LHKNL Headlamp Flashlight, 1200 Lumen Ultra-Light Bright LED Rechargeable Headlight with White Red Light,2-Pack Waterproof Motion Sensor Head Lamp,8 Modes for Outdoor Camping Running Hiking Fishing

Had bought these for a camping trip was definitely worth it.battery life was great but I love how we can recharge it instead of battery operation. The quality it's great, it gives off the right light and the design is great small enough to fit right on your head. It functions great anytime I need to adjust it everything worked very well

I bought a two-pack of these lights back in August of 2024 and have been using them around the house and to work on my car. I am VERY happy with this product. The ability to have two levels of white light intensity in either a nicely focused beam or a wide-area covering light is quite nice. The thing I think I am most happy about is that I don't have to cycle through all of the modes to turn the light off. A single 2 second long hold on the power button turns it off. I almost always want the brightest, most focused beam when I turn it on, so the fact that it activates in that mode works perfectly for me.The head strap is well made and secure and it's very comfortable. I have to say that I much prefer this over an older light that I had that had the power-pack on the back. The rechargeable batteries are excellent and hold their charge well.I haven't yet really found a good use for the motion sensor option - it's neat and it works. Fortunately, it's on a separate power button. When you're first getting used to these, you'll almost certainly do what I did: Put it on, turn the light on and suddenly, you'll be doing something and it will go out. It took me about 10 seconds to realize I'd turned it on with the motion sensor power switch! Not a big deal at all, but just be aware!I like the alternative color (red) option - could be useful for low light where you don't want to mess with your night vision so much. I haven't needed the steady red or flashing red mode yet, but will probably find a use for those at some point.If I have one complaint, it echos one that others have made: I wish it had one more tilt level. The maximum tilt down to aim it is pretty good for nearly everything - nearly. A couple of times I've wished for just one more 'click' down, but honestly, this is mostly a nitpick and to let you know how little this matters, I've just ordered two more of these for my cars. The rechargeable aspect is nice these days as nearly every call has USB Charging available in the car, so even if it runs out, you can recharge it from the car battery, or portable solar cell or power bank. The charging cable is a USB-C and the lights each come with a 1 foot cable. I'm probably going to put a longer cable (probably 3 footer) in the car to make charging location a bit more convenient.Overall, for $10 each (you get 2 in the box for just under $20 at the time of this writing), it's a deal. Well made, easy to use with just the right amount of 'heft' and light! Nicely done!

These headlights sure make everything bright! We are snowboarders and we go night boarding. Sometimes it gets too dark and the parks do not have enough lights. My kid and I used these and we were able to see everything. It was light and comfortable to wear, a lot of light setting options with sensor features, extends large enough for my son to wear as a belt and small enough to fit around his head. Great price for an amazing product! I am going to buy more to use for other stuff and or give them to my snowboard buddies!

Ordered these headlamps for those early morning dog walks that my Husky insists on waking me up for. I got overnight shipping and they arrived almost fully charged, so I put on one of them and headed out the door with my bundle of canine craziness.The light worked great right out of the box. It's not particularly heavy and it didn't move around while we trekked through the pre-dawn woods and fields. The headlamps are well built of ABS plastic and aluminum, the elastic headband should adjust to just about any size, and the controls are easy to use.Don't expect high-end performance. LHKNL headlamps aren't the ones you want to tackle Denali or K2 with. No way these are 1200 lumen lights. Maybe the combined output of all the lights *might* get close, but my Nitecore Tup far outshines it even on the 200 lumen setting. I'd estimate the output to be somewhere between 60 - 100 lumens. That said, the brightness and throw are more than adequate for tasks around the house like poking into dark attics or working on your car (not that anyone seems to do that much these days). The spot and flood lights are bright & even with few artifacts. The red lights don't throw very far but should be useful for preserving night vision.Battery life seems good, though probably short of what's advertised. I got over 5 1/2 hours on a full charge until the battery indicator was down to its last blinking light. I can report that during that entire time the light never got more than moderately warm (around body temperature). That was a nice surprise, but also points to the fact that this thing isn't cranking out hundreds of lumens. I expect the light can run for about 6 hours with the max output spotlight, which should be the most energy intensive. I haven't tried the high flood setting yet but that'll be next. Charging looks like it takes about 2 hours with a 0.5-1A charger.The interface is straightforward and simple. The one downside is that the light always starts in high spot mode. There's no option for turning it on in the previously selected mode. Again, I don't expect a high-end user interface form what's basically a $10 light.The product description says the light rotates through 60 degrees and that's true. What it doesn't tell you is that it has preset positions: 0 degrees, 30 degrees down, and 60 degrees down. The hinge clicks in positively to each position and holds it once set but if you want an angle that isn't either 30 or 60 degrees you're out of luck with this headlamp.All in all I'm quite happy with this purchase. I don't need to worry about having batteries on hand, the light has plenty of oomph for typical tasks around the home and neighborhood, and you get two of these for half the price of a Nitecore or other "premium" brand.