AlpsWolf LED Headlamp Rechargeable, 2 XPE LED and COB LED Head Lamp, Sensor Mode, 260° Wide Beam, IPX4 Waterproof, Rechargeable Headlight for Camping Accessories (2 Pack)

These lights work great, the kids love them and it keeps them going until bedtime…

Fantastic for working on everything. This works so well I got a second one, so one stays on the charger while the other is in use, so I can work all day. I am getting older, and my vision isn't what it used to be, so even when working in the garage with the lights on I wear this. Under the car, or in a wheel well, or under the hood, it makes all the difference to see what I am doing.You can toggle brightness, and choose either spots on the side for distance (like crawling around in the attic), or the band in the middle for up close (like working under a car). Both of mine have been badly abused and work great, and the battery runs hours on a charge.The motion sensor on off feature is clever, but not entirely practical for a lot of things. It triggers great with a hand wave, but it also triggers when you get your head close to a joist or a jackstand or anything else. So I just leave it on all the time when using it to work on stuff. If I was out walking with someone and wanted to flip it off when I look at them to talk then back on to walk, it would probably work great for that.So, highly recommend, these are the best I have tried of this sort of thing (like 4 others in the past).

Would have given it a 5, but I could not get all three lights on at the same time. It either the two sides or the middle. Unless I am not smart enough to figure it out.

These are the best for so many uses. Recommend this product.

Works great

The device came with no instructions, so I'll explain its uses after this paragraph. The product is great and can be used just like it shows in the images above. There are basically 2 lighting modes, with brighter and darker versions, along with an emergency lighting mode that flashes all lights. You could technically call that 5 lighting modes if you want, but 2 of them are just dimmed versions of 2 of the other modes.So, there are 2 buttons on the right side of the device. The one further back is the Power/Toggle Button. The button in front enables/disables the IR sensor, which will turn on/off the lights by waving your hand in front of the IR sensor that's near the button.Pressing the Power/Toggle Button will cycle through the different lighting modes on each press. Holding it in will activate the emergency flashing light mode. If you set the lights to a given lighting mode and don't press the button for about 7 seconds, the next time you press the button, it will just shut the lights off altogether. When you go to turn it back on, it will remain on the lighting mode you had it set to before you shut it off.Pressing the button 1 time will light up the strip of lights across the front of the product. This is actually a fairly bright light, that's spread across a large area, that you could easily use for camping or finding your way around in, or working in, the dark. Pressing it a second time will dim the strip of lights, counting as a second Lighting Mode.Pressing the Power/Toggle Button a third time will result in the strip of lights in the front shutting off and the lights on each side of the device activating. The lights are incredibly accurate, but you need to make sure the device is on your head properly because they can get off-centered depending on how you're wearing it. The lights are noticeably brighter than the first lighting mode, but they're supposed to be used to focus on stuff you're working on, since the lights are naturally aimed at where you're looking.Pressing the Power/Toggle Button a 4th time just dims the lights. Pressing a 5th time will power off the device and a "6th" press would restart the cycle from the first lighting mode.

It works, it's powerful, battery lasts an adequate about of timeIt's kinda too powerful though, and as you are wearing it close to your eyes, it hurts, as your eyes are supposed to adjust the the darkness when it's dark.You must cycle through the brightness settings, so when you first turn it on, it's on the brightess setting. You can turn it on before you put it on your head, but sometimes a simple toggle on/off headlamp works great.Battery life can last around 1,maybe two nights of usage. But I wouldn't suggest something like this for a night hike or something

This product puts out so much light! It holds a charge for a long time. I keep one at the bedside and one in my car. It allows you to keep your hands free while still providing light where you need it.