Mycro Headlamp & Cap Light NEBO Sales

NEBO says

The NEBO® Mycro Headlamp & Cap Light is a rechargeable, hands-free, 400 lumen lighting solution. The integrated tilt feature allows you to position the beam exactly where you want it. Mycro Headlamp features dual green and red LED chips, with a direct-to-red feature for stealth viewing.

Our Verdict

NEBO’s Mycro Headlamp & Cap Light meets all the requirements of an emergency head torch and more. Weighing in at just 47g in a waterproof, impact resistant package with a USB rechargeable battery you get a great start to any lightweight head torch. The Mycro lives up to the name and is a small, easily packable piece of kit that fits in any pocket for emergency access. The torch has a solid build and the versatility of using it with the traditional head band or the visor clip for use on the end of a cap.

With six settings from the maximum 400 lumens on the short use Turbo setting through to the low 15 lumens setting or the green or red light there are plenty of easy to use options. The burn times are generally quite short but this isn’t designed as your general use torch for camping. It’s a solid, hard wearing little torch that’s great to have stowed away as a back up. 

– Reviewed by Ultralight Outdoor Gear

Features

• Fully USB rechargeable 
• Anodised aircraft-grade aluminium; waterproof (IP67) and impact-resistant 
• Battery charging indicator 
• Detachable head strap mount with adjustable tilt 
• Visor clip securely mounts onto peak of a cap
• Side-positioned button for power and mode selection
• Micro USB to USB charging cable included

Specifications

• Brands specified weight: 47g (including strap)
• Size: (L) 46mm x (W) 32mm x (H) 34mm
• Battery: Powered by rechargeable battery (included)

6 Light Modes

• TURBO (400 lumens): 30 seconds / 80 meters 
• High (150 lumens): 1 hours / 50 meters 
• Medium (50 lumens): 2 hours / 18 meters 
• Low (15 lumens): 5 hours / 10 meters 
• Red LED (10 lumens): 10 hours / 14 meters 
• Green LED (10 lumens): 10 hours / 14 meters

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