Identify the headlamp you are replacing
A wearable headlamp may have replaceable cells, a rechargeable pack or a sealed battery. A vehicle headlamp is part of the lighting assembly. Find the maker, model and manual before removing anything.
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Guide
First identify whether you mean a wearable headlamp or a vehicle headlight. Replacement steps differ: use the product manual, correct battery or lamp type, and safe handling.

A wearable headlamp may have replaceable cells, a rechargeable pack or a sealed battery. A vehicle headlamp is part of the lighting assembly. Find the maker, model and manual before removing anything.
Switch it off and let it cool. Open the battery compartment as the manual shows, note polarity, remove cells without forcing contacts and fit only the specified type. Do not mix old and new cells or chemistries.
Use only a pack the manufacturer lists as compatible. Some lamps have a removable pack; others have an integrated cell not intended for user replacement. Never open a sealed battery housing unless the maker provides a service procedure.
Check the owner manual for the bulb code and access procedure. Turn the vehicle off, let the lamp cool, avoid touching halogen glass and confirm the replacement is approved for that housing and jurisdiction.
A homemade light is not a safe substitute for certified wearable or road lighting. Choose a purpose-built lamp; for a vehicle, install a compliant replacement matching the vehicle specification.
Charging varies by model. For a rechargeable NEBO lamp, use the supplied cable and port described in that model manual. Do not charge non-rechargeable batteries.
Common questions
Check the exact NEBO model manual for its port and cable. The EINSTEIN 400 page specifies Micro-USB charging; other models may differ.
For dependable wearable or road illumination, choose a purpose-built product with documented battery and safety specifications. Homemade lighting can create wiring, heat or battery risks.
Only if the maker documents a user-replaceable battery for that exact model. Integrated cells may require authorised service or replacement of the lamp.
Follow vehicle and bulb maker instructions. Replacing both sides together can help keep output and colour consistent, but compatibility and installation guidance come first.