In reply to Post #29
Pretty much the same thing mate. Be crazy to buy the Nitecore at double the price imo. Nothing in it quality wise.

In reply to Post #31
Re the Sunblesa: When turning it on do you have to trawl through the light settings to get the one you want? (I find this a right pain).
What is the battery life like?

In reply to Post #32
That makes the nightcore stand outfor me.. Separate buttons for red and white and the start off at the dimmest..
Really well thought out..

Just ordered the sunblesa, will be delivered tomorrow so I'll pass feedback.

Got to be better than my current energiser one

In reply to Post #33
I like my headtorch to come back on the brightness I switched it off at,its saves flicking through to find the perfect brightness

In reply to Post #32
It's the same as the Nitecore. Same buttons, same cycling of settings.

In reply to Post #36
Exactly,
It's simple to use, love the lock function when it's in your bag👍👍
Tel

Received today, first impressions are good. Not sure how long the charging plug cap is going to last.

Still need to perfect the on sequences so we get bright and green and the single touch of buttons

In reply to Post #38
Yeah be careful with the rubber tab covering the charging port...

Also brought a cheap (£8) Supfire HL19, not played too much with it but charges via usb c has an output of 550 lumens, various light options including red/green and is incredible build quality for the money

Also has motion sensor on/off

In reply to Post #35
Agree with that, its a bloody pain in the ass cycling through everything. Some have 6 settings 🤷🏼

In reply to Post #42

In reply to Post #40
Where did yoy buy the HL19 from thanks

In reply to Post #44
Just of Amazon mate, I got it wrong it doesn't have a green light.

But for the price I'm really impressed, quality is far superior to the sunblesa