Alza discounted Campgo headlamps by a quarter. Customers rate them highly, and you can get them from 164 CZK.

With winter time, it gets dark before 5 PM, so walking the dog after work or hiking through the forest now happens in the dark. Without a headlamp, you often can’t do without it in such moments. Alza has now discounted Campgo headlamps by a quarter with code CELOVKY25, and the best-selling model from the overview, Campgo T9 with 2,000 lumens, costs 599 CZK instead of 799 CZK. The cheapest model costs 164 CZK, and the three best-selling models have ratings of 4.6 to 4.8 out of 5 from hundreds of customers.

Quick selection:
✅ For work and long nights outdoors – Campgo T9 for 599 CZK
✅ Performance with lower weight – Campgo T8 for 439 CZK
✅ For running and pocket-friendly – Campgo T10 for 337 CZK
✅ For tents with red light – Campgo Noxen 650 for 299 CZK
✅ Cheapest and for regular AAA batteries – Campgo Vesper 200 for 164 CZK
⚠️ Full power on T8 and T9 lasts only 40 seconds, then they dim to 40%

For work and long nights outdoors: T9 and T8 with ratings of 4.8 and 4.7

Campgo T9 – 599 CZK

Sale price: 599 CZK with code CELOVKY25 (before sale 799 CZK, you save 200 CZK)

The largest in the series features an aluminum body and a CREE XHP50 diode, which, according to the manufacturer, delivers up to 2,000 lumens and a beam distance of 185 meters. It is powered by a replaceable 21700 cell with a capacity of 4,000 mAh, designed to last up to 53 hours at the lowest setting. The USB-C port is hidden under a screw cap, and a full charge takes approximately six hours. In addition to the headband, it also has a strap over the crown of the head, ensuring more stable retention. Customers give it 4.8 out of 5 from 395 reviewers, 95% of whom recommend the purchase, and over 20,000 units have been sold. Reviews repeatedly praise its brightness and battery life, with several people mentioning they bought a second unit.

For whom: those who need light for hours on end – for outdoor work, fishing, night hikes, or as a car backup.

Beware of: 211 grams on the head is noticeable, and many customers do not recommend it for running. The 2,000-lumen mode activates only with a long press for 40 seconds, after which the headlamp drops to 40%. The light beam cannot be narrowed or widened, and there is no red light.

Campgo T8 – 439 CZK

Sale price: 439 CZK with code ALZADNY20 (before sale 549 CZK, you save 110 CZK)

Note that code CELOVKY25 does not apply to the T8. It is discounted in a concurrent promotion with code ALZADNY20, by 20%. Alza has been selling it for 439 CZK since early October; in August, it was briefly available for 357 CZK. Structurally, it’s the T9’s smaller sibling: the same aluminum body, the same five modes, just an OSRAM P9 diode with 1,200 lumens and a beam distance of 115 meters. It weighs 136 grams, including a standard 18650 cell (2,200 mAh), which, according to the manufacturer, lasts up to 39 hours at the lowest power and charges in approximately 3.5 hours. A replacement cell can be found practically anywhere. Customers give it 4.7 out of 5 (199 ratings), 93% of whom recommend it, and over 10,000 units have been sold.

For whom: for the workshop, walks, and shorter trips, when you want a lot of light and find the T9 unnecessarily heavy.

Beware of: the capacity of the included battery is weaker according to some customers; one of them measured approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes at 40% power. The light is cool white (6,500 K), and single-button control requires some practice.

For running and camping: lightweight T10, Noxen with red light, and Vesper for AAA batteries

Campgo T10 – 337 CZK

Sale price: 337 CZK with code CELOVKY25 (before sale 449 CZK, you save 112 CZK)

The smallest in the metal series weighs only 88 grams, making it suitable for running or as an auxiliary light for a cycling helmet. According to the manufacturer, the OSRAM P8 diode can deliver 500 lumens and a beam distance of 80 meters, with three brightness levels and a flashing mode available. The 16340 cell (700 mAh) charges in approximately an hour and a half. Customers rate the T10 4.6 out of 5 (161 ratings), 91% of whom recommend it, and it has also sold over 10,000 times. They primarily praise its low weight, hidden USB-C port, and price.

For whom: runners, cyclists, and anyone who wants to slip a headlamp into their jacket pocket.

Beware of: the small battery is the most common complaint. One customer measured about an hour and a half at full power and two and a half hours at 30%, while the manufacturer’s promised 23 hours only applies to the weakest mode. For a full-day trip, pack a spare cell or a power bank.

Campgo Noxen 650 – 299 CZK

Sale price: 299 CZK with code CELOVKY25 (before sale 399 CZK, you save 100 CZK)

The Noxen is built differently from the T series. It has a lightweight plastic body (77 grams) and seven LED diodes, so in addition to warm white light, it can also produce a focused and wide beam, red light, and red SOS flashing. The manufacturer states 650 lumens and a beam distance of 90 meters. The power supply is interesting: the included 1,000mAh accumulator has a USB-C port directly on it, and when it runs out, you can insert three ordinary AAA batteries instead. It is more water-resistant than the rest of the overview (IPX6 against jetting water), and the light can be tilted by 45°. Since July, when HlídačShopů started tracking it, it has not been cheaper.

For whom: for camping and tents, where red light doesn’t wake others, and for multi-day trips without electricity.

Beware of: this is a new product with only nine ratings and four reviews, which is too few for a reliable conclusion about its durability. According to the manufacturer, it should light for approximately 10 hours on a single charge, in wide mode.

Campgo Vesper 200 – 164 CZK

Sale price: 164 CZK with code CELOVKY25 (before sale 219 CZK, you save 55 CZK)

The cheapest headlamp in the overview costs under two hundred with the code and is the only one without its own accumulator. It runs on three AAA batteries, which are not included in the package. It combines a CREE XT-E diode with a pair of neutral white LEDs, and the manufacturer states 200 lumens and a beam distance of 70 meters, or half the light with a beam distance of 50 meters in a more economical mode. Even with batteries, it weighs 84 grams; the body is plastic with IPX4 protection against splashing water, and the light can be tilted by 40°.

For whom: as a backup light for the car or cottage, for short walks, and anywhere you appreciate that AAA batteries can be bought at any gas station.

Beware of: it cannot be charged, and the manufacturer promises a maximum of 9 hours of illumination, only in economical mode. It currently has eight ratings, all five stars, but with such a small number, not much can be concluded from them.

Four tips before you order a headlamp

• Before the first use of the T series models, remove the plastic insulating insert from the battery, otherwise the headlamp will not light up.
• Look for the USB-C charging port under the screw cap on the side; some customers didn’t find it at first.
• All three T series models have a replaceable cell, so a spare battery is the cheapest way to extend battery life.
• For a weekend without electricity, in addition to the Noxen and Vesper (for AAA batteries), a power bank is also useful, such as the durable AlzaPower Adventure with its own flashlight.

Do you light your way in the dark with a headlamp, or is your phone’s flashlight enough?