Lepro LED Headlamp Flashlights, 1500Lux Head Lamp with 6 Lighting Modes and Red Light, IPX4 Waterproof Headlamp for Camping Hiking Backpacking Fishing, Adjustable Headband Suit for Adults Kids

Simple design with super bright light. Head band is comfortable. Will see if it stretches out over time or not and will update. It is easy to put in backpack for travels.

I have been wearing this kind of light for years. Some good, some bad, and this one is better than many I have used. It is light, but is a little larger. The battery door is tool-less, which is nice. I worry about the durability of the closure a little, but it is way better than losing a small screw in the dark. I like the textured soft switch. The headband doesn't feel brain squeezing strong, but seems sufficient. I also like the red light feature, it is very convenient for not bringing too much light to a space. The detente for the angle of the light is solid, if not a little inaccurate. I have not had problems getting it dialed in or keeping it aligned, but the adjustment isn't particularly fine. This can be a problem when a person needs to get the light just right when working with both hands. It pretty well stays put, I have used others that are floppier, and others that have a more refined and precise adjustment. The price is better than the more refined ones, for certain.

Very good like, bought these for camping but used them to cut tile in the dark because, well we ran out of daylight. They illuminated everything around and we didn't miss a beat, the only complain is that it was hot and the light did slide down twice and needed to be adjusted, otherwise it was just what we needed to get the job done and not wait until the next day.

I have used headlamps for years and these Lepro’s are the brightest ones I’ve had. No problem when working under vehicles or walking in the dark. Comfortable and fully adjustable to cover any angle of sight. Price is very reasonable and I would definitely recommend these!

I looks where I have to look ; in dark attics and basements 😳

So I got a few of these for camping/hiking for family members. I'm not sure about anyone else, but I only used mine on the LOWEST light setting. So it wasn't on the brightest setting - it was on the LOWEST. Had to reiterate that. Did not last through usage for a few hours in the night, and didn't last in the early morning hours while hiking.Disclaimer to above is that I use BUMP rechargeable batteries - but these are the same ones I use normally.Now - let's give some more details. I use this at work to keep my hands free. It lasts quite a bit because I don't use it that often - just when needed on certain types of equipment that I need both hands. It'll last me for a week or close to that, but I never do have it on for more than 30 minutes at a time - even on the brightest/highest setting. Then again, being home isn't an issue since you can charge it whenever.What I found most annoying when hiking was a tendency to suddenly go bright. Due to the light apparently not having enough power, I had to turn it on bright/high just to get some visibility while walking the trail. At that point, on high/bright it was just as though it was on the lowest setting but with a more focused light. Periodically in the walk it would suddenly get brighter as though it found additional juice from the batteries and then go back dull. That was as if someone suddenly flashed you with a brighter light and then required your eyes to adjust once more. That wasn't very helpful. At one point I had to give a family member one of my phones to use as a light because theirs wasn't doing well at all.So 3 stars because it works - it's pretty bright - and it'll do if you have access to batteries or charging. It would be less otherwise. It doesn't last more than say 2 hours with continuous usage with the batteries that I had - maybe it'll do better with Duracell or Energizer.

Wanted a small head lamp to attach to the headboard of our bed. I sometimes have an idea in the middle of the night that I want to jot down so I don't lose it. Trying to hold a flashlight and notepad while writing is challenging, thus the head lamp. It is small, easy to use, and hangs off a hook within easy reach. More importantly, does not disturb my wife.

I'm using this for a light during woundcare and it is just not helpful. It requires 3 aaa batteries so it is HEAVY, the tilt is not smooth and has set "notches" so you can never get the light just right causing you to have to adjust your head to get the light in the right spot...not very convenient when you're trying to see what you're doing. The lightstream also leaves much to be desired, it is very narrow & not very powerful. The headband is also awkward & the light against my forehead leaves funny indentations (I taped cotton on the back to lessen the indentations, but it still leaves redness) I wear it for maybe 5-10min max & it is uncomfortable & annoying. If I had it to do again, I'd maybe opt for a rechargeable one maybe it would be lighter without the batteries? & definitely one that is easier to maneuver. I would've returned it but I needed a light and didn't want to wait more days for a new order AND have to drive an hr round-trip to drop off at ups store.