DanForce Headlamp. USB Rechargeable LED Head Lamp. Ultra Bright LUMINUS 1080 Lumen Headlamp Flashlight + Red Light. HeadLamps for Adults, Camping, Outdoors & Hard Hat Light. Zoomable IPX54 Headlight

This is the headlamp I’ve been looking for. It’s incredible the quality you get for the price in comparison to other headlamps plus the savings you enjoy from rechargeable batteries. Extremely bright and the ability to focus or expand the projector is just icing on the cake. The only complaint I’d even mention is the battery pack in the back makes working laying on your back awkward.

I purchased my first one back in early summer of 2021, and it still works. The headlamp was worn probably close to 300 nights seeing 13-16 hours of on/off use per night. It has seen rain, sleet, snow, heat, hail, and everything in between. I work in the oil and gas industry so it would get covered in a variety of different chemicals, oils, etc and it never gave out. I only had to buy a second headlamp due to my hard hat being thrown a good 20-30 feet. The light still works, it just broke on the hinge on the front.Pros-Great value and build quality-Long battery life. Even after about a year and a half of abuse-Weight balances out well so it doesn’t cause headwear to slip or become unbalanced-Was able to withstand some pretty heavy rain/snow/cold/hot conditions it never stopped working-Stayed bright for the entire time I had it, it does dim significantly the closer it gets to needing recharged-The main lights glass, or whatever it is, is incredibly strong. Hit many things with it and it never cracked or shattered.Cons-Headband did start to stretch out about 9 months in-The secondary small LEDS did have their protective covers unscrew and I did lose one in January of 2022, BUT the LED never stopped working-Weirdly will turn on with certain types of handheld radio signals, not a huge issue but every time I talk to people on location it will turn on-Screw on the hinge fell out probably 30-40 days into owning it but zip tie fixed itMost of the cons are little annoyances. Truly the best headlamp I’ve ever had to use. For reference, I’ve gone through 5 pairs of work boots in the time I’ve owned this. I’ve abused this headlamp well past manufacturer recommendation for a year and a half worth every penny. If I can update with pictures later I will

I have used the light for about a week now and it seems to be a great headlamp so far. All the features are very useful. You can lock the light in the off position so it doesn’t come on accidentally in your backpack. Has high, low, medium, red and boost. I used boost on the trail the other night when I was geocaching for about an hour. The light is extremely bright and you can adjust the lighting by turning the outer lens in or out to make it a spot light for long distance or a very large bright light right in front of you. Battery only used 1 of the green lights up out of 4 green lights which is good . Seems to be made well and works great. Will see what long term use brings us. But I’m sure it will be fine.

I bought a few sets of this for a trip through a cave. I used two sets for the entire trip, and a third toward the end, when a friend's head lamp died.First, the bad.- It's only IP54 rated, which means it's rated for splashes of water. I don't know how this going to perform in a downpour, but will find out some time this season. Drips from the cave ceiling over a period of hours didn't bother it.- There's only a single mode switch. To use the mode you want, you must press the button until you get the desired mode. It's got a strobe mode, so cycling through the modes is irritating. There should be mode, and on/off. Alternatively, multiple mode buttons.- There's no brightness control. The lights are on or off, period.Now the good.- It took three hours of constant use to reduce the battery charge to 75%, primarily using the two outer lights.- The two outer lights do an excellent job of flooding the area immediately in front of you. I didn't need the center light for navigating the cave, and only used it when I needed to reach out in the larger caverns.- The center light is adjustable, from a narrow beam to wide flood. It's plenty bright as well, and I used it a few times in larger cave areas.- Fitting was easy. It took me less than a minute to adjust the harness to my head.- Construction seems good for $35. All the parts felt higher quality than the price point, and there were no quality control issues.- The lamps are vertically adjustable. They'll point straight ahead, almost straight down, and anywhere in between.Overall, I'd categorize the experience as positive, and would buy these again.