LED Headlamp PRO (2-Pack), IPX4 Water Resistant Headlamps, High-Performance Head Light for Outdoors, Camping, Running, Storm, Survival LED Light for Emergencies (Batteries Included)

These headlamps are great value. They work well, they are sufficient as far as the brightness and the adjustment that will allow you to have the necessary light that you need, due to the fact that they have several settings. The headlamps come with a sufficient adjustable strap, and you have the ability to angle the light so that you can set it to the angle of your eyesight, so that the light is aimed at what you're looking at. These are great for a mechanic or any hobbies that needs to direct light on what they are working on, as well as any emergency situation. If you need to have your hands-free and be able to see a particular spot, these are for you.

A good, basic headlamp that is easy to open, has an adjustable strap and a tilt capability. The tilt adjustment is coarse, about 22 degrees per detent, so only the first two settings are of use when walking or running, and third position for close work. I don’t know what the 90 degree and 112 degree settings would be useful for, unless you want to tell ghost stories around the campfire! The lamp does not have a regulated output, so brightness will diminish as the batteries discharge, but I would not expect regulation in such an inexpensive lamp. Not rated for rechargeable batteries and won’t function with NiMH; but I didn’t expect that either. The two pack came with 6 AAA batteries that were past the use-by date, but for the price of the batteries were “free”. If you use a headlamp every day, consider getting a lamp that can run on rechargeable batteries and has regulated output. I have such a lamp that cost 4 times as much as this 2-pack, and worth it to me. For an emergency kit in your car or go bag, these lamps are perfect adequate and a good value; and having two hands free when the unexpected happens after dark is priceless. UPDATED 2024-10-31 In my initial review I said the light is not regulated, but I was wrong. Although the product makes no direct claim for regulated output, the ability to dim the light implies regulation is being used. Consequently, rather than fading over time I expect the light output will remain constant until the batteries get below the threshold where they can sustain the current required to run at full brightness. When you turn on the headlamp the first mode you get is red light, which is what you want if you are trying to preserve your night vision. The red light is not dimmable. After red are the three white light modes, each of which come on at full brightness and can then be dimmed. Below are operating instructions I found on the Energizer website. Energizer VISION HD+ Headlight OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS: • Press 1 time for Night Vision (red). Dimming not available. • Press 2 times for Spot & Flood on high. Hold down to adjust brightness. Light will flash at highest and lowest settings. Release to set light level. • Press 3 times for Spot only. Hold down to adjust brightness. Light will flash at highest and lowest settings. Release to set light level. • Press 4 times for Flood only. Hold down to adjust brightness. Light will flash at highest and lowest settings. Release to set light level. • On any mode, press after 2 seconds to turn light off. No need to cycle through the modes.

Easy to use, switch works good and isn't fussy (mine are consistent and predictable, unlike older reviews I've seen, Energizer must have fixed whatever the problem was), easy to put in new batteries (no tools required), angle/tilt adjustment works good and is a very useful feature. There are 3 different brightness settings of the white light, and also one red-light setting. Fairly decent battery life, better than I expected - I haven't timed it precisely so can't tell you exactly, but on low white-light setting I've already got over 12 hours with no dimming, running about 2 hours at a time and then letting them rest for a few days (I'm using them as running lights strapped onto a scooter lol because I haven't yet bought proper bike/scooter lights, also I have more of these around the house in case of power outages). I specifically chose these because they're *not* rechargeable - they take regular batteries which is what you want for extended power outages because you don't have to wait to recharge (or with non-existent electricity), instead you just take a minute to put in new batteries (you do keep spare batteries around, right?) and carry on. Also I've had them out in heavy rain a few times and they still work with no problems, although I don't know if that water-resistance would maintain over the long term, but so far so good.

Good bright light. The switching is a little cumbersome. Have to step through options to get the light patter you want.

Have been using it for close to two months. Experimented with the various light options, The brightness levels are fantastic. Can be tricky to get to the bar to change the level (if you are trying do that with two dog leashes in your hands). The headband was easy to adjust, stays put, and is comfortable. The cost was extremely low given it was two units and came with batteries.

All features are good.

Excelente producto: muy útil y con buena iluminación.

Otima lanterna, regula a densidade da luz, muito economica, uso nos acampamentos.

It is very comfortable when you wear it. It will make your job easier and has many lightning modes.

Solidly built and different lighting configurations.