Blukar Sensor Headlamp

Surprisingly bright for the price. The option of flood light or sharp beam is useful when working. The tight beam mode easily shows up things 50m away outside and the flood will light up a large room. The battery probably won't last as long as an expensive Petzl so don't use one to climb your next mountain but for a cheap work light or emergency light to keep in the car these fit the bill. The red flashing mode is a bit pointless (any flashing mode is pointless unless it flashes SOS in white) and the proximity mode whereby you can turn it off and on by waving your hand in front of it is questionable - and uses up power by using the sensor all the time. However the option of gradually reducing or increasing the brightness by holding down the button is really good. The wide strap is comfortable and doesn't need to be too tight to hold well (unlike Petzls). Can't go wrong for £7 each.

Love these head torches, they’re lightweight( durable, weather proof, great Beam and other lighting functions, also has hands free mode. Which is great when you’re walking dogs!!! Good battery life, I recharge it maybe once every two weeks and I’m out for an hour every morning and every evening using it. Massive thumbs up and such good value for money!

This is a well designed compact item that gives out a brilliant beam of light. The head straps are comfortable and easily adjusted. Recharging is strait forward. This is the best headlight i've had and would recommend it to anyone. Excellant value for money.

Easy to use, good brightness, does the job.

Bought these for running and evening walks in winter with my dog. Have in the past paid far more for big brand head torches (namely Black Diamond which was great) but my last one finally died a few years ago and I couldn’t afford a replacement at the time so bought a cheap one from a shop that sells screws and fixings. This wasn’t very satisfactory and needed replacing within a couple of months after it died. The shop of screws and fixings replaced it without any issue, however the replacement one’s switch started playing up after a couple of months but I couldn’t be bothered to go back again and have been putting up with it. Saw this twin pack had good reviews and thought I’d give it a go. Glad I did - the pack of two wasn’t much more expensive than the cheap one they replaced. They are great so far (had them about a month at time of writing ). More features than the other one. These have two buttons. The right one (as you’re wearing it) cycles between the different modes - spot, flood, spot & flood, constant red, flashing red, off. In spot, flood or spot & flood mode, pressing and holding the right button dims it gradually to minimum flashes to indicate it’s reached the lowest brightness and then gradually brightens it until it flashes again to indicate maximum brightness and then cycles back to dimming - take your finger off whenever it’s the right brightness for you. The red modes can’t be dimmed as far as I can see. Another nice feature is that pressing the button repeatedly cycles through the modes, but once you’ve settled for a mode and used the lamp for a short while when you press the button again it just turns off, rather than having to keep pressing to go through every mode until you reach the “off” mode. The left button turns it into a hands free on/off mode. Waving your hand across and close to the lamp turns it on and off without having to actually press the button. The angle can be adjusted from straight ahead and downwards towards the ground, so it’s possible to light your path well, without dazzling oncoming traffic and pedestrians. The adjustable elastic head band looks as though it could be replaced fairly easily which might be necessary if you were to use it for night time running, since sweat seems to make elastic weaken fairly quickly in my experience. On this subject it’s worth noting that they are a single, front facing unit without any rear facing red light - some premium lights have a rear facing led as well. That said, I can see no reason why you couldn’t pop two of them on one headband - showing red to the rear and white at the front, although this might be a bit cumbersome. Personally I have a chest mounted light with a built in rear bank of red LEDs which I can use in conjunction with a head torch. All in all, a decent build quality and feel, plenty of features and also nice and bright. Very pleased! Haven’t tested runtime as I’ll only use them for short periods up to 30 mins.

I bought the Blukar head torch 2 pack for work. I am a mechanic, so I needed a light I can wear instead of holding a torch while using tools, or placing a light somewhere and having to keep moving it. Brightness is the first thing you notice. It lights up an engine bay properly, and the different brightness settings and modes are simple to cycle through with the buttons. Light quality is clean and focused, so you can see what you are doing without feeling like the beam is scattered. The adjustment options are good too. The head strap tightens easily and the lamp angle tilts, so you can point the beam exactly where you need it without moving your head loads. They are also light. After a few minutes you forget you have one on, which matters when you are wearing it for a full job. Charging has been solid. Battery life lasts me a long while, and when it does need charging it powers up quickly. The fact it is rechargeable makes it easier than dealing with batteries all the time. Only small downsides. The sensor or mode changes can be easy to hit by accident if you are wearing gloves, so you need a second to get back to the setting you want. Also, the strap can loosen slightly over a long shift if you sweat a lot, so I tighten it once and it stays fine after. I have used them for a few weeks now and I have even recommended a set to my dad. Useful for mechanics, DIY, dog walking, camping, or anything where you need both hands free.

This pair of head torches seem well made, and have bright lights. Having the choice of wide angle and /or the narrower beam is a good idea. I like very much the warning light blinking down to show the battery needs recharging soon. They were very reasonably priced. It’s good to have the second one charged up in your pocket in case you were delayed. The elastic band is really smooth and comfortable on the forehead. The main thing with head torches is, are they robustly built? Only time will tell. I use mine very frequently. Another make had one arm that holds the elastic band, snapped off, and there was no way to stick or mend it, so rendered uselessness. Another make had the on/off switch refuse to stay down for long after less than a year . So I hope the Blukar lasts as long as its robust build promises.

Markanın diğer modellerine göre en çok özelliğe sahip olan ürünü bu. Sensör ile elinizi önünden geçip açıp kapatmak mümkün. Bu özellik bir şeye yakın çalışmanız durumu için uygun değil. Modlar arasında geçiş tuşuna basılı tuttuğunuzda ışık şiddetini değiştirmek mümkün. Uzun kullanımda ışık performansı düşmüyor bu da en büyük artısı olabilir.

This headlamp is, so far, an absolutely fantastic buy. I got the 2 pack. The best part is: they're rechargeable and very user-friendly! What's in box? 2 headlamps, 2 USB-C charging cords, and 1 instruction manual. The manufacturer's manual says that it has 8 light modes, which, I guess if you include the actual off and on, then yes. It has 8 modes. Otherwise, it actually has 6 light modes which are: strong spotlight, strong floodlight, strong spotlight plus strong floodlight, stong red light, flashing red light, and the ability to adjust the light itself between 100% down to 30% to make a nightlight. The band is smooth elastic and the lamp portion is adjustable to a 45° angle towards the ground, which is great if you don't want to blind someone. It is lightweight, comfortable, and very, very bright! Getting into a dirty situation and don't want to touch the power button? No problem! Just push the "wi-fi" looking power button to turn your headlamp on to whichever setting you want before getting involved in that dirty/messy situation, then just wave your hand in front of the lamp itself and voila! It magically turns on and off. My cat has also helped to test that wave sensor by swaying her tail in my face while wearing the headlamp. I can 100% confirm that a swish of a cat tail will work to turn the lamp off and on just as well, if you so desire. These headlamps will be perfect for all kinds of things like power outages, camping, walking the dog at night (if you have one), working on your car at night, or just need an extra boost of light in that dark corner where you accidently misplaced something and need to find it again. Bottom line: it's an incredibly affordable, lightweight, and amazing working headlamp that could rival any brand name on the market. With 2,000 Lumens, it'll have no problem lighting up that darkness in your life. I totally recommend it.

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