Here is my review of the excellent Nitecore HC65 Headlamp with 1000 lm cool white main output and auxillairy red light and high CRI white light. Enjoy! Michael
very clear revieuw. i have a hc65 neutral white. (and a HC60, and both are working the same and Ok) bought a nitecore 18650 3500 Mah NL1835HP with 8A unload power. that makes the lamps even give some more light and the turbomode can work longer and some slower heating, because that battery is made for stronger flashlights and will perform a little better. please look a time to: wandelen met johan and you see a place where they are made for!!
9:50 "I wish Nitecore included neutral white option" It has high CRI LED - what could be considered more neutral than that? (if not counting the Sun :-) ) Anyway, nice quick review, thank you!
I meant the main LED ;) Anyway, hi CRI option was more than I could expect among all these cool white emitters Nitecore offers. Thanks for the feedback!
@@FlashlightEnthusiast yes thats my question also, i like that there is an option to attach clips on this lamp and simply attach on your shirt or pocket
@@jeffmoreno7974 unfortunatelly, There is no such possibility ( from manufacturer ). This is deffinitely a drawback. But if you find a spare clip laying around, try it, maybe it fits :)
@@FlashlightEnthusiast what i like is the option to switch from flood and throw, if hc65 has a clip, i will probably get it, one option is the skilhunt h03f wich has a optional diffuser, can you recommend that thing? or that diffuser thing is sensitive and may even break if you fall it? thanks
@@jeffmoreno7974 skilhunt H03 is a good, budget headlamp, you won't regret buying it. This diffuser thing is plastic, so it might a break if you drop it, but if you need both throw and flood it seems like a reasonable option.
I wish they would just add a second button for red.
at least it has the ability to turn it on directly to RED, unlike so many that turn on as WHITE and cycle through all WHITE modes.
Luv my Nitecore HC65 headlamp 💪
My old (>5yrs)HC50 ineeds to retired , this would make an excellent replacement!!😀
This review was so respectivly done 📖
very clear revieuw. i have a hc65 neutral white. (and a HC60, and both are working the same and Ok) bought a nitecore 18650 3500 Mah NL1835HP with 8A unload power. that makes the lamps even give some more light and the turbomode can work longer and some slower heating, because that battery is made for stronger flashlights and will perform a little better. please look a time to: wandelen met johan and you see a place where they are made for!!
Just ordered one 💪
Actually, hotspot of this headlamp appears to be more to the neutral side, with slightly greenish tint. Quite pleasant to an eye ;)
So which do you prefer more the nitecore hc65 or armytek wizard?
9:50 "I wish Nitecore included neutral white option"
It has high CRI LED - what could be considered more neutral than that? (if not counting the Sun :-) )
Anyway, nice quick review, thank you!
I meant the main LED ;) Anyway, hi CRI option was more than I could expect among all these cool white emitters Nitecore offers. Thanks for the feedback!
Do you have review or comparison between nitecore hc 65 and sofirn d25s?
Does sofirn have red light
I think you need to really check the time the light will run, not just read the tech spec! Reality will set in.
Old times, newer reviews are improved in that matter. Thank for pointing out 😉
Is it possible to attach a clip to this? Like the one with hc33?
Unfortunatelly, There is not such possibility, as far as I am concerned.
@@FlashlightEnthusiast yes thats my question also, i like that there is an option to attach clips on this lamp and simply attach on your shirt or pocket
@@jeffmoreno7974 unfortunatelly, There is no such possibility ( from manufacturer ). This is deffinitely a drawback. But if you find a spare clip laying around, try it, maybe it fits :)
@@FlashlightEnthusiast what i like is the option to switch from flood and throw, if hc65 has a clip, i will probably get it, one option is the skilhunt h03f wich has a optional diffuser, can you recommend that thing? or that diffuser thing is sensitive and may even break if you fall it? thanks
@@jeffmoreno7974 skilhunt H03 is a good, budget headlamp, you won't regret buying it. This diffuser thing is plastic, so it might a break if you drop it, but if you need both throw and flood it seems like a reasonable option.