LED Headlamp 2-pack Battery Powered (AAA) (Batteries Not Included) | Head Lamp for Running Hunting Camping Fishing Hiking with Red Light and Adjustable Headband - Bright Forehead Headlamp 7 Modes

(Update: Here it is, 6 months later, and I'm still on the original batteries. ...Whaaat? Granted, I always run them at the lowest brightness and granted, they are dimmer than new but they still usable. I really have little to complain about with these lamps. I love them, and I love the price.) I got a $50 Mountain Hardware lamp years ago as a gift, so I was curious to see how these cheapies would hold up. They've done well. The nice thing is, they're so inexpensive that I worry less about them. They fit perfectly on the head (they are adjustable, you know), they're comfortable, the beam is adjustable up and down (which is important!) and the batteries last a reallly long time... hours and hours. I don't know how long, but I've spent a few weekends with one of them in the basement, cleaning it out, and the lamp is still going strong. They have a good strong white light, and they can go to red as well for nighttime use. My daughter gets creeped out by the red light. I think it's a great idea, and good for not messing up your eyesight in the middle of the night when you go out to the call of nature. But I can't use it as often as I'd like :-) . The only downsides are: These lights are a little difficult to figure out in terms of how the pushbutton behaves. I usually just fumble around until I get the brightness setting where I want it, or the flash, or the red light, or whatever. I don't know what does what (push quickly, hold for a long time, etc.) but at least I can shut them off and turn them on when I need to. The other more annoying nit is that, even though they're dimmable, dim is still pretty dang bright. I would like to have it go dimmer so they would make a good reading lamp. That said, for the price you can't beat 'em. $7.50 each? ...One for each kid, so they stop borrowing my flashlight! :-)

Works very well for the price I love them, bright, decent battery life, Easy to use buttons

I bought these for night hikes and stargazing, and they are fantastic! They’re comfortable and incredibly bright. I also really like the different degrees of tilt I can use to aim the light exactly where I want them. I have not had the chance to use them incredibly often, only a few times for a couple hours each, but battery seems to be great, and it’s very easy to change between the light settings. I definitely recommend.

I've used several different versions of headlamps. As far as this lamp goes it is great but the strap that goes around your head is too large for me. I've used several other brands of head lamps and never had the issue of not being able to tighten it up enough so that it doesn't slide down my face. This strap has a feel to be a bit like slippery/slick so even if you do tighten it all the way it has a tendency to slowly or slightly slip so even after tightening all the way it slips and puts you back in the same situation you started with with it being a bit too loose and sliding down onto my face. Unfortunately for me this particular brand head strap does tend to be too big to wear comfortably because there's not the enough ability to tighten up the strap like I said around your head to make it snug. It probably would be fine for most men. I don't know how to judge someone's head size but I would say that I'm an average female sized head so for probably most women it might be a little bit too loose to wear comfortably. The lighting that comes from the lamp is good. The lamp is adequately bright. I walk in some areas during my usual walk that are completely dark with no street lamps and this does a fine job to light the way. The charge holds for a significant amount of time you could get 2 or 3 average walks out of this before you would need to recharge it or recharge the batteries that you install. To be clear this style a headlamp requires that you insert batteries into it. So my rating regarding how long does the lamp last and how long does it stay bright would depend on the type of batteries that you install and how well they would hold up. So the longevity of the lamp and how long it will last on a walk will be determined by the battery type you use. I use rechargeable batteries in all my headlamps. I have great results using both the Amazon Basics rechargable batteries and the EBL brand rechargeable. The EBL brand rechargeable battery has a higher milliamp it's 1000 M Au. The Amazon basics is 800 M Au. Both of these are AAA size battery I refer to. I have used both brands of batteries for a very long time and there is a little bit of difference how long the charge holds between the EBL and the Amazon Basic based on the milliamps. The higher the Milli Amp rating the longer the charge will hold and this is true of the EBL versus Amazon Basic done rechargeable type. I switched to rechargeable because the amount of batteries that I was using and throwing away using standard batteries became ridiculous. So I've saved quite a bit of money using rechargeable batteries. I've been using both brands recharging over and over again. Both brands have lasted a very long time And I have not experienced a need to buy replacement batteries yet from my original purchases of rechargeable batteries. This is true for both the Amazon brand and EBL brand I've been recharging them for several months maybe even close to 8 or 9 months particularly with the Amazon brand and they hold up just fine. I have not experienced any significant change in the longevity of the charge while in use in several different brands of headlamps. The batteries once recharged hold their charge the same as they did when they were new 2 or 3 and maybe 4 walks. For me a walk means 1 to 1 1/2 mile taking 30 to 40 minutes maybe 45 minutes walking my dog every night. I also wear my head lamp around the house at night and even sometimes during the day depending on where I'm working in my house because there's a lot of darker areas so it's a little difficult to see things sometimes and if I want to get a clear vision while working with small objects or even inside cupboards I may wear the headlamp for several hours around the house. So it's nice to have a strong charge in those batteries so that it keeps working for a long time while you're working on projects. The last thing you need is to have it wear down like 30 minutes after you put it on. I have not experienced anything like that with either brand of battery I mentioned I hope this helps

I've bought several of these and for the price they're awesome. Not the brightest obviously but very adequate for most situations. Relentlessly Tested in 90° summer, wet, snowy, -10 weather on runs, rucks for hours at a time. No issues, they keep going year after year. Left in cars in the same weather for months, still works as long as the batteries are not left in to avoid corrosion. Bought these for emergency lights and to put in the places they're needed so no looking around in something like a typical inconvenient moment like the garage an bedside table. These will replace the old flash lights. Recommend for saving money. Great product. If you have more money to spend then by all means upgrade. But if you're like me I have multiple lights in every pack, vehicles, all over the house, ect. Great gifts too. Oops. There is very little signs before the batteries run out of power. They just go out. Have a quick grab back up like a mini maglite and replacement batteries.

Great value

Worked very well for night kayaking! Easy to use; lightweight; decent battery life. Happy with this purchase.

I didn't actually need a 2 pack but for only $10 (5 years ago) I figured why not. I gave one to my dad and I kept the other. The one I gave to my dad was kind of a dud, it wouldn't turn off with the button so he'd have to pop a battery out just to shut it off and it eventually just stropped working altogether. He always thought they were kind of goofy and didn't care about them until I gave him one and now he uses these things all the time (he's on his third one now because they keep dying). The one that I kept for myself has been going strong for 5 years, no issues at all. It's bright enough to light up anything you need to see with three different brightness levels as well as a strobe, though I'm not totally sure where a strobe would come in handy but it's there if you need it. Though once the batteries start getting low the brightness levels are basically indentical so it's essentially just the lowest brightness, which is still bright enough for me to work on whatever I'm working on (also has a red light but I have no use for that). I usually use mine when working on computers or other electronics because it's just way easier than trying to prop up a light to shine wherever you're trying to look. The fit is decent and fairly comfortable with an adjustable strap. I say "decent" because I like a tighter fit but even with this one pulled all the way in it's still not as tight as what I'd prefer. It's mostly fine for my use but maybe not tight enough for heavier activity Overall it's not bad for the $10 I paid, but don't think I'd pay the current $20 for them especially considering one of mine died. I don't regret the purchase as I've got a TON of use out of my working one, but I wouldn't buy again.

Durable like that they have many intensity levels and angles. My husband too to everest base camp and came extremely happy with them. I love them for walking at night.

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My husband uses it for early morning winter runs around our Norfolk village. Ideal for avoiding the mud and wandering deer, to say nothing of letting traffic be aware. Works well, and he’s delighted with it.

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çok çok iyi bir lamba. pk içeriğinden 2 adet çıkması da gayet güzel. kırmızı ve beyaz ışıkta ayrı ayrı modları var. ergonomisi, hafifliği gayet güzel. 3 adet ince kalem pil ile çalışır. kutu içeriğinde pil yok. kampçılar bisikletçiler için faydalı ürün.