PRO LED Headlamp, IPX4 Water Resistant Headlamps, High-Performance Head Light for Outdoors, Camping, Running, Storm, Survival LED Light for Emergencies (Batteries Included)

Very impressed with this headset light! I primarily purchased for nighttime photography because of the red light and it works perfectly. Also, I've used it on watch along the causeway where it's lightly wooded at night and the white lights are extremely bright. The good news is you can tone them down if you need to. The build quality is also very good. I love the head strap adjusted to your size and it's elastic so it will hold on really nice and feel very comfortable. The light itself angles down and up straightforward very handy when you're working up close and you need to bend your head down to get the light. I purchased a set of two of these. I wanted one in my car and one in my house because you never know when you need one. Overall, very satisfied, especially at the price. I don't think I could do better anywhere else.

I bought this as a gift, it arrived quickly. The light is nice and bright. I really like that the light tilts to adjust where you need the light directed. The headband is comfortable to wear. It was easy to put together, easy to use and the person I gifted it to loved it. It's also reasonable prices. I will be buying more.

This headlamp is super bright and reliable! The multiple light settings make it great for everything from camping to working around the house. It’s lightweight, comfortable to wear, and the adjustable strap fits well. The battery life lasts a long time, and I love that it even comes with batteries included. Definitely a great value and a must-have for outdoor activities or emergencies.

Nice, works well. Plenty bright enough for our needs. Good value IMHO. Comfortable to wear. The beam is wide enough and long enough to illuminate a trail in the woods adequately. Haven't run the batteries down yet so not sure about how long they will last but they are working well for our limited needs. Good for working on home and auto repairs too. Only negative is the on off switches are illogical and a bit hard to use. I really just need an on off switch and a high low switch, still can't get the push button pattern of this headlamp straight in my head yet.

Great practical headlamp. Bright, works well and is comfortable to wear.

My wife laughed when I opened this item up as a gift for Christmas. She asked me when I was ever going to use it. I used it in fact tonight to remove and replace a set of door locks on an exterior door at my Masonic lodge building. It was after sundown and I was concerned that I wasn't going to be able to see where to line up the screws on the lock, and didn't think a battery-powered lantern would suffice. This headlamp 'knocked it out of the ballpark' in regards to lighting up my project for me. I absolutely love it, and I also like that it runs on batteries and doesn't need to be charged either. Simple and powerful. Awesome headlamp!

Con: The head band stretches out and doesn’t recover. That’s the only complaint I have, as I own their other headlamps almost identical to these here, and some others have a much much better quality head band that doesn’t have any ripples or waves of over stretch. These get them right away. PROS: But still, as a lamp, THEY’RE working GREAT and you can just tighten that loose head band more and more…. you might not even experience this issue though, who knows. In the stores these cost more I believe, so I’m satisfied especially at this price, and the function of the light itself is what really matters to me: It’s bright, has a centered spot light, where you can hold the button down to adjust the level of brightness and then it memorizes this for when you turn it on again, using one of the two buttons. The reason I didn’t like my previous #1 mainly used energizer head lamp, is that it only has two lights- no centered spot light. Also it doesn’t memorize the level of brightness I adjust it to. So that’s why I tried this one out, and it’s going as good as it possibly could, for a “BUDGET daily heavy headlamp user”…. (…for walking my mostly blind dog, frequent car repairs at night, traveling on the road, general home use etc… and where I won’t CRY IF I BREAK IT OR LOSE IT..) BATTERIES: They definitely work best using the best batteries, FRESH ones. Why? Because this is a AAA powered headlamp. And using 3, not 4 or 5 or…. Which these do come with the very best brand you can find out there for AAA alkaline batteries: Energizer. (Your battery choice and condition of them, mean everything, especially with any AAA x3 headlamp). I personally use rechargeable batteries for these, so I don’t get the maximum brightness and battery life that a 1.5 volt alkaline AAA will provide, and yet this is still working out great. Especially with using the energizer rechargeable AAA’s. (I’ve done in depth testing to compare, and Energizer is THE best for rechargeables in headlamps overall. Beats Duracell no doubt.) If you use these often, like daily, and for any AAA light, rechargeable AAA’s are definitely the way to go in my opinion. I carry a minimum of at least 6 charged up AAA rechargeable batteries that I test periodically to know if they’re in great shape still. Using Energizer rechargeables only now… These are clearly NOT budget batteries, but when it comes to rechargeable batteries for headlamp’s using AAA or AA batteries, I don’t do budgeting anymore. I invested into the premium price for batteries about 3 years ago, because this is where you will in fact save money. (IF you don’t LOSE your headlamps often= also losing 3 expensive batteries=just buy a 10 pack of EBL rechargeables instead, for $10 here.) If you’re constantly losing your headlamps, you’ve made a great choice in headlamps if you buy these, however I’d probably choose Harbor Freight or Walmart garbage alkaline batteries, but in all honesty, I personally would first see a psychiatrist and get on ADHD medication. I charge 3- 6 batteries overnight with the 8 bay PowerOwl charger. (An EXCELLENT budget item I’ve owned for 3 years now, using it EVERY single night: $12). Hope this info helps anyone! Summary: Best budget headlamp for light AND extremely heavy non stop users, and most definitely for headlamp losers. Battery choice REALLY matters. Battery choice differs greatly depending on YOU specifically. Energizer batteries are the best choice for most power and longevity, for both non rechargeable and rechargeable AAA’s. Power Owl 8 bay charger, is a great and reliable for many years budget charger to use, if you’re a heavy AAA headlamp user requiring rechargeable batteries.

Initial impression is very good. It’s bright and lightweight so comfortable to wear. On high, it’s much brighter than I expected. Dimming seems to work well. There are no instructions at all so it’s trial and error using the one button to do everything from selecting the lighting mode to dimming to turning it on/off. I can now see why a model with memory would be handy. The second button is just for the red and green lights which I’ll probably never use. My previous head lamp was also a one button thing but only had hi/lo. Worked great until the battery door clips broke. This seems like a good replacement at 1/3 the cost. Pretty happy with it since I have very minimal needs.