Thank you!

@@FlashlightEnthusiast Sooner or later I have to decide to buy this headlamp. Sorry that it is only 6500 K and 5000 K available (4000 K as a choice too would have been nice) Can I ask you the weight including the headband?

I believe it is 190g including battery and headband. 4000K would be perfect, but with enough skill you could easily reflow the desired version of XHP70.2

Appreciate your point of view. I was always wondering what is there in Petzl flashlights that people buy them. They are not cheap, have rather low output and usually run on AAA batteries... What do you think 🤔?

@Flashlight Enthusiast I can't speak to the other headlights in Petzls range - they have a few brighter offerings but nothing super bright. I've had my Strix for more than five years - it has taken a real beating. Yes, it takes standard AA batteries which is good if you don't want to worry about charging - battery lid fully opens in about half a turn and the unit is still waterproof rated. The other thing I like about it is the light rotates over two axes - side to side, as well as up and down, so can be mounted on the side of your head. All the light controls are operated by a single knob, rotating one way or the other, holding for other functions, push or pull for locking - has single turn light cutout and always turns on at the dimmest setting - can be operated with gloves, no problem. Can be unclipped and slid off the headband plate, and use the belt clip for other mounting options. Strix is also offered with an infra red version, for if you happen to use night vision. Also crush resistant. I think the price was pretty reasonable, for how useful the Strix is - definitely for covert activities though, not a search and rescue light, hahaha. Got a couple of Nitecores but have noticed some other brands starting to bring out some really competitive, affordable, and powerful torches, like the brand Olight, for example - their Marauder is insane - 25000 lumens just ridiculous - and, of course Ace Beam. Waiting for the Holy Grail of brighter in a smaller package, for tactical applications, but, as always, the problem is cooling and power plant make up the size - 25000 lumens in something half the size of the Marauder would be awesome. Not sure if something can be invented that puts out light without generating heat or, at least, significantly less heat but yeah the Marauder uses like eight 18650s to generate the output so size always gonna be a thing, for now. The Ace Beam H30 is pretty compact for its output - not a fan of battery packs on the back of the head - not always practical, if you're running your headlight with a boonie, balaclava, and nettings - plus if you're running a helmet setup, can always hang the headlight from your neck. Actually, I think high, on the Strix is 45 lumens - low is something like 5 lumens - just enough to read a map and use a compass, if you happen to be orienteering at 2 in the morning, lol.

Hello, hope that helps: drive.google.com/file/d/175t1O_LQn4zacKhDqZ7g8nkfSpVbEvc4/view?usp=drivesdk

Samsung 50E w zupełności wystarczy, albo inne ogniwo 21700 o pojemności 5000mAh. Takie zabezpieczone nawet lepsze ze względu na długość, żeby nie latało przy większych wstrząsach.

@@FlashlightEnthusiast dzięki 😃👍

Dzięki za pytanie, nie jestem niestety ekspertem w temacie tego producenta... Jeżeli chodzi o ilość światła i jego stabilne utrzymanie to na pewno wygrywa Acebeam. Dla ledlensera plus za regulację ogniskowej , i zaawansowane rozwiązania technologiczne, jednak patrząc na cenę to jest to dwukrotnie większy koszt ...

Jest świetna, przyznaję, że bardzo pozytywnie mnie zaskoczyła. Dzięki za komentarz

Like one blink when you plug the charger in? Does the flashlight work normally despite that?

@@FlashlightEnthusiast one blink when i plug the charger in.And it been charging since yesterday and it dont go green.

Did you screw down the tailcap all the way? Looks like a broken driver to me. If you have spare battery, try to put it in and check if it works on other cell

Thank you for your feedback, appreciate it!

Zdecydowanie H30. Pomijając fakt stabilizacji o wiele większej ilości światła i bardziej, w moim odczuciu, użytkowe tryby, dochodzi jeszcze kwestia dodatkowych źródeł światła w postaci diody czerwonej i high CRI. A masa bardzo podobna.

@@FlashlightEnthusiast i wszystko jasne:) Póki co miałem dylemat miedzy Skilhunt H300 a Wizard Pro V3, wybrałem tą pierwszą. Będę jednak potrzebował drugiej czołówki wiec rozpatrywałem C2 Pro Max. Po zapoznaniu się z tematem h30 wybiorę jednak ją. Dzięki:)

Nitecore is a solid choice If you have budget and preference for cool white LED. It will definitely be an upgrade to Skilhunt you own.

@@FlashlightEnthusiast I ended up buying the acebeam H30 as it has better battery life and higher lumen output than nitecore hc68. However primary downside of this acebeam is no usb to c to usb c charging which sucks and its a bit heavy.

@@FlashlightEnthusiast Acebeam should make a h30 v2 with some upgrades.

I used NW version in my review

Sorry, I cannot spot such information on the website

I have been trying to find this out also. I previously had an h30 with the square and circle buttons but lost it. A week ago I purchased another one though oddly this one says shorter beam distance and has both circle buttons. I swear this new one isn't anywhere near what my old one could do. May be sending it back. Hope this helps.

That would be nice, yes. I wonder if rubber would hold such massive body steadily... Would be good for the forehead though 🙂

I tak i nie. Moim zdaniem Acebeam ma sporą przewagę nad Wizardem w bardziej użytkowym rozkładzie światła, większej masie termicznej a przez to dużo więcej światła utrzymanego stabilnie, a dodatkowo światło Hi CRI i czerwone (lub inne w zależności od wersji). Wizard dla mnie jest utożsamieniem wytrzymałości i pewnego użytkowania, czego nie mogę powiedzieć o H30...

@@FlashlightEnthusiast ale co h30 jest całkiem delikatna czy po prostu bardziej ekstremalnych testów nie wytrzyma?

Wizard ma odporność na upadki z 10m... Myślę że mało która latarka to wytrzyma. Acebeam nie jest bynajmniej delikatny, a raczej w górnej granicy średniej. Wizard jest po prostu mocno powyżej normy

Yup, but worth every penny in my opinion

Translation does not hurt, use the technology to make your life easier

@@FlashlightEnthusiast Добро