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

Better than expected. Bright as heck and not to heavy on the head and fits comfortably. Probably wouldn't use jogging but for camping or hunting and needing light thing is great. Battery life is fantastic and the adjustable beam of light is so satisfying. Well worth the money.

This light is very nice and its rechargeable, very comfortable on the head. I use it at night while fishing or working on something around the house. It is very bright and has multiple settings. I have never had a time where the battery went dead before I was done with the light. The modes are changeable with a single button right on top of the main light.

The DanForce Headlamp is a monster (in a very nice way).I have purchased three other brands of LED headlamps on Amazon in the past six years, all of which were highly rated, and none of which were particularly good. These designed-in-China headlamps all seemed to have similar shortcomings - short battery life, poor optics (if they had lenses, they only worked "moderately well"), lousy USB power connectors, weak connections between the headlamp and the battery pack (no strain relief on the wires where they enter the battery pack, leaving any strain to be handled by the TINY #24 or #26 wires themselves). The last one I purchased had a charge circuit similar to the DanForce, but it never indicated the available battery power correctly.The DanForce headlamp has exceeded my expectations.- The light output and distribution is excellent.- It's very easy to connect the USB charge cable, which has NOT been my experience with other brands.- The charge circuit and indicator lights work as they should.- Headlamp, harness, and battery pack are VERY comfortable, and stay in place better than other headlamp brands.Only thing missing from the DanForce headlamp is the ability to swap batteries - the battery case is sealed with four screws, so the only way to charge the batteries has been to use the USB charge cord. This hasn't really been a problem because of the long battery life - I have been using them all morning, charge them during lunch & siesta time, and then used them all afternoon and plug them in to charge overnight, all without issue. They would PROBABLY last all day without recharging, but it would be nice to have the option to swap in fresh batteries if the need arises.

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.

Great headlamp! Comfortable, fits well, throws off a lot of light. I especially like the red mode to preserve night vision. I have used it for hunting, outdoor cooking, trips to the truck in pitch black conditions, etc. It does not disappoint.

Perfect headlight for whoever you are. Whether you need an ultra bright headlamp for camping, or a light for a completely unlit interstate that will last your entire 16 hr shift, this is the light. I work for a striping company, I needed a weatherproof hardhat light for working in shutdown highways, often times without spare batteries on me. I can go 2 1/2 shifts with this light on low mode, using high mode for quick intervals when needed without fail. When it gets super low it doesn't just cut off like most LED lights, it just becomes super dim and not very useful. Good enough if you're in a completely unlit area, but still makes you wish you had another light. Probably about as bright as your phone flashlight. I've throw it in the floorboard of the work truck, dropped it more times than I can count, and exposed it to more dust than a sandstorm plenty of times and it still works flawlessly. My only complaint, not super big, and would definitely not discourage me from buying another one. There's limited adjustment angles on the angle of the headlamp, and the screw that holds it comes loose after 4 or so months of use and it can easily be shaken and fall out of the desired angle. Now, I do use it nightly, and for 12+ hour shifts so that's probably a good several years of use and abuse for most people. My next complaint is this being advertised as a hardhat light, yet it doesn't come with clips. Cost only a couple bucks off Amazon, but would still be nice if they just included them