargeable. If it runs down just plug it into a powerbank or add the replaceable batteries.
I also like the white and red LEDs are on separate switches. The only sensible way to do it as far as I'm concerned.
Thanks for the review Hiker J.
Joss
Will it recharge a rechargeable type aaa batteries within the case? Buying one
No. It can only charge it's built-in battery.
thumbs up for review
thumbs down for product
instead of lights getting smaller they are getting bigger
how you put an integrated battery and 3 AAA ?