Initial review: Fenix HL32R headlamp!

I have a few, quite a few Fenix headlamps. Each one is a bit different than the other, and when I pick out a light to take on a night hike or a trip, I try to match it to the environment that I'll be going into.

This light has muddied the water a bit. It has traits of all my headlamps, and good ones to boot.

Meet the Fenix HL32R headlamp!

The light is simple, no muss, no fuss. It comes with the light, a charging cable and manual/warranty card, There's no battery to mess with here. It uses a sealed, built in 2000mAh Li-Po battery. You can likely expect 500 recharge cycles out of it.
Obviously it's rechargeable and comes with a supplied micro USB cable.

Here's the modes and other pertinents:

And yes, the body of this light is metal :P

What struck me in my first night hike was the modes. They're ALL usable on the trail while hiking. Even the lowest setting of 4 lumens was doable. Although a bit dim, I could see my feet, I could see the ground out a bit in front of me, so yes, hikable on easy terrain! And with 200 hours of run-time on that setting alone, you can understand the immense value here!
All other settings are icing on the cake.

The light uses a TIR type optic instead of a typical reflector and lens. This in turn created a very interesting beam, certainly a pleasantly floody light, with just enough punch to get it out there.

A very easy on the eyes tint as well. They used a CREE XP-G3.

The light sports a usable red light. Red lights are gold to backpackers. I hope Fenix continues this trend!

Here's a few beam pics with captions!