LedlenserH3.2 - Battery Powered LED Head Torch, Super Bright 120 Lumens Headlamp, Camping, Fishing, Hiking Equipment, Rechargeable Work Head Torch, Running Headlight, Up to 60 Hours Running Time

Fantastic headtorch. I've long used Lenser torches at work but never a head torch. The h3.2 is a simple, lightweight yet extremely well designed torch. The simple sliding focus works really well. The torch angle can be adjusted simply by clicking in to place and doesn't slip up or down like the numerous other head torches I've owned previously. The battery pack is a separate unit at the rear, which I think actually helps distribute the weight of the torch much more evenly. On the battery back there is a simple yet very effective light adjuster. For me personally the low energy mode is a little dim, but the ability to control the brightness to such an extent is a really handy feature. In terms of brightness, in my opinion it is virtually impossible to beat the quality of Lenser led, certainly not in the price range. Ive had the torch for a few weeks now and it gets regular short periods of use whilst out on early runs and I am still on the first batteries.All around a brilliant bit of kit, for a price much cheaper than a handheld Lenser.

Bought for night-time dog walking. I had a couple of older head torches that still worked but were heavy on the front of the head and uncomfortable.Bought this to replace them and it’s an upgrade in every way. It’s much lighter and more comfortable (the batteries are in a box at the back of the headband which balances it well). The light itself is really bright and well focussed and the lens is easily adjustable for tight spot or wider flood type light.Altogether feels well built and good quality. The only potential concern is the longevity of the wire that feeds the light from the battery pack, but given how much more comfortable to wear this makes it compared to the batteries being put at the front with the bulb, it’s a worthwhile risk and time will tell how well it lasts.

Wow! Im so impressed with this head lamp. I fell in love with camping this year so i wanted a headlamp for when im out on the moors in the woods in the pitch black looking for wood. So far ive done close to 20 camps out there, each time using my led lenser and i can safely say id be darn lost without it! For the price its amazing but then i had heard that led lenser were the ultimate go to for torches so i expected it to be good but it really exceeded my expectations! Now make sure you dont cheap out with the batteries, i use rechargable duracell ones because of how good the light is and im sure if you did put cheaper ones in they would drain too fast. Normal duracell work good too. Its light, strong and once you adjust the strap its very comfy. It has the on/off button on top of the light and a tiny nob underneath to adjust the light from a small circle of light to a much bigger one. The nob moves back and forth at a diagonal angle which for me took a bit of getting used to because i kept assuming it went from left to right or vice versa but this was only a mild inconvienence for a short time. When you make the light a small circle you will be amazed at the strength of this thing, its awesum to see an actual strong beam of light! If you dont need it so bright there is a handy lever on the top of the battery pack that works like a dimmer. All in all you wont be dissapointed if you buy this, i know there are slightly more expensive versions as my brother has one that was around £60 and is a little bulkier but if you dont want to spend that much then this version is totally worth it. I LOVE IT!!!

For the price I've amazed at the quality of the Ledlenser H3.2 Head Lamp. The lamp casing is a metal construction and you have the ability to adjust the beam width. The battery case is plastic with a rubber cover and is worn at the back of your head, giving it a balanced feel as it doesn't place all the weight at the front of the head. There is a dial on the battery case which allows you to adjust the brightness, which is extremely useful when going from lit paths to running across unlit fields. As well as the 'test it' batteries it also comes with a spare set, now these have run out I've switched to high capacity rechargeable batteries which seem to be working well (with no noticeably difference in brightness). My only concern is if the rubber cover over the batteries is enough to protect it from the UK weather, I've used it in light rain with no issues so I'm hopeful it will be OK. If you are looking for a head torch, for the quality and added functionality the Ledlenser H3.2 is well worth the small difference in price over its rivals.

Great head torch . I have it cable tied to my cycling helmet for night time cycling. It’s very light, excellent sharp bright light with great zoom in and out functions. Very good battery life when used at 100% brightness. The only fault is the dimmer function, it doesn’t start to dim until the slider is about half way across and then it goes straight down to about 5%. Doesn’t really bother me as I’ve no use for the dimmer function, but it should still work.

I guess I should start by saying exactly how I use this head-torch. I use it in conjunction with a led lenses L7.2 hand torch, whilst taking my dog for night-walks in a forest. The ability to focus/flood the beam along with being able to vary the brightness gives this head-torch HUGE scope for tailoring the light to suit your needs, and the 120 lumens more than adequate for what I use (I usually set the brightness to about 50%). One MAJOR asset with this design, is that the brightness will remain wherever you set it when switched back on. No more glare or wrecking night-vision whilst searching for a low setting!Build-quality is great. Battery-life is great. It is lightweight, comfortable, balanced. It ISN’T loaded with gimmicky crap such as strobe, SOS or red-light.Very happy I bought this. LED technology sure has come a long way since my Maglite drop-in adapters!

Ottimo prodotto. La soluzione di poter utilizzare normali batterie in luogo è eccezionale. Non rischi di rimanere al buio.

Szkoda że producenci w jednym urządzeniu nie dają wszystkich cech dających wygodę, trwałość i funkcjonalność. Mam nadzieję że się to zmieni, chociażby za sprawą rosnącej świadomości niepotrzebnego wydatkowania energii; powiedzmy że „szwajcarski scyzoryk” byłby tutaj jakimś poziomem odniesienia.Zalety:bardzo dobry układ załączania / wyłączania: zero jedynkowy, bez zbędnego mruganiabardzo dobra analogowa i płynna regulacja jasności, wygodny zoom ale o zbyt małym zakresie wszerzNeutralne:Gumowe zakrycie komory baterii: teoretycznie łatwo zgubić.Wady:Zbyt mały krąg światła do swobodnego poruszania się w terenie: albo świecisz pod nogi i nie widzisz wprzód albo świecisz w dal i nie widać tego co pod nogami. Brak dyfuzora który pozwalałby rozproszyć światło.!!! Za cienki pasek na głowę: to jest po prostu niewygodne w dłuższym użyciu.Lampka pod wieloma względami OK - do prac technicznych, krótkich „akcji”. Niewygodna w dłuższym użyciu i w terenie.

Köpte denna på grund av att jag använt en av samma modell under de senaste 5+ åren på jobbet och vet vad den klarar av. Lätt och bra att ha på huvudet och bra inställnings möjligheter för ljus styrka och fokus.

Bonne qualité et bon produit

Die Stirnlampe wurde mir in einem Blog empfohlen und ich zweifelte etwas, dass sie für diesen Preis gut sein könnte, wurde aber eines besseren belehrt. Die Lampe ist top: Sie lässt sich super schnell ein- und ausschalten (kein Geklicke durch irgendwelche Modi) und hinten am Batteriefach gibt es einen separaten Schalter für die Helligkeit (= zwei Schalter, was einfacher und schneller ist). Was diese Lampe von anderen Stirnlampen abzeichnet, ist die Möglichkeit den Lichtkegel von bereit auf schmalen zu stellen. Diese sogenannte Zoomfunktion spricht eigentlich für eine günstige Lampe, ist aber im Einsatz super funktional, schnell und hilfreich. Nach zwei Wochen Zelten bin ich mit der Lampe absolut zufrieden und kann jedem die Lampe nur empfehlen. Gerade auch im Vergleich zu anderen Stirnlampen in dem Preisbereich.Wenn ich etwas Negatives sagen müsste, würde mir nur eine Sache einfallen: Wenn man auf dem Rücken liegend liest, stört naturgemäß das Batteriefach am Hinterkopf, dafür ist aber sonst die Lampe vorne nicht so schwer.Der Unterschied dieser Test-it-Version hier ist übrigens die Möglichkeit, die Lampe über einen Knopf in der Packung zu testen (wohl für den Einzelhandel gedacht). Bringt keine Nachteile aber einen Satz Batterien mehr :-)