THRUNITE H01 mini headlamp with USB charging & camo headstrap

I measured: 627 lumens / 3648cd (120m) @turn on

About this item
COMPACT SIZE: The headlamp has a small size (66*21.5*21mm) comes the light weight (75g). Good for the every day carry lover, and it could also satisfy your daily demand.
GREAT PERFORMANCE LED: The headlight has a XP-G3 LED, which allow H01 reach 687 lumens.
VERSATILE MODES: The head torch has 5 brightness level and SOS mode. Give you a hand if you meet any special circumstance.
RECHARGEABLE BATTERY: The mini Torch Light has a rechargeable 16340 battery and the built-in micro USB charging port. Do not need an extra charger.
WHAT YOU GET: within battery *1, Spare O-rings *2, USB Rubber Cover *1, Micro USB Charging Cable *1. 2-year product guarantee (detail see the user manual

Technical Details
Number of batteries ‎1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Brand ‎ThruNite
Luminous Flux ‎687 Lumen
Battery description ‎Lithium_ion
Manufacturer ‎ThruNite
Part Number ‎TN-H01BCDEUFBA-ZJLiz
Product Dimensions ‎6.6 x 2.1 x 2.15 cm; 75 Grams
Batteries ‎1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Manufacturer reference ‎TN-H01BCDEUFBA-ZJLiz
Batteries included? ‎Yes
Batteries Required? ‎Yes
Item Weight ‎75 g

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[hisokaf]

Was that Charles Bronson following you?

With all the minis you've reviewed recently, i wonder why still no Wurkkos TS10?

[donaldstrader]

Thanks for your many fine reviews. I see what you mean about the H01 cycling back to low from medium, if you have waited awhile before changing the level. I am used to and think I prefer my headlamp to continue cycling in one direction. Nevertheless, considering the relatively small battery and the usefulness of night vision, it could be argued that it is a good feature, that you can bump it up to medium when you need more light, and after a while return to low, without the battery drain of hitting high. After all one can continue cycling to get to high or double click for turbo if one needs more light. When available for a bargain price/on sale I would not hesitate to recommend the HO1 as a solid little budget headlamp if one wants to also use it as a flashlight and also when compared to plastic models which would not hold up as well in a pocket. I would use it more, but I find its cool white to be extremely cool compared to other CW headlamps, if I need a headlamp for color rendition. Since Thrunite usually offers a neutral white option in its flashlights, too bad that as far as I know they do not offer it for the HO1. I am gratified that for the price, that it has a rudimentary battery level indicator. I see from it glowing red that I need to go charge it, now I need to search out a micro USB cord, all the ones near me are USB C which I far prefer. If they would offer it in USB C with a decent neutral white tint, I would recommend it more than just when one can get it for a bargain price.