Moon Sport Canopus Pro MTB Headlight Review - feat. 6000 Lumen + Variable Lumen System + USB-C

The Canopus is the second brightest star in the sky which is why Moon Sport has named their new Canopus Pro 6000 after it. With 6000 lumen output, the Canopus Pro is currently Moon Sport’s brightest headlight and is a 2000 lumen upgrade from the existing Canopus light. The Canopus Pro has a retail price of $439.99 and backs up the 6000 lumen output with a 10050 mAh BS-S6 wired battery pack. A unique Air Vent Cooling System design utilizes extended metal fins running the full length of the headlight to help dissipate heat away. To optimize the beam, the Canopus Pro utilizes a four LED setup that blends two spot LEDs with two flood LEDs. As a wired headlight, the Canopus Pro has two main components: the headlight and the wired battery pack. The headlight has a standard Garmin style quarter turn mount built into it to provide a secure and nearly universal mounting capability. Moon Sport includes both an out-front mount (Garmin quarter turn mount) and helmet mount (GoPro to Garmin quarter turn mount to allow for angle adjustments) with the Canopus Pro allowing for flexible mounting options. The out-front mount is a one-sided plastic design that is surprisingly rigid and has the bolt holes to allow it to be converted to a dual sided mount. The battery pack uses velcro straps that route through built-in slots in the BS-S6 battery pack to allow it to be attached to bike frames. It’s a simple but effective design and has non-slip rubber pads to prevent the battery pack from moving while riding. The Canopus Pro has an attractive rectangular design and premium feeling metal housing. One of its most distinctive features is the front profile with the hollow aluminum fins that extend the full length of the headlight. Moon describes the feature as Air Vent Cooling System and boasts that the fins help dissipate heat. It’s a unique design that gives the Canopus Pro an aggressive and unique appearance. To help distinguish the Canopus Pro from the standard Canopus, Moon Sport has incorporated a polished metal panel on top of the light. Although it looks good, during the day the polished surface reflects the sun and creates glare from certain riding angles. The headlight also features Moon Sport’s distinctive geometric graphics on the sides that can be found on most of their products such as the Rigel 700 and even their taillights. ... Read the full review @ https://thesweetcyclists.com/moon-sport-canopus-pro-6000-lumen-mtb-headlight-review/ ~ 00:00 Intro 00:12 Unboxing + Specs 03:43 Fit + Finish 08:42 Light Output 09:05 Comparison (Rigel Power, Magicshine RN 1500, Monteer 6500S) 12:52 The Final Score ~ Visit Our Website - https://thesweetcyclists.com/ Follow Us On Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thesweetcyclists ~ Moon Sport - https://moon-sport.com/ ~