The best way to light up your world is often achieved by choosing a rechargeable headlamp. However, choosing the right headlamp to light up isn’t as easy as we might think. The cultural spread of the internet and the influence of brands is constantly clouding our judgement to the point where we can’t choose it based on our own needs. The influence of brands in particular is so deeply embedded that most people will judge the quality of a product by the influence of a brand, even if a branded headlamp is the original headlamp. I am not denying your point of view, but from a broader perspective, it is possible that a branded headlamp is also a OEM type of OEM product. Smaller brands just lack the brand influence, but its products are manufactured and produced in its own factory with a standardised production system. The point I am trying to make is that whether it is based on brand or high price to light up our world, the fundamental choice of perspective should be based on the materials, ergonomics, lumens and longevity of the headlamp.
The most direct factor in lighting up our world is the material of the headwear. It is not only the quality of the product but also the material of the headlamp and headgear that is important in order to ensure that it can be fixed on the head without depressing the head. This is why the aluminium housing with its PC frame is both lightweight and long-lasting. The highly elastic nylon headband is adjustable to suit different head sizes and the wider headband also relieves some of the pressure on the head, making it more comfortable to wear.
Other factors that light up our world are the lumen level and the service life of the headgear. Longevity lies in the manufacturer’s guarantee of quality, which is usually around 1 year. The lumens of headlamps are usually between 1000 and 2000 lumens, with 1400 lumens being used not only for night running and night walking, but also for night fishing and night hunting etc. As we all know, Cree LED beads have a lot of heat, and as the lumen value increases, so does the heat, and manufacturers are reducing the weight of their headlamps to make them more portable, resulting in less space for heat dissipation, so the higher the lumen, the worse the heat dissipation. This is why I recommend the 1400 lumen headlamp to light up our world.
