EXIN DECHEN LED Headlamp Rechargeable, 1200 Lumen Super Bright Headlamp Flashlight, 270° Wide Beam LED Headlamps with Red Taillight, 8 Mode Lightweight Waterproof Head Lamp

We got this rechargeable headlamp set of 2 and it was very useful when we went camping. The headlamps let you move around hands free which handy because you have to carry a lot of things/ pack and unpack a lot when you’re camping. It’s very bright and has different settings for example there is a setting that is similar to a flashlight with a focused beam and then a more diffused light setting that casts a softer light so you can see around you but you’re not hurting people’s eyes with a strong light at night. It’s pretty light and doesn’t weigh you down. Seems well made and is easy to use and was worth the purchase.

super bright comfortable to wear

The light modes give you better control of how much light you want to use for different situations. It is very bright and wide, or it can be dimmer and concentrated. The back and front lights are independent and turn on and off separately. I like this very much because I like to keep my back (red) light on even if I'm not using the front one. It is confortable and adjustable to wear. The battery is powerful enough, but I did not test to see how long it would be before running out. The plug is also better than others, it swivels and comes out far enough so that when you need to charge it it's not in the way and it won't tear off from you pulling it. I would recommend some upgrades: first it needs an indicator for charging and two use better material for the front where the light tilts. I don't like how cheap it is and how it feels when I tilt it up and down. It should be more sturdy material.

Bought these for a camping trip and wow they are bright. With all LEDs on it really throws light so hiking through darker woods or at night they work really well. Using them around others... you may find yourself walking alone as it is difficult to view or be around the person because they are so bright. You can limit the amount of LEDs turned on which helps. Light on the back (red) is nice for those biking but I am not using for that. Rechargeable is very nice. I haven't used long enough to determine battery life but I suspect it will be pretty good. I would recommend these. I likely will use more for working in dark or difficult places (attic or similar) where I need light hands free -- or if I want to scare away wild life walking through the woods. :-)

I commute back and forth to work via bike. Live in a small town, and leave about 6am so I can make it on time. It's pitch black, and like most small towns, there's not enough traffic lights. The light works amazing. Find that I can easily see and it fits over my bike helmet. The battery life is good. I have charged it once in the 2-3 weeks that I've had it (30 mins to get to work). The light has a pretty wide spread on the first setting and I like that you can tilt the light downward so you don't blind traffic.The only drawback that I've found was when the battery is about to die, it's super dim, and there's no warning when it's about to that point.

Great value

nice and bright, several levels of light, I feel safe walking at night having the red flashing led on the back side.

This is a great example of throwing everything into something and hoping one or two "gimmicks" stand out. Which, in this case kind of does.Pros:-main unit, the center light array, decent. NOT SUPER BRIGHT, only about 20ft throw with all three on.-rear facing red light, is more than bright enough to let cars know you're an object at night.Cons:-whose head is this for? I have a 27in melon, which is QUITE LARGE, and this was still loose on me. Which was a first for me, honestly. Normaly out of the box, I have to loosen things, not tighten. Also there's not much room to tighten on this.-The light strips on either side of the head lamp, are way too dim to be useful. That barely reaches 3ft in front of you.-NON-18650 cells. Which allows this to be more compact, but means when it dies, good luck hunting down that lipo pack to replace it, and something tells me there's no JST connector, meaning you're desoldering and resoldering a new cell into this.I would say pass, too many features, and most are terrible.