Headlamp Rechargeable, 1300 Lumen Ultra-Light Bright White Red Green Headlamp, 14 Modes Adjustable Waterproof Motion Sensor Headlight for Outdoor Camping Hunting Running Hiking Cycling

Great for night time or early morning walk/run exercise. Very bright to see hidden spots on the road or building structures.

These headlamps are a very good quality. I love the ability to charge them. I love how bright they are. I love that they have several different settings and light modes. It has a red light mode, green light mode, blinking, and bright light. I believe you can even dim it a little and the fact that they’re rechargeable just makes them indispensable when you’re out in the field.

Okay light for a spare in the car. Lumens is lighter than other lights with the same lumen specifications. Red is good for keeping night vision. Green is a good extra light color.

At 1300 lumens these are really bright on their highest setting. They recharge in a few hours and keep there charge for months when not in use. There is a sensor to make it easy to wave your hand in front of it to turn it off or on. When I'm working in crawlspaces this type of bright headlight is really useful. The wide light literally fills entire rooms with light. The buttons are easy to feel when you're wearing them. The straps are typical quality and comfortable enough. The 2 pack is nice since you can always have 1 charging while using the other. I keep them ready to go in my service truck and they are used almost daily. They have a lot of different modes which I really don't need but the color options would be helpful on a night hike or other times you don't want to blind others. They will turn off with a single button press which is much better than having to cycle through all the modes. Having it turn on to the highest lumen setting is convenient too. Good value for a 2 pack of headlamps.

This headlamp is like the tiny superhero of flashlights! Super lightweight and comfy (think stretchy headband that hugs your head like a happy octopus!), it's perfect for hands-free illumination. The wave sensor is the real star though – no more fumbling for the on/off switch with dirty fingers (we've all been there!). Just a wave and you're bathed in light (or blinking light, depending on your mood). The super bright setting is like staring into a tiny sun (seriously, don't do it!), but there are other modes for less retina-searing situations. Battery life is impressive, lasting a good 3-4 hours on the brightest setting. Overall, a fantastic little headlamp – lightweight, comfy, and with a super handy wave sensor. Just be careful not to accidentally blind yourself with the super bright mode!

This is a really versatile, useful little headlamp. It is very comfortable to wear because it weighs almost nothing and the band is made of an elastic that is just tightly woven enough to hold on securely without being stiff. It took me a while to figure out the sensor part of it. It seems that whatever mode you are in when you turn on the sensor, that simply becomes an on-off switch for that mode. So, if you were blinking in sensor mode and you wave your hand in front of the beam, it will turn off. Wave your hand again, and you'll be back to blinking. I didn't think the sensor would be terribly useful, but I was wrong. It's a great feature. I'm always fumbling around to find the on/off switch when I'm wearing a headlamp. I don't want to waste battery when I don't need it, and when I do need it I want it at that very moment. Whether your hands are clean or dirty, it's a little frustrating. With this feature, it's no problem at all. At this point it's my favorite thing about the lamp. When you first turn it on you are on bright, white light. It is so bright it is literally blinding. You should not look directly at it, it is so bright. Every time you press the on/off switch you cycle to another mode. To test the battery life I fully charged it, put it on the brightest setting and left it alone. I didn't notice any change in brightness until about the 3 hour mark. It was still bright, but not quite as bright as it had been initially. At the 4 hour mark it was still producing light, but clearly needed to be charged. There are 4 battery strength LEDs on the top of the light. It was down to just one at that point. I think that's pretty decent battery life for a rechargeable. I was quite impressed with its overall performance. It's a solid choice for a rechargeable headlamp.

I have a bunch of different headlamps that I use for working on the car/atv, projects in the house, and walking our dogs at night. I can actually use this one in all of those applications. The concentrated beam was great while doing our brakes. The concentrated beam had plenty of light to allow me to see what I was doing while working in the wheel well. I was able to use the wider beam function while replacing a faucet in our kitchen and finally the flashing red light while walking our dogs along the road from our house to the trail.Battery life is on par with the other headlamps I have and will vary depending on the mode you use. The brightest is the concentrated beam and I was able to get about 3.5 hours of run-time on this setting. The other modes use less power.I don't use a hand sensor often, but I like that tis one is mounted on the front. I used a different light for a project in a crawl space. The sensor on that light was on the side so every time I went in our out of the crawl pace the opening (small) moving past the framing opening would turn the light off.I was a little nervous about getting this light because I don't like clicking through all the modes to turn the light on and off and I prefer a light that comes back on in the mode it was turned off in. If you long press the power switch when turning the lamp off it will come back on in the setting it was turned off in.