Nitecore NU33 Headtorch/Lamp: Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
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Nitecore have a new compact triple beam output headtorch spot/flood/red; the NU33 is a notable update from the previous model featuring an aluminium front panel, it also includes a built in high capacity Li-PO battery with a 4 stage battery indicator on the side.
I take a closer look at this model, and discuss the potential stronger and weaker points to the design.
Sample supplied via Nitecore, for unbiased testing and review
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Details from the maker:
Lightweight, triple output
Brighter, smaller, and runs longer, the Nitecore NU33 rechargeable headlamp is a noteworthy upgrade from the highly rated NU32 headlamp. Equipped with an upgraded unibody optical lens system, the NU33 emits a bright 700 lumen for distances up to 147 yards. Switch freely between a primary white LED, to a high CRI auxiliary LED for even flood illumination, and to the red auxiliary LED. This lightweight headlamp takes the centre stage as Nitecore's new all-rounder headlamp for outdoor adventures.
700 lumen max output with 147 yards throw
Triple output: primary white, high CRI white, auxiliary red
USB-C rechargeable with built-in battery
Lightweight at 3.37oz
Max runtime of 147 hours
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This might just be a worthy upgrade to my UT27 headlamp, thanks for the detailed review.
Could be, the UT27 does have easy access to the battery compartment though - could be a factor for some
Nice review mate
Thanks 👍 I try
Very good!!! greetings from Argentina!
Thanks welcome to you too!
nu 33 vs fenix wh23r which would you recommend???
Hard to say videos on both, but they are quite different really. Do you need the rotary switch, or the sensor? Or the N/W flood on the Nitecore and Red LED?
The Fenix is IMO for work or harder duty, the Nitecore for an all rounder really
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Thanks!