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Review: Skilhunt H200 - an all-purpose right-angle headlamp with white and red (infosec.pub)
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Review: Skilhunt H200 - an all-purpose right-angle headlamp with white and red

The Skilhunt H200 is a midsize right-angle flashlight and headlamp with two white LEDs and one red, powered by an 18650 size Li-ion rechargeable battery recharged internally with a USB-magnetic cable. The right-angle light is perhaps the most versatile category of flashlight since it can be used as a handheld flashlight, a headlamp, clipped to gear or clothing, or attached to surfaces with its magnetic tailcap. Someone who wants one flashlight for all use cases will be well served by a light like this, as long as none of those use cases involves illuminating things much past 100m.

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[โ€“] solrize@lemmy.world 3 points 3 months ago (1 children)

Nice review. Is it difficult to get the light in and out of the headband mount, if you want to use it both handsfree and handheld?

One feature I miss in my H25LR is the aux led marker light function found in some Anduril lights. The current drain is low enough that imho all 18650 lights should offer it. I have a piece of GITD tape on the headband of my H25LR but one of these days might install a tritium marker on the light itself. Being able to find your flashlight in the dark is very useful!

[โ€“] zakreviews@social.goodanser.com 4 points 3 months ago

@solrize It's easy, and the pocket clip can remain installed as long as it's oriented toward the front of the mount.