The LED Lenser H7R could be a peak lamp ...

if processing would be better.
Have the lamp now used a few times while running (Trail, forest) and come to the following conclusion:
Undoubtedly provides the lamp for the relatively low price some.
+ Very strong beam of light, especially in spot mode
+ Adjustable from spot to floodlight
+ Relatively easy
+ Continuously dimmable

+/- Comfort standard
+/- Not electronically controlled, so light output nimmmt continuously: I can live with but

Now to the not inconsiderable disadvantages:
- From my point of view absolutely Size weakness is the hinge for adjusting the angle: It is much too easy, the quick downhill running, it is already several times independently tilted by the vibrations one notch down. The grid is also much too big, which makes an exact adjustment tedious because you have to correct if necessary the lamp by moving the headband. The hinge is also visually extremely intricate ... am curious how long it keeps.
- The floodlight is not very homogeneous. In the middle significantly darker, then a very bright ring.
- The dimmer also acts filigree and is too easy
- On / Off switch not lockable

Conclusion: I would like to be prepared to pay for the lamp 20 EUR more if the build quality was top. For me, completely incomprehensible VA is very bad hinge recline. A reasonable solution would be only minimally more expensive to produce, so much would be more fun the lamp. All other features such as stepless dimming and especially the continuous switching from spot to flood light are super, and also offer a few lamps in this price range.
Because of this weakness, the lamp is recommended for fleets running mE only conditionally. While hiking and other activities that are connected with little vibration, this is certainly less of a problem.