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title: "Fenix HP35R 4000 Lumen USB-C Rechargeable Headlamp, with Spotlight, Floodlight and red Light for Search and Rescue, Outdoor use, Emergencies, and More"
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# 492 yards beam distance 4000 lumens max brightness Removable 5000mAh USB-C battery pack Fenix HP35R 4000 Lumen USB-C Rechargeable Headlamp, with Spotlight, Floodlight and red Light for Search and Rescue, Outdoor use, Emergencies, and More

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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Rugged & Reliable:** Built tough with IP66 waterproof rating and 2-meter impact resistance to endure the harshest conditions.
- • **Power Bank on the Go:** Use the removable battery pack as a backup power source for your essential devices—never get caught powerless.
- • **Versatile Lighting Modes:** Seamlessly switch between spotlight, floodlight, and red safety light for every task and environment.
- • **Intuitive Control & Comfort:** Effortless rotary switch operation combined with balanced head comfort for all-day wear without fatigue.
- • **Unmatched Brightness & Reach:** Illuminate your world with a powerful 4000-lumen beam that cuts through darkness up to 492 yards.

## Overview

The Fenix HP35R is a professional-grade rechargeable headlamp delivering an intense 4000 lumens with a beam distance of nearly 500 yards. Featuring spotlight, floodlight, and red light modes, it adapts to search and rescue, outdoor adventures, and emergency scenarios. Its removable 5000mAh USB-C battery doubles as a power bank, while the IP66 waterproof and impact-resistant anodized aluminum build ensures durability. Designed for long workdays, it offers intuitive rotary controls and balanced comfort, making it the ultimate lighting tool for demanding professionals.

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Review: Better than the hr30 v2 - An HR35R Review by a User Who Wore Out Its Predecessor, the HR30R v2 After 14 months of 10-hour workdays in color inspection, often in hazardous environmental conditions. --- Pluses of the HR35R: ** Best headlamp to date for real daily, serious job use [without building it yourself], with no serious competition. ** Awesome color rendering, at least in this year's model. ** Disciplined beam that exactly—and, more importantly, efficiently—matches the human eye's cones and rods. This makes the beam seem much, much brighter and finally allows us to get a full working day at serious brightness without stopping to change the batteries, even if you work over 12 or 13 hours, as I sometimes do. (Typically, 10 hours of runtime is needed.) ** Great battery source, which is state-of-the-art. ** 7.2V battery that allows a 92–95% efficient buck driver, unlike the standard 3.7V which can only become a 70% efficient CC driver of single-cell lights—meaning hours and hours of more runtime just because of the 20% driver juice savings. ** Comfortable enough and balanced on the head, which can't be said of any single-cell right-angle light. ** The chosen setting for spot and flood is well-tuned to avoid killing runtime while adding just enough flood to boost the deep warm colors and a tiny bit of brighter feeling. The spot already has lots of wide spill on its own. ** The battery pack cord is a standard 2.5x5mm and easy to make inexpensively. ** Fenix allegedly offers a 1-year warranty. ** It and its HR30R predecessor are the only headlamps with a shaped and disciplined flood—bright enough and with enough battery to back up the insane juice needed for flood. This makes the HR35R and its predecessor, the HR30R v2 (2S1850), the first flood headlamps I’ve used beyond walking to the bathroom since I started using LED headlamps in 2005. ** This headlamp has a rear back-of-the-head red light and would make the ultimate bike light for sure! ** No fire hazard with this year’s model’s flood, unlike the HR30R v2, whose TIR lenses burned into my bedsheets twice after I forgot to turn off the high flood and set it face-down while I ran into the bathroom for only a minute. No such danger in the HR35R. ** They don’t mention AR glass or high CRI, but it appears to have both features. ** Unlike the HR30R v2, the HR35R has a noticeable proximity sensor for turbo mode, which throttles if the light is too close—avoiding blinding and preventing accidental fires from the intense hotspot. ** Obviously, it’s well-built and thought out, with efficient drivers, heat sinking, glass lenses, etc. ** I verified the lux and lumens listed on the spec sheets. And so, I still trust the Fenix lux and lumen ratings, if not their disastrously incorrect spec sheet runtimes (at least on their 7.2V lights in the past few years). ** Oh, did I mention the disciplined beam, the beautiful color, and finally having a full bright workday without having to stop, clean up, travel to the base area, and change the battery? LOL. --- Downsides (that I hate to mention, because of the importance of the upsides): ** I really miss the separate control of the flood and spot that its predecessor had. This allowed more useful settings like a double low or mid flood plus low spot for runtime and better flood, as well as other mixing settings for better flood applications. ** Fenix should offer buyers a discounted option to buy a backup battery pack, even though the medium setting is 2x brighter than its predecessor and will get you through the day, unlike the HR30R v2. ** They should also offer a pack that fits our own 21700s, like the HR30R pack. ** You will either get years out of it or use it constantly and get your money back many times while wearing it out in something like 15 months. But, I didn’t get any response from Fenix for spare parts or service requests on the HR30R v2 and had to fix it myself. I used electronics not made for the light, as I wore out the rotary switch and cord of the predecessor in about 14 months—or a bit over 2,000 hours of job use—past the 1-year warranty period. ** Warning: The stated runtimes are wrong and mathematically impossible (since LEDs are 200 lumens per watt when underdriven <350mA 3.5V/175 LPW when 700mA 3.7V driven, and closer to 140 LPW, at best, when driven above 1 amp 3.7V). The spec sheet is only correct for the low runtime and the lumens and lux, which you can trust. However, for both the HR30R and the HR35R, figure roughly half the runtime of the spec sheet (6.66 hr on high, 13.5 hr on mid). For the HR35R, expect 12 hr on mid spot and flood. Fenix did not do any runtime testing again—unlike myself—and is electricity-illiterate. (The battery pack is 5,000mAh at 7.4V, not 10,000mAh at 7.4V, which is the source of the Chinese math mistake that Fenix has no desire to fix, since the spec sheet incorrect longer runtimes sell more lights.) ** The real runtime math: The battery pack may be called 10,000mAh on the box for better comparison with other lights, but in reality, it’s 5,000mAh, or 4,800 (times 90% driver efficiency) at the 7.2V configuration (which is a superior voltage for driver efficiency). For example, the 350-lumen setting, at 7.2V, uses 2 watts or 350mA for each 5,000mAh cell (in reality, 4,750mAh ÷ 350 = 13.5 hr on the mid setting of 2 watts of 350 lumens output). It will be 6.66 hours on high (4,750 ÷ 720mA draw on each of the two cells at the same time). I wrote many letters about the incorrect runtime on the HR30R v2 spec sheet, but apparently, they didn’t forward my letters or voicemails up the management chain to the top—or else, Fenix decided to continue the error, just to sell more lights. --- Other comparisons to last year’s HR30R v2: ** Last year’s HR30R had a horrible spot CRI and temperature, while the HR35R is beautiful and apparently high CRI (color perception is 95% in the center of the eye’s vision). ** I had to change the batteries every day and constantly switch to the lower amperage settings when using last year’s HR30R v2 for work. I found that I hated doing this so much—even though I carried 2 cells dangerously in my tool belt—that I ended up working for hours on the moon mode rather than stopping what I was toiling at. --- My review’s Star rating considerations: ** It’s a 5-star work light, and I hate to discount it even a single star, especially after doing head-to-head comparisons with other headlamps and flashlights—where it stomped other 5-star lights in brightness per watt and color rendering, just for starters. However, it might, in theory, be demoted 1 star for the false runtime claims—not to mention my experience with the lack of post-1-year service and parts for the HR30R. Moreover, they need to offer new HR35R buyers a discounted option for some kind of extra battery pack, as they now leave users on their own if they have range anxiety and want a backup pack for any reason. As a result, either a 5-star or a 4-star rating is appropriate. I am editing back to 5 stars after doing head-to-head comparisons at work! They deserve 5 stars for the design details and improvements in this year’s model—for example, the safety proximity sensor for the turbo mode, the high CRI, the better beam pattern, which finally allows a 12-hour constant-current runtime at an awesome lux up to 2.5 meters from the inspected surface without dropping below 1,000 lux, while offering ample lumen output. --- Other notes: ** The battery pack from the HR30 works on the HR35R. ** They also give us an extra cord we can cut and make into our own 2S1850. ** This uses a standard 12V AC plug size. ** I am all about 1000lux at 2 meters for 10 hour workdays, for optimal set and forget work headlamp use. The HR30R and HR35R converted me from being a spot-only person (due to runtime and lux considerations of previous models) to using the flood for brief periods—like non-visually-intensive tasks such as folding laundry or double-checking my work with a different, albeit less battery-efficient, type of lighting. ** While the HR35R has a beautiful, strong, useful flood, I do miss the separate spot and flood control for certain applications. This is the only thing I miss at least once a day, for about 15 minutes when I get home and moving around the house. ** If you are not interested in runtime, super visual acuity, and are only a flood person due to the type of work you do, I would recommend the HR30R instead of the HR35R due to the separate flood and spot control. But if you need a mix during the day, stick to the HR35R, since the HR30R v2’s spot has horrible tint and less efficient shaping—resulting in only 6.66 hours of runtime, versus the HR35R’s 12–13.5 hours of better beam discipline, keeping the same intensity at half the milliamps.
Review: Collapsed Sun on your forehead. - This thing is awesome. If you can afford it, buy it. You won't be disappointed. I bought this for night time walks looking for our livestock and I am blown away by how bright it gets but then it also stays that bright with very little fade. The battery takes quite a while to charge, but I have used mine several times now and it is still showing full bars. The knob and button function work excellent. No cycling through a bunch of settings to get where you want. Very easy and intuitive.

## Features

- BRIGHT HEADLAMP - The Fenix HP35R headlamp offers a powerful output of 4000 lumens and a reach of 492 yards with a spotlight, floodlight, and red light modes.
- EASY TO USE - Simply turn the rotary switch to cycle through 3 output modes and press the face of the rotary switch to cycle through the different brightness outputs for that selected mode.
- DOUBLES AS A BACKUP POWER - The HP35R power pack is removable and can be used as a backup power source for phones, headphones, walkie-talkies, and more.
- DURABLE BUILD - The HP35R is rated IP66 waterproof and can withstand impacts of up to 2 meters, making it a reliable companion for search and rescue, job sites, and more, in any environment.
- Content: Fenix HP35R headlamp, USB-C charging cable, 2 x Cable clips, Extension cable, Organizer

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0D8K4H3VJ |
| Additional Features | Durable, High Power, Impact Resistant, Long Range, Rechargeable |
| Batteries are Included | Yes |
| Battery Description | Lithium-Ion |
| Battery Type | Lithium Ion |
| Best Sellers Rank | #42,602 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #241 in Camping Headlamps |
| Brand Name | Fenix |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 77 Reviews |
| Included Components | Charging Cable, Head Band, headlamp |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 2.2"D x 2.2"W x 1.57"H |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 3.75"L x 2.2"W x 1.57"H |
| Item Type Name | headlamp |
| Item Weight | 15.2 ounces |
| Light Path Distance | 492 Yards |
| Light Source Special Features | Spotlight, Floodlight, Red Light, Red Safety Light |
| Light Source Type | LED |
| Manufacturer | Fenix Light |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 5 years manufacturer warranty post purchase date. |
| Material | Anodized Aluminum |
| Material Type | Anodized Aluminum |
| Model Number | HP35R |
| Mounting Type | Head Mount |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Number of Light Sources | 3 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Runtime | 4 hours |
| Shape | Head Mounted |
| Special Feature | Durable, High Power, Impact Resistant, Long Range, Rechargeable |
| Specification Met | ANSI |
| Style Name | Headlamp |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Type | Limited |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| White Brightness | 4000 Lumens |

## Product Details

- **Special Feature:** Durable, High Power, Impact Resistant, Long Range, Rechargeable
- **Color:** Black
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Light Source Type:** LED
- **Material:** Anodized Aluminum

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: What kind of LEDs' are used in HP35R?**
A: One XHP70 neutral white LED, two Luminus SST20 warm white LEDs.

**Q: What is the color temperature of HP35R?**
A: 3000 - 4500K.

**Q: What is the working voltage of HP35R?**
A: 5.6 - 8.4 V.

**Q: Is HP35R rechargeable?**
A: The HP35R headlamp is powered by the included battery case. The battery case is rechargeable with its Type-C port. The normal charging time is about 2 hours from depleted to fully charged.

**Q: Is the HP35R battery case compatible with the HP30R V2.0 battery case?**
A: Yes, they are compatible with each other.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Better than the hr30 v2
*by G***N on November 11, 2024*

An HR35R Review by a User Who Wore Out Its Predecessor, the HR30R v2 After 14 months of 10-hour workdays in color inspection, often in hazardous environmental conditions. --- Pluses of the HR35R: ** Best headlamp to date for real daily, serious job use [without building it yourself], with no serious competition. ** Awesome color rendering, at least in this year's model. ** Disciplined beam that exactly—and, more importantly, efficiently—matches the human eye's cones and rods. This makes the beam seem much, much brighter and finally allows us to get a full working day at serious brightness without stopping to change the batteries, even if you work over 12 or 13 hours, as I sometimes do. (Typically, 10 hours of runtime is needed.) ** Great battery source, which is state-of-the-art. ** 7.2V battery that allows a 92–95% efficient buck driver, unlike the standard 3.7V which can only become a 70% efficient CC driver of single-cell lights—meaning hours and hours of more runtime just because of the 20% driver juice savings. ** Comfortable enough and balanced on the head, which can't be said of any single-cell right-angle light. ** The chosen setting for spot and flood is well-tuned to avoid killing runtime while adding just enough flood to boost the deep warm colors and a tiny bit of brighter feeling. The spot already has lots of wide spill on its own. ** The battery pack cord is a standard 2.5x5mm and easy to make inexpensively. ** Fenix allegedly offers a 1-year warranty. ** It and its HR30R predecessor are the only headlamps with a shaped and disciplined flood—bright enough and with enough battery to back up the insane juice needed for flood. This makes the HR35R and its predecessor, the HR30R v2 (2S1850), the first flood headlamps I’ve used beyond walking to the bathroom since I started using LED headlamps in 2005. ** This headlamp has a rear back-of-the-head red light and would make the ultimate bike light for sure! ** No fire hazard with this year’s model’s flood, unlike the HR30R v2, whose TIR lenses burned into my bedsheets twice after I forgot to turn off the high flood and set it face-down while I ran into the bathroom for only a minute. No such danger in the HR35R. ** They don’t mention AR glass or high CRI, but it appears to have both features. ** Unlike the HR30R v2, the HR35R has a noticeable proximity sensor for turbo mode, which throttles if the light is too close—avoiding blinding and preventing accidental fires from the intense hotspot. ** Obviously, it’s well-built and thought out, with efficient drivers, heat sinking, glass lenses, etc. ** I verified the lux and lumens listed on the spec sheets. And so, I still trust the Fenix lux and lumen ratings, if not their disastrously incorrect spec sheet runtimes (at least on their 7.2V lights in the past few years). ** Oh, did I mention the disciplined beam, the beautiful color, and finally having a full bright workday without having to stop, clean up, travel to the base area, and change the battery? LOL. --- Downsides (that I hate to mention, because of the importance of the upsides): ** I really miss the separate control of the flood and spot that its predecessor had. This allowed more useful settings like a double low or mid flood plus low spot for runtime and better flood, as well as other mixing settings for better flood applications. ** Fenix should offer buyers a discounted option to buy a backup battery pack, even though the medium setting is 2x brighter than its predecessor and will get you through the day, unlike the HR30R v2. ** They should also offer a pack that fits our own 21700s, like the HR30R pack. ** You will either get years out of it or use it constantly and get your money back many times while wearing it out in something like 15 months. But, I didn’t get any response from Fenix for spare parts or service requests on the HR30R v2 and had to fix it myself. I used electronics not made for the light, as I wore out the rotary switch and cord of the predecessor in about 14 months—or a bit over 2,000 hours of job use—past the 1-year warranty period. ** Warning: The stated runtimes are wrong and mathematically impossible (since LEDs are 200 lumens per watt when underdriven <350mA 3.5V/175 LPW when 700mA 3.7V driven, and closer to 140 LPW, at best, when driven above 1 amp 3.7V). The spec sheet is only correct for the low runtime and the lumens and lux, which you can trust. However, for both the HR30R and the HR35R, figure roughly half the runtime of the spec sheet (6.66 hr on high, 13.5 hr on mid). For the HR35R, expect 12 hr on mid spot and flood. Fenix did not do any runtime testing again—unlike myself—and is electricity-illiterate. (The battery pack is 5,000mAh at 7.4V, not 10,000mAh at 7.4V, which is the source of the Chinese math mistake that Fenix has no desire to fix, since the spec sheet incorrect longer runtimes sell more lights.) ** The real runtime math: The battery pack may be called 10,000mAh on the box for better comparison with other lights, but in reality, it’s 5,000mAh, or 4,800 (times 90% driver efficiency) at the 7.2V configuration (which is a superior voltage for driver efficiency). For example, the 350-lumen setting, at 7.2V, uses 2 watts or 350mA for each 5,000mAh cell (in reality, 4,750mAh ÷ 350 = 13.5 hr on the mid setting of 2 watts of 350 lumens output). It will be 6.66 hours on high (4,750 ÷ 720mA draw on each of the two cells at the same time). I wrote many letters about the incorrect runtime on the HR30R v2 spec sheet, but apparently, they didn’t forward my letters or voicemails up the management chain to the top—or else, Fenix decided to continue the error, just to sell more lights. --- Other comparisons to last year’s HR30R v2: ** Last year’s HR30R had a horrible spot CRI and temperature, while the HR35R is beautiful and apparently high CRI (color perception is 95% in the center of the eye’s vision). ** I had to change the batteries every day and constantly switch to the lower amperage settings when using last year’s HR30R v2 for work. I found that I hated doing this so much—even though I carried 2 cells dangerously in my tool belt—that I ended up working for hours on the moon mode rather than stopping what I was toiling at. --- My review’s Star rating considerations: ** It’s a 5-star work light, and I hate to discount it even a single star, especially after doing head-to-head comparisons with other headlamps and flashlights—where it stomped other 5-star lights in brightness per watt and color rendering, just for starters. However, it might, in theory, be demoted 1 star for the false runtime claims—not to mention my experience with the lack of post-1-year service and parts for the HR30R. Moreover, they need to offer new HR35R buyers a discounted option for some kind of extra battery pack, as they now leave users on their own if they have range anxiety and want a backup pack for any reason. As a result, either a 5-star or a 4-star rating is appropriate. I am editing back to 5 stars after doing head-to-head comparisons at work! They deserve 5 stars for the design details and improvements in this year’s model—for example, the safety proximity sensor for the turbo mode, the high CRI, the better beam pattern, which finally allows a 12-hour constant-current runtime at an awesome lux up to 2.5 meters from the inspected surface without dropping below 1,000 lux, while offering ample lumen output. --- Other notes: ** The battery pack from the HR30 works on the HR35R. ** They also give us an extra cord we can cut and make into our own 2S1850. ** This uses a standard 12V AC plug size. ** I am all about 1000lux at 2 meters for 10 hour workdays, for optimal set and forget work headlamp use. The HR30R and HR35R converted me from being a spot-only person (due to runtime and lux considerations of previous models) to using the flood for brief periods—like non-visually-intensive tasks such as folding laundry or double-checking my work with a different, albeit less battery-efficient, type of lighting. ** While the HR35R has a beautiful, strong, useful flood, I do miss the separate spot and flood control for certain applications. This is the only thing I miss at least once a day, for about 15 minutes when I get home and moving around the house. ** If you are not interested in runtime, super visual acuity, and are only a flood person due to the type of work you do, I would recommend the HR30R instead of the HR35R due to the separate flood and spot control. But if you need a mix during the day, stick to the HR35R, since the HR30R v2’s spot has horrible tint and less efficient shaping—resulting in only 6.66 hours of runtime, versus the HR35R’s 12–13.5 hours of better beam discipline, keeping the same intensity at half the milliamps.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Collapsed Sun on your forehead.
*by M***N on May 22, 2025*

This thing is awesome. If you can afford it, buy it. You won't be disappointed. I bought this for night time walks looking for our livestock and I am blown away by how bright it gets but then it also stays that bright with very little fade. The battery takes quite a while to charge, but I have used mine several times now and it is still showing full bars. The knob and button function work excellent. No cycling through a bunch of settings to get where you want. Very easy and intuitive.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very bright, very impressive!
*by J***B on November 1, 2025*

Brightest headlamp I’ve ever used! This thing basically turns night in to day! several settings means you can dial in the exact amount of light and focus it where you want.

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