| LED Headlamp, 300 to 500 Lumens, Spot Light Mode and Red Light Modes Available On Select Models - Perfect for Camping Running Biking Fishing Construction

I saw this headlight on a Youtube video. They were pretty impressed with it and my headlight was old and heavy and bulky. So I took a chance, spent some good money and I am happy I did. The white light works great lighting up the area in front of your face. You can see everything. The red light works even while driving at night. It does not interfere with me seeing the inside of my jeep, nor seeing thru the windshield. I have only charged it once. I like that it is a usb charger so I can charge it up in the jeep if i need to.

Pros:- Very Bright- Large Coverage Area- Red Light Mode- Essentially 1 Size Fits AllCons:- Gets Very Warm to Hot***- Button Functionality is Limited- Proprietary Charging CableDETAILED REVIEW - I used the Lightbar Pro at home when packing for a camping trip, after fully charging it as the manual says, and I have limited visibility in my garage normally, so the Lightbar Pro was amazing at making everything visible at a distance. The only downside is it was about 95 degrees out and I had this on the MEDIUM bright white setting, and it was heating up quickly. So quickly, I had to take a break for about 10 mins for it to cool down a bit before continuing to pack. ***I was wearing it directly on my head without any hat or any insulation between me and the Lightbar Pro, so I could've tried that to fix the heat issue, but in already hot weather, I wouldn't recommend adding layers. On this camping trip, I tested the brightest white setting and it was almost obnoxiously bright. That could be both a pro and a con to some. The best functional use on this trip was when it was pitch-black out and I needed to be able to see without my eyes going haywire. The Red Light setting was perfect for this! It has 2 Red Light settings, High and Low. Both are very bright, but not harsh on the eyes. The only major downside I have with the Lightbar Pro is the button functionally. There are two buttons on the side. 1 button is for the White Light and the other is for the Red Light. To get to the LOW White Light setting, you have to cycle through the HIGH and MEDIUM. The same goes for the Red Light; 2 settings, HIGH and LOW. I wish there were some other way to select which brightness you want without needing to cycle through them. Another minor issue is the proprietary charging cable. Don't lose it or you'll have to buy another one. It would've been nicer for the Lightbar Pro to have USB-C Charging to we could use any USB-C Cable, but that's not the case. You need the adaptor, that it comes with, to plug into the battery and has USB-A on the other end.OVERALL - I WOULD recommend the Lightbar Pro due to having super bright White Light, and 2 Red Light options. My only concerns are the heat this gives off and the proprietary charging cable.

Excellent light and comfortable to wear. If you wear a Ball cap you'll want to turn your cap around as the bill will shade the light. Great battery life. but the proprietary charger is a bit of a bummer if you lose it. Would be nice to have a usb plug-in option like so many other lights do these days.

Overall I like it but it can use some improvements. I felt like the description for all models was basically the same making deciding which one to get harder. I assumed the Pro model would include the best of everything as it means but mine didn't have Spot mode.PROSGreat for most all things as shown in the advertised pictures.Wide field of lighted vision. Good peripheral lighting.Bright.Lowest setting is dim enough to wear around a group of people.Came with rechargeable battery.Strap and battery pack are removable for washing.Lights up my lap or area directly in front of me.Great for close working conditions.Good for automotive work.Good for Handyman work.Good in winter because the lightbar gets pretty warm.CONS**My Pro model DOES NOT HAVE A SPOT MODE like the description says and I PAID A LOT MORE $$ for it.*Does not have a center top strap to keep it from falling down so you have to tighten it enough to give you a headache after a while.*People working with, or around you, won't like it in bright mode since light goes in all directions. With a spot you can't point it away from people.*Proprietary charging cord and rechargeable battery pack. I can not use regular batteries if needed such as camping being without a power outlet.*Hot in summer on bare forehead because lightbar gets pretty warm.The following are only slightly annoying: *Velcro strap behind the lightbar is a bit rough and scratchy on bare forehead and it buckles because of being curved. (Wearing a hat or beanie alleviates this.)*Red light modes have always been useless to me. I could never say if it is helpful in any way, mostly because red light doesn't allow you to see well. I would never want to work in red light.*A rear red flashing light would be a nice safety feature to be able to turn On/Off.

I like that were I look is lit up definitely would like for it to be brighter and have more battery life so going to have to buy extra battery packs so it can keep up