Zebralight H600Fc Mk IV
$$ Mid-rangeTrending Down
tldr; Gold standard floody headlamp. High CRI, 4000K, potted electronics. Doesn't sustain max in heat.
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5%Based on 253 Reddit opinions
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Key Features
- Smart user interface provides fast and easy access to all brightness levels and beacon-strobes.
- Precision machined unibody casing from premium grade aluminum bar stocks
- Proprietary heat sinking design bonds the LED board directly to the unibody aluminum casing
- Durable natural hard anodized finish (Type III Class I)
- Waterproof to IPX8 (2 meters, 30 minutes)
- 🎨 High CRI 4000K
- 💪 Zebralight quality
- 🔋 18650 powered
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Zebralight H600Fc Mk IV
Zebralight H600Fc Mk IV
All-time low: $89(2018-02)
What Redditors Actually Say
What Redditors Say
Best praise vs top criticism for Zebralight H600Fc Mk IV
Best Praise
+10 pts“For me the H600 takes it since I do a lot of outdoor stuff and efficiency, floody beam and high CRI / R9 are a priority. I need a rugged headlamp/flashlight and this checks all the boxes. But honestly, for the money, the L50 is the better "bang for buck" choice.”
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+8 pts“I actively use an H600Fc (secondary headlamp), and I can say it *does not* sustain anywhere close to 1000 lumens unless you're outdoor at somewhere below 0F. In non-winter situations, it sustains a bit higher than **Armytek Wizard Nichia** (my primary headlamp). The difference in sustained output is marginal at best, since lumen perception is non-linear, and for me does not make up for its inferior tint & CRI at all. Still, if you don't care much about tint & CRI, I'd claim H600 the best general-use headlamp. If you really, *really* want a headlamp that sustains 1000 lumens and has reasonable weight, stick to **Anduril 2** headlamps, like Emisar DW4 (18350). You *can* set it to sustain 1000 lumens, even with high-CRI, low efficiency emitters like 519a, by lifting the step-down temp to 80C / 176F. Doing so you will **significantly reduce the lifespan of your cells**, have to **wear gloves just to touch it** once it's on, and somewhat **increase the risk of it blowing up on your forehead** mid-use.”
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Is the Zebralight H600Fc Mk IV worth buying?
Gold standard floody headlamp. High CRI, 4000K, potted electronics. Doesn't sustain max in heat.
What do Redditors love about the Zebralight H600Fc Mk IV?
Redditors highlight: 🎨 High CRI 4000K. 💪 Zebralight quality. 🔋 18650 powered.
What are the downsides of the Zebralight H600Fc Mk IV?
Some criticisms include: "I actively use an H600Fc (secondary headlamp), and I can say it *does not* sustain anywhere close to 1000 lumens unless you're outdoor at somewhere below 0F.
In non-winter situations, it sustains a ..."
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Our sentiment analysis is approximately 80-85% accurate compared to manual review. Products with more mentions (Zebralight H600Fc Mk IV has 253) tend to have more reliable scores.
253 Reddit opinions analyzed • Last updated 4/4/2026