Reviewed by Megan P.
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I recommend this product
Age Range
55 - 64
Do you recommend this product?
Yes
Head lamp
Good product, happy with purchase.
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The Nitecore NU25 MCT is the ultimate upgrade to the highly praised NU25 V2 headlamp — now even lighter, brighter, and more efficient. Designed for night runners, campers, and outdoor adventurers, it features a compact and durable build paired with an advanced unibody optical lens system. With triple light outputs and multiple beam settings, the NU25 MCT is the go-to choice for anyone needing hands-free lighting that’s reliable and adaptable. Improved controls, fast USB-C charging, and better power indication make this the most user-friendly headlamp in its class. The new diffusion storage bag allows you to turn your headlamp into a dim nightlight.
Specifications
Output and Runtime
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FL1 STANDARD
|
Primary Light (Neutral White Light / Warm Light / Cool White Light) |
Auxiliary Red Light | Primary Light (Neutral White Light) | ||||||
| HIGH | MID | LOW | ULTRA-LOW | HIGH | LOW | SLOW FLASHING | SOS | BEACON | |
| Brightness | 400 Lumens |
200 Lumens |
60 Lumens |
6 Lumens |
15 Lumens |
5 Lumens | 15 Lumens |
400 Lumens |
400 Lumens |
| Run Time | 2h 40min | 5h | 13h | 45h | 10h | 26h | - | - | - |
| Distance | 132m | 94m | 51m | 13m | 7m | 4m | - | - | - |
| Beam Intensity | 4351cd | 2192cd | 662cd | 43cd | 13cd | 5cd | - | - | - |
| Impact Resistance | 1m | ||||||||
| Waterproof | IP66 | ||||||||





Good product, happy with purchase.
Does the thing. Very light and bright.
Excellent product - highly recommend!
I picked this torch for my wife, having never owned a Nitecore product before. Seems to be a good balance of features with a light weight for a good price. We like the two buttons which makes selecting functions nice and easy. Ability to lock it for travel is useful. My wife likes the design/action of the swivel.
Great little headtorch, loads of features. Bit of a learning curve to remember the button combinations but easy once you’ve used it a couple times.
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