Lepro Head Torch Rechargeable, 2000L Waterproof LED Headlamp with Red Warning Lights, 6 Lighting Modes, Long Runtime, Lightweight Headlight for Kids & Adults for Running Fishing Camping

I've had a couple of different head torches before now and they've been great, since I live at the bottom of a dark farmyard. They get a lot of use.This particular model is the best I've had to date because it's useability is well thought out.On most of these headlamps, you have to cycle through several modes before you get to the red light.On this one, it has it's own button.As I do astronomy and astrophotography, this is crucial as white light destroys your dark adapted eyes, whereas red does not.The right button is for white light and it's 4 modes are reached through 4 clicks.Spot > Bright Spot > Flood > Bright Flood.The left button only has red or red/green flashing. So 2 clicks : Red > Red/Green.The best bit is that once you reach the desired mode, it only takes one click to turn it back off again (given it's been on for about 10 seconds).With my last headlight I had to shut my eyes to click twice through white light to get red on the 3rd click, then shut my eyes again to cycle 2 more clicks to turn it off (as I said, to maintain dark adapted vision).I can finally get red light with 1 click and turn it off with 1 click.Same with white for normal use.Other than that, I find it's 1st click spotlight decent enough, the 2nd click spot is brighter and better.The flood though is barely bright enough for anything much on the 1st click. I use the 2nd click, brighter flood which is still only enough to see you're not about to bump into something. Floods aren't great, but the spot modes are good.It's comfy, adjustable, USB-C chargeable and holds a charge fairly well so far.The included USB-C cable has to be the shortest one I've ever seen, but hey. I got two good head torches for cheap!

You get two of these in a pack, and the head band is really strong and wide so it keeps the lamp tightly on your head without it hurting. The whole thing is way lighter than my old one and you barely know you've got it on.The lens is very easy to tilt using one hand and has quite a large range of tilt on it. You could easily use it to work on something on the desk right in front of you.The two buttons are rubberised so you can feel them easily and quickly while the light is on your head. Press the left one once for red light, and twice for red and green flashing light. I have no idea why red and green flashing, perhaps it's easy to see in the dark at a distance in an emergency? The red isn't very bright, but it is way more than bright enough to read a map, or compass, and I even found it fine for walking around my boat at night. (That's what I bought it for.) Bear in mind if you press once for red and leave it on red for any length of time, a second press actually turns the torch off. You only get flashing red and green if you press twice in succession.The right button is 1 press for dim spotlight, and dim is almost too bright to read a book by. A second press gives you bright spotlight and you could easily use this as a headlight for your bike. For me, I will be able to easily see when docking even in pitch black.A third press gives you dim flood light. This is wide enough and bright enough for a full size chart, or to read a newspaper, or to see an area like the bow when you're setting up an anchor at night. Walking at night in pitch black it would also be perfect for seeing your way along a path.A 4th press gives you full brightness flood light which is excellent. The difference between brightness of low and high spot is much greater than low and high flood. But high flood is more than enough for maybe walking the dog or inspecting your garden in pitch black.These are perfect to keep 1 in a draw downstairs and 1 upstairs in case of a power cut. Again, same as the left hand red light button, to get bright spot it's 2 presses, 3 for dim flood and 4 for bright flood. However if you light has been on 1 press -dim spot- for any length of time, 1 more press will simply turn it off.They come with two small USB C leads so you'll never be stuck for power. I love them already especially for the giveaway price.

We recently moved to the country, and with the darker surroundings and our dog needing walks, having a reliable light source has become essential.I picked up the Lepro Rechargeable Head Torch (2 Pack), and it’s been a game-changer.The 6 lighting modes are perfect for different situations, and the red warning lights are a nice bonus, especially for visibility when walking in low light.The waterproof feature is a huge plus since we’ve had some rainy days, and the lightweight design is comfortable even for longer walks.The battery life is impressive too, lasting through a full walk without any issues.Overall, these torches have been just right for us—great for evening walks in the country with plenty of light options for all kinds of conditions.

Several switched options of brightness and red leds too. Main beam is very powerful, and lights up a good distance. Comfortable to wear and adjust. Seems to last well on a charge, and usb c connection is sooo much easier to use than older connectors.

I wasn’t sure what to expect at this price, but so far this head torch has exceeded my expectations. It doesn’t weigh much making it far more comfortable than my previous one, whilst not the brightest it’s plenty bright enough for what I need. The claimed range is questionable but It’s useful to about 50m on max. There’s a good amount of adjustment to the angle of the lamp on your head so it can be pointed where needed. I can’t comment on battery life yet but so far I’ve not had any issue and I’ve been using it a lot. That they are only available in a twin pack is odd but at this price i dont care I have put the second one in the car for emergencies.