Zebralight H600Fc vs H604c

Short video - Zebralight H604c (led XHP50.2 - 4000 K - High CRI - 1616 lumens) and H600Fc (same led but 1568 lumens)
In the video I use the Turbo light levels:

In the video the first light I use is the H600Fc - the second light (with the wide beam) is the H604c - in the end I go back to using the H600Fc again

The H604c has no reflector - The H600Fc has a reflector but has a frosted lens that spreads the beam (F= Frosted lens)

The H600Fc is a compromise between H600c (light with spot, called "tunnel beam" and the H604c which is instead a type of light that is all flood but little throw.
H604c and H600Fc has new XHP50.2 led and is very powerful.
Although the tint is very warm and the fact that it is High CRI (93/95) this headlamp is more powerful than the previous versions, I am very impressed by it.
This type of Zebralight headlamp (H602/H603/H604) has a particularly wide beam (120 °) it is ideal for close-range vision.
The throw is a few meters because the light is very widespread but it coupled with a flashlight that you hold in your hand can also be ideal for your hiking.

You can buy this light here:
http://www.zebralight.com/H604c-18650...
It's available also a version with colder light called H604d (d= 5000 K)
http://www.zebralight.com/H604d-18650...

On sale also a version H604w with XHP35 led (1400 lumens no High CRI) that is available with neutral light (4500 K)
http://www.zebralight.com/H604w-18650...
or model H604 with cool withe tint (5700 K)
http://www.zebralight.com/H604-18650-...

H604Fc
http://www.zebralight.com/H600Fc-Mk-I...
It's available also a version with colder light called H600Fd (d= 5000 K)
http://www.zebralight.com/H600Fd-Mk-I...

If you live in Europe or in eastern Europe can buy Zebralight at the Dutch website Nkon
https://eu.nkon.nl/flashlights/zebral...

All these lights are very powerful, remember to use them with a *good 18650 quality battery*.

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On candlepowerforums (Headlamp section) you can also find some comparative photos of these lights.