Headlamp Rechargeable PRO+,7500mAh 1500 Lumen Super Bright 230°Beam LED Head Lamp,Head Lights for Forehead,3 Modes,IPX6 Headlamps for Adults Camping/Mechanic/Hard Hat

I use the SVSVIIO PRO+ headlamp for my job in construction, and I absolutely love it. When I’m in crawl spaces or tight, dark areas under homes, I need something that’s bright, reliable, and hands-free — and this headlamp delivers on all of it. The brightness is no joke. The 1,500-lumen beam lights up an entire space, not just a small spot, and the 230° wide-angle strip is a game changer. Instead of constantly adjusting a flashlight or dealing with shadows, I can actually see everything around me clearly. It makes working in low-light areas so much easier and safer. The battery life is another big win. With the 7,500 mAh battery, this thing lasts a long time. I can get through multiple jobs or long stretches in crawl spaces without worrying about it dying on me. Not having to stop and recharge constantly is a huge plus on busy workdays. It’s also comfortable to wear. Even when I’m crawling, squatting, or moving around in tight spots, it stays in place and doesn’t dig into my head. The adjustable tilt is nice too — I can aim the light exactly where I need it without changing my position. A couple minor notes: It’s a bit heavier than the ultra-light headlamps you’d use for camping, but for the amount of light and battery life you get, it’s a fair trade-off. And on the highest brightness setting the battery drains faster — but honestly, even the lower modes put out plenty of light for most jobs. Overall, this headlamp has become one of my favorite tools for construction work. It puts out a ton of light, lasts a long time, and handles the toughest spaces without any issues. If you work in crawl spaces or dark areas on the job, this thing is worth every penny.

I was skeptical about the advertised brightness, but it really is VERY BRIGHT. Even on the low setting it's still pretty bright. I use this to walk my dog at night and it easily lights up the path for both of us. It also makes us more visible to cars to avoid any accidents. The headlamp part is very light, but the battery part is a bit bulky and heavy, but it's such a large capacity, I can understand why. As for the battery life, to see if the advertised battery life was accurate I timed each of our walks for two weeks. I bought the 7500mAh version and in the product picture it says 10 hours on high, but in the product description it says 8 hours on high with a 8 hour recharge time. I don't know why two different lengths for the same brightness setting. My test was done on the high setting. Before my test, I recharged it at least 8 hours to a full 5 dots. Here is a break down of each walk. The dot level after each walk duration is what the battery level was after the walk ended. Walk #1: 30 mins - 5 dots Walk #2: 25 mins - 4 dots Walk #3: 27 mins - 4 dots Walk #4: 28 mins - 3 dots Walk #5: 27 mins - 3 dots Walk #6: 29 mins - 2 dots Walk #7: 25 mins - 2 dots Walk #8: 28 mins - 2 dots Walk #9: 28 mins - 2 dots Walk #10: 28 mins - 2 dots Walk #11: 27 mins - 2 dots Walk #12: 27 mins - 2 dots Walk #13: 29 mins - 2 dots Walk #14: 1 hr 5 mins - 1 dot Total: 14 Walks - 423 minutes (7 hrs 5 mins) I don't know how much time you get on just 1 dot, as it dropped from 2 dots to 1 dot in the middle of a walk. It flashes a couple of times when it drops to 1 dot to let you know it's running out of battery which I thought was helpful. I continued on for around 30 minutes when this happened and it was still on when we got home. I just don't know how much longer it would've gone and didn't test further. Since I stopped there, I don't know if that 1 dot could've given me another 55 mins to reach the 8 hours advertised time in the product description or the 10 hours from the product picture advertised time. Maybe it could have because from the results it dropped from 5 dots to 4 dots in just 30 mins, but lasted a surprisingly 221 minutes from 2 dots to 1 dot. I originally thought I would get around 1 hour each dot because from 4 dots to 3 it lasted 52 mins and 3 dots to 2 it lasted 55 mins. I don't know why it lasted so long in 2 dots over the other stages. Since it lasted over 3 hours on 2 dots, maybe 1 dot could've gone 2-3 more hours, I don't know. For my use case, I'd charge it once a week and I'm perfectly fine with that. I chose this headlamp over all the others because of the brightness and large battery size, but also they state, "RISK-FREE PURCHASE: We will provide 180-day quality assurance and 60-day money back." I don't know if that's true, but I'm glad they stand behind their product. Overall, this is a great headlamp that's bright and has good battery life. There may be others just as bright, but small batteries, this does both. If you're looking for a headlamp, don't hesitate to get this one.

VERY bright & with broad expansion which allows for excellent visibility. Long-lasting battery once charged. I have one in my home and my medical office for procedures. Love it!

love this headlamp! Battery lasts a long time. I love that I can tilt the lamp down. It’s bright but I thought it would be brighter and the other thing that can be improved on is there is no padding on the front, so it irritates my forehead when I wear it for a while

Excellent! Really bright with 3 modes, high, low, and strobe. Easy adjustable straps, has clips for hardhats but I won't need them. Has the larger powerpack so I'm sure it's going to last long before needing a charge. Easy to put on and turn on. Has the adjustable lens which is a big plus. Carrying case is super great holding everything in it. I'm carrying this in my car for emergency purposes. If changing a tire at night this is hands-free and gives you a huge lit area and can strobe for safety as well. Everything looks of super quality and recharging didn't take long but it was at 4 blue lights already and fully charged at 5. For this quality light with a case even is an excellent value. In the video I'm inside my garage closed and lights off. You can see the high, low, and strobe, this is a lot of light.

Good lord this thing is awesome, and crazy powerful. DO NOT LOOK DIRECTLY AT THE LIGHTS! It's a little expensive but man are you getting your money's worth. I love a good head lamp, but this unit is on another level. The LED array is spread out enough that you can pretty much guarantee you will have more than enough light for anything you're working on, from outdoor night work, to fine precision handiwork like watch repair. The size is adjustable so it will fit most people no problem, and having a hinge on the LED panel that lets you change the angle makes it very versatile. I do recommend wearing a backwards hat or headband/bandana, because the pads between it and your forehead are pretty weak. The battery lasts plenty long (i've actually never had it die on me in use / mid session) and it charges to full pretty quick. The case is convenient, but you can toss this in a toolkit or bag and it won't hurt it a bit. I used my own for almost 2 years, it still works perfectly, and I just bought another one for my dad for Christmas.

I love this light. I've had led lights that wouldn't show my cats eyes at night, or any other animals. This flashlight makes my cats eyes shine bright in the dark from far away so that I can find them and get them in at night. The flashlight is great for my camp and allows me to go out at night and collect fire wood, I also use it inside my bell tent when I need to see better, expecially when I get wood stove going. I mostly use my Goal Zero lantern though which is at top of the tent, but hard to reach when too lazy to get off the couch, bed, or floor in the tent, lol. I love the flashlight, I really wish it had a real low setting to save battery's for walking trails at night etc. The low setting it has I wouldn't even say was half the brightness of high. Don't get me wrong though, the life of the battery is great. I always use on low and last me three or four nights around camp getting wood and walking back and forth to my house which is only 50 feet through the woods. Photo doesn't really show the full rang. I can actually see 40 to 60 feet away pretty good, 60 is actually darker and hard to see, but can see cats or animals eyes 80 to 100 feet away or more. One tip though, some complain is too tight and battery somewhat heavy. Is not as heavy as many make it sound, it is as heavy as many big headlamps. I actually am surprised how light it feels when I pick it up. Plus I always wear a camo hunting baseball cap. Lossen up all the straps so fits loose on your head, bring light down to front of cap, leave battery up high on back of head and hat. So it is almost sitting on your head and you don't really feel the weight of the battery. I wish it had a further range but I have my spot light or mag flashlight for emergency if I need to see far. All in all, I would buy again, is a great headlamp.

These work great so far. Been using them a few months for night work. They are bright, but heavily diffused to illuminate a wide work area. Don’t expect them to help you see anything at a distance—but if your work space is within 30 feet of you, this is close to full illumination as you can get with a headlamp. After a few hours using this, you don’t even remember that night usually makes things hard to see, lol. If you’re working with other people, you may want to avoid the highest brightness setting; it is painfully bright if you’re within a few feet of one another. So far the battery life is surprisingly long. Have using them for hours on end (2nd level of brightness), and that barely drains the battery.