Nitecore NU25 MCT Headlamp – 400 Lumen, USB-C Rechargeable, Multi-Color Temperature

Meet the Nitecore NU25 MCT Headlamp

The NU25 MCT is a featherweight companion built for outdoor adventures, from quiet campsite mornings to midnight trail runs. At only 1.76 oz, it delivers a bright 400 lumen beam that can reach up to 144 yards, making it a versatile choice for hands-free lighting without weighing you down.

With Nitecore's innovative Multiple Color Temperature LEDs, you can tailor the glow to your environment. Warm light (3000K) feels gentler on the eyes and performs well in fog or drizzle. Natural white (4500K) offers a true, balanced look for daily tasks, while Cool white (6500K) heightens contrast in dim or rugged outdoor settings. The red light mode helps protect night vision and serves as a discreet signaling option with three red settings.

Versatile lighting options at a touch

• Four brightness levels provide flexible illumination for activities from reading to tracking in the dark
• Red light modes include Low, High, and Slow Flash to suit different night tasks

Rugged, dependable design

• IP66 waterproof rating and impact resistance up to 1 meter for unpredictable environments
• Ultra-lightweight construction with a comfortable headband and hollow bracket for extended wear

Smart, user-friendly features

• USB-C rechargeable battery with a status indicator and quick recharge time of about one hour
• Lockout mode prevents accidental activation and a long-runtime battery capable of up to 45 hours on the lowest setting

What’s included

• Nitecore NU25 MCT headlamp
• USB-C to USB-C charging cable
• Bracket, headband, diffusing stuff sack, and sticker

Whether you’re night running, camping, or tackling late-night chores, the NU25 MCT invites you to choose the light that best fits your moment. It’s a practical, ready-for-anything option that balances performance with a lightweight, comfortable feel. Consider it as a flexible lighting partner for a range of outdoor activities, without promising specific outcomes—only the potential for clearer visibility and safer navigation when the moment calls for it.