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Overview
About Black Diamond Equipment Cosmo LED Headlamp - 90 Lumens
2nds. An impressively powerful light in an ultralight package, Black Diamond Equipment's Cosmo LED headlamp has three light modes and a pivoting design that allows you to angle the beam up or down.
- One DoublePower LED coupled with 2 SinglePower LEDs
- 90-lumen max output
- Positron switch activates three modes plus dimming
- Mode memory keeps headlamp in the same setting as when it was powered off
- Pivoting design allows you to angle light up or down
- Water resistant
- Adjustable elastic headband
- Operates on three AAA batteries (included)
- Made in China
- US shipments only
Specs
Specs about Black Diamond Equipment Cosmo LED Headlamp - 90 Lumens
- Type: Headlamp
- Illumination type: LED
- Light output: 90 lumens
- Run time (High): 43 hours
- Run time (Low): 150 hours
- Max distance: 164'
- Light modes: High/low/strobe/red
- Batteries: 3 - AAA
- Batteries included: Yes
- Dimensions (HxWxD): 1-1/2x2-1/4x1-1/2"
- Weight: 3.7 oz.
- Material: Composite
- Made in China
- US shipments only
Reviews
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Overall Rating: 4.6
Based on 97 reviews
Most Helpful 5-Star Review
Functional quality at a good price
Verified Buyer
Reviewed by Canyon hiker from Columbus, OH on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
This BD headlamp is a steal at STP. For a similar Petzl or Princeton Tec you'll pay 2-4x what this one costs. Changing batteries is easy, and the headlamp has multiple intensity and directional adjustments. I've used it camping, hiking, and even for some work around the house when I had to kill p...
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Good product but a little annoyingVerified Buyer Reviewed by Rosey from Sebastopol, CA on Friday, September 1, 2017Obviously a well-made product, very efficient on batteries, but in my opinion there are just too many settings and it's hard to keep them straight. But it's easy to just ignore them and go for the ones you need- I just use the bright setting and the red setting.
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awesomeVerified Buyer Reviewed by glampingqueen from Chicago, IL on Thursday, August 24, 2017I decided to upgrade my headlamp - my old one was difficult to turn on and off, and it didn't have the red light feature. This one is absolutely fantastic, especially for the price. It has a many modes and is super easy to operate. It's not too heavy and is comfortable to wear. Highly recommended!!
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Comfortable, functionalVerified Buyer Reviewed by Bruce Boyes from SLC, UT on Thursday, June 22, 2017Wanted a compact head lump with red light. Read the instructions! There is a special storage mode which helps prevent accidental turn-on in a pack. Very comfortable to wear. Bought two more as gifts. Great value. Using Sanyo eneloop NiMH rechargeables.
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Really nice headlamp, red LED is greatVerified Buyer Reviewed by Bruce Boyes from SLC, UT on Friday, June 2, 2017I wanted specifically a 'headlump' with red LED for night vision, long battery life, and less bug attraction. I'm glad I read the instructions since there is a non-obvious lock mode which helps prevent accidental turn-on when in a bag or pack. I used it on a week long river trio with one set of NiMH Eneloop rechargeables and it has plenty of battery left. I'd like to buy another. Strap is comfortable too, nothing hard to poke into your head after a while as some designs do.
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GreatVerified Buyer Reviewed by Spdougla from Louisiana on Tuesday, May 30, 2017Love this head light. Small compact with multiple modes with a dimming feature that is quite nice to conserve battery. It does have a lot of modes and only one button with different click sequences to activate them. If you think this would be annoying to you this is not the light for you.
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Fair ValueVerified Buyer Reviewed by Sam from north carolina on Friday, May 19, 2017Very bright and decent battery life at this price. Kinda complicated button sequence but instructions are clear. Interesting that the lower powered LED has a shorter battery life than the brighter LED. Either it's an anomaly or a mistake, but doesn't much matter. Should be sufficient battery life to negate needing to carry spare batteries on a multi-night trek.
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ExcellentVerified Buyer Reviewed by Exiled in Ohio from Ohio on Sunday, May 7, 2017Bought this one as a simpler backup option to my awesome Storm. Works great, Black Diamond and Sierra trading Post deliver once again.
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CosmoLEDheadlampVerified Buyer Reviewed by Bald Eagle from Iowa on Saturday, January 14, 2017Good price on two that work great for what they are intended…two hands can be used at the campsite or at home. PLUS in an emergency situation at home or when trekking, great to have two hands handy. Finally, as a "I-canoe-in-the-Boundary- Waters-trekke," (multiple treks) it is nice to know that IF we had to paddle at night, (never recommend in the wilderness), good to have this mounted on the hat (I have velcro sewn on my hat so the light can't fall off) as both hands are needed to paddle.
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Light and bright headlampVerified Buyer Reviewed by Nebraska Climber from NE on Wednesday, January 4, 2017We haven't taken this headlamp out yet into the wilderness (it's 7 degrees tonight!), but it so far operates well and is very bright. There are multiple settings on the light itself, which allow for a super bright beam, a combination of white led lights, and a red light. The strap is good and the design is compact but seemingly durable. The tricky part is figuring out how to change modes. At first, we could only get the super-bright main beam. With some button poking, we discovered it did successfully change modes, but it's a little weird to get used to. I haven't played around with it too much, so I think it will be fine once I get the hang of it, but that's why I give it 4 starts instead of 5. The quality of the light is fantastic. I also haven't really checked out battery life yet, but I suspect that even a bright LED will be far more conservative using juice than the old incandescent bulb headlamp that this is replacing. That one, though no longer the most powerful tech, was waterproof--which this one is not, so the old one will probably get to stick around in the box-o-camping supplies for special uses.
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Good light for entry levelVerified Buyer Reviewed by Toby from VT from Vermont on Sunday, January 1, 2017Strong enough for night hikes and the read light is perfect for activities that require map reading without night blindness
Question & Answer
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“How do batteries get inserted, do the + ends go up or down?”
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The batteries go in lengthwise in this item. There are + and - indications in the item.
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“The image of the Plum band light shows a fourth, small bulb down and to left of central bulb. What is that. No red lens, correct? Several reviewers mention liking the red light option.”
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I returned my Cosmo and got the Spot instead as it had better specs and the build appeared better. But, to answer your question more directly, I believe that the little bulb to which you refer is a small red light for reading, etc. Since I no longer have the exact model I cannot be sure.
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I have the green model of this headlamp, but I think the light modes are the same for both. Yes, the small bulb on the bottom left is the red "night vision" light. You have to hold the button down for a few seconds to get the red light to come on, and if you then very quickly press the button twice the red light will also flash. To get it back to the white light, you hold down the button for a couple seconds. It is a little tricky to get the red light to come on and then turn it off, but it is a nice option if needed.
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There is a red light (I just don't use it!) and it's pretty darn bright!
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“Is it OK to get this wet.”
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The headlamp is protected against splashing or sprayed water from any angle.
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“PREFACE: In the headlamp market, "regulated" means an on-board computer chip regulates the voltage so light stays fairly consistent in brightness over about half the battery life, after which voltage regulation ceases and the brightness gradually dims until dead. If this device is "regulated", the manual and/or packaging will use that exact term as defined. QUESTION: Is this device "regulated"?”
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This is not a regulated headlamp.
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“Does this also have the single red led light?”
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It does not have a red-light mode.
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“Does this also have the single red led light?”
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It does not have a red-light mode.
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“Does this have a red-light mode?”
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It does not have a red-light mode.
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“Does this headlamp accept lithium batteries?”
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The Black Diamond Equipment Cosmo LED Headlamp comes with 3 - AAA batteries you could replace them 3 -AAA lithium batteries.
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