Princeton Tec Remix LED Headlamp 150 Lumens, Black

Great little head torch, green is great for a blood trail and works well. Very happy.

This 300 lumen headlamps have accompanied me through many tours, and field exercises.Not only it has a bright white light when it is needed, it also offers two level of red light brightness setting.It defaults to just adjusting red light setting, and only upon long press, it'll trigger the white light.It does not consume a lot of battery, and after several weeks, I am still using my original battery, so it is pretty efficient.This can be mounted on a Tac vest or plate carrier, which is pretty convenience as well. It is a recommended by for those who needs to have a red light capability at night.

Conocí la marca Princeton Tec hace poco y debo decir que ya tengo dos linternas para cabeza de la marca. El uso de la Remix es intuitivo y puede usarse para recreación como para trabajo. Su potencia y funciones permite que sea utilizada en cualquier momento, por ejemplo, su potencia baja permite usarla cuando se está próximo a más personas sin afectar la vista de los demás, sin embargo, en esa misma potencia en plena oscuridad se puede iluminar bastante espacio sin necesidad de usar la alta potencia. Es ligera y potente, es por mucho una linterna de las mejores en su tipo.

The reason I knock one star off is because you have to cycle through to get the light chosen. There should be a separate button for colour, and white LEDs like the browning lamps.The beam cannot be focused, it is a wide type beam if that is what you are looking for.

Initially got this for camping, but now I find myself using it around the house, too. May not be as bright, or have as long a runtime as other lamps at the same price point, but the 'tactical' switch far outweighs any cons this headlamp may have, in my opinion.The red LEDs are great for working around camp, but you obviously can't differentiate colours, and there's a hit to depth perception, as well. The white LED is very bright, and good for searching for firewood, hiking, setting up a bear hang, etc. The batteries easily lasted a 3 night trip, even arriving at each site close to nightfall, but using the red LEDs whenever possible. And probably could've gone another night. You should bring extra batteries is you're out for longer.Now the cons: I believe the electronics are watertight, but the battery compartment is not. This isn't a huge problem, as the batteries will still work wet, but corrosion might build on the contacts over time.Exclusively using the white LED will kill the batteries in one, maybe two nights; the difference between high and low settings is almost nothing.If you don't care about preserving night vision, get the model with all white LEDs. Otherwise, even with some annoyances, it's still a worthwhile headlamp.EDIT: Unit is not watertight at all.