1500 Lumens Rechargeable LED Headlamp with 230° Beam, 3 Modes, IPX6 Waterproof - For Camping, Running, Fishing, Hard Hat Work

There are hundreds of flashlights products found online - many with misleading claims regarding lumen output. And of course, you are taking a leap of faith regarding the overall quality of an unknown brand. This headlamp is called "Pokiseed Pro 1500," which is certainly an odd brand name, but I was please when I unpacked the box. The the overall build quality of this headlamp seems to be very good. It comes with a durable zippered case and charge cord. While the battery case on the rear of the headband is slightly heavy, the comfortable wide headband makes that concern go away. It feels just fine when wearing.The claim of 1500 lumens max light output is definitely not true. I compared the fully charged headlamp to LED light bulbs, with know lumen output, screwed into a simple reflector work light. What I found was that the headlamp output was close to a 40-watt equivalent LED bulb, so perhaps 450 lumens. That's okay, because you don't want 1500 lumens with a headlamp anyways. (But it would be nice if these companies would stop making false claims.)That said, the Pokiseed headlamp provides very good lighting for working on projects and would also be great around a camp site. It will not throw much light in the far distance, but is perfect for getting things done. It provides a diffused wide angle light that is bright and does a very good job of lighting the task in front of you. Because of it's wide angled lighting, it is better as a work light than other headlamps that use a flashlight like reflector.I like this product and it is by far the best work headlamp I've owned. I have not been using this headlamp for very long yet, so these are first impressions. If the battery last a long time with frequent use, then it will be money well spent.

I’ve been using the headlamp for a few weeks, and I’m impressed! It’s a versatile and powerful lighting tool perfect for outdoor activities and work. Its 230° wide beam provides excellent peripheral visibility, and the 1500-lumen brightness is ideal for being in tight spaces with how compact it is. The rechargeable battery lasts 4-6 hours on high, and the three modes (high, low, strobe) are practical for various needs, including emergencies. It’s lightweight, fits comfortably, and its IPX6 waterproof rating holds up in the rain. While the battery life on high could be better and the charging port cover feels a bit delicate, this headlamp is a reliable and affordable choice.

This headlight is super nice, great bright light, great even coverage, great operating time,easy recharging ,accommodating head straps for large heads (like mine), would buy again.

Very bright! Bought for hubby and he loves it. Uses it all the time - loves that it is rechargeable easily. Not too heavy to wear. Super useful. Would buy again.

Definitely Value for money. Easy to use. And very comfortable. Charging capability is also good. Has good brightness too. Best for close quarters usage

I bought 6 of these about two years ago. And now another 5 this year.Both times has been a great buy. I work the night shift on the darkest roads these things look like bright stars from far away, really helps not get run over. The battery does fail after 2 years and doesn't hold a good charge from constant 6 day use 7-5 work days, but 2 years was a good run for the price paid. Its simple to use and I noticed they shrank the battery now so it weighs less. I feel that it did affect the battery life but not by much. Overall would buy again in another 2 years

Tried this out on Halloween while handing out candy, and holy cow is this bright, I can buy the 1,000 LUMENS at least and maybe even the 1500 LUMENS claim.Pros:-Bright, I buy the 1500 lumens claim, if not at least 1,000 lumens. It's very bright, as I said, easily on par with the HURKINS ORBIT which when I was buying them were easily double the price and had none of the creature comforts of this thing. Straight ahead bright beam with a dial to adjust brightness.-USB C, glad this is accessible to lower priced items now, that we don't have to deal with MICRO B.-Adjustable light strip, that's so cool. Since at high brightness you can run the risk of washing out the map, so instead of having to switch to a lower brightness, you can tilt this slightly back like 20 degrees so it points more upwards. Or if you want to look at something on the ground, tilt it down nearly 90 degrees.-The strip sits off the head, problem with the HURKINS is it gets hot at high brightness. This doesn't have that issue since the strip housing isn't against the head, but about half an inch from it. If you touch the back of the actual strip at max brightness, it also gets uncomfortably hot, like 120F. Another benefit with this "FLOATING" is that air can move behind it and cool it that way. Would be better if they made that part of the headlamp aluminum, instead of plastic.-Comes with a nice carrying case as well, nice compact and has a carabiner, this won't take much space on your hike. Is a little tricky to put the headlamp back in the case.Cons:-CYCLING through brightness levels. This is the biggest issue. You turn it on with a push, and if you want to go through different brightness, you have to quickly press the button again, within like a second or two, otherwise the next button press will turn it off.Conclusion:100% easy recommendation, and if you're intrepid enough, the 18650 cells are easy to replace and are set in like giant long AAs, with spring retention. This surprised me at this price point. The best feature by far being the fact that you can tilt the light strip to better suit your needs.