sofirnSP40 Rechargeable Headlamp 1200 Lumen, Powerful 5500K LED Flashlight, Right Angle Headlight for Repairing Running Camping Hiking

Great light, but it is a bit heavier than anticipated (although the product listing has accurate info). First putting it on my head felt bulky, but the pad & headband make that a non-issue. It can get VERY bright, and has lots of battery to support long-term use. Having a replaceable 18650 makes this a light I expect to use for a LONG time!

I'm happy with this - I got this for a caving trip as an extra light source. Used it as my main as some points, and it held up for the day. Didn't get lost in a cave with no light, so it succeeded in my use case

Let me start by saying I’m a busy guy and I work long hours which means by the time I get home with the company car it’s often dark. I also really like beer. (No I haven’t been drinking any.) Unfortunately the headlamps on my full sized pickup don’t work because the wiring is bad so I can’t drive to the liquor store to get said beer in the dark and I get terribly thirsty.Then I found this light. It’s intensity on turbo was compared to auto headlamps by some reviewers. Check. (Duh... It IS a headlamp after all isn’t it?) 90 degree angled lens. Check. Magnetic base. Check. Rechargeable for multiple beer runs without replacing batteries. Check. Water resistant. Check. I had clearly found the solution to all of my problems!So I got myself two of these little gems. They arrived promptly. Build quality was good. The magnet in the base is strong. I threw away the headbands and charged them up. Once fully charged, I used the magnet to stick one on each side of my hood directly above the vehicle’s headlamps and pointed them forward. The angle of the hood put them in a natural high beam position. PERFECT. Off to the store.Cons: They are not as bright as normal automobile headlamps. (I know... disappointing right?) I was only able to drive about 30 mph without out driving the throw of the beams.Pros: The lights are rugged. The color of the beam is pleasing to my eye. Once I got to the store I was able to pull one of the lights off the hood and use it to light up my path into the store. (You CANNOT do that with your regular truck headlamp.) I got my beer, made it home safely, and I expect them to last me for years.All joking aside, this is a pretty good little headlamp that I am sure you will be happy with. Buy it and see the light.

Similiar to Army-tek with less brightness settings. Not as good build quality but worth the money. Hopefully it lasts

I carry this nearly everywhere I go as part of a compact tool kit. The kit consists of a Leatherman Charge +, a Nite Ize Nylon Cargo Case, a Leatherman Bit Kit, a Leatherman Bit Extender and a custom 3D printed holder that keeps the Leatherman from tearing up the anodizing on the flashlight.The flashlight has a rechargeable battery and the charger is built-in so the battery doesn't have to be removed to recharge. The power source for the internal charger is a micro USB so it's easy to find a power source for the charger. The cable is included but a USB charger is not.There is a click switch on the top of the light that is used to turn the light on/off and to access the different brightness levels. Pressing the switch once turns the light on, pressing again turns it off. Press and hold cycles through the four lower brightness levels. A double press activates maximum brightness.The light comes out perpendicular to the axis which I wasn't sure about initially, but it's actually better in most circumstances where I need light. I can turn it on and stand it on the end, then point it at what I need illuminated. It also comes with a headband so it can be used as a headlamp as well although I don't typically use it in that way.There is an o-ring on the cap and a rubber cover over the switch, so it's at least water resistant. I haven't dropped it in any water so I haven't tested how water resistant it is. I'm sure it would survive at least a quick immersion, and might be fine after an extended period of time underwater.

Kinda heavy in front but amazing battery life and good quality. Good warm light color. Bright. Has magnet at end. Head strap is basic

I want to write this review to inform people who are thinking about buying it what I now know after purchasing one. The headlamp is well made. It has a simple interface with 3 brightness levels. The headband is also well made and comfortable. While it is a bit troublesome to adjust the angle of the light, because the holder is rubber, the flashlight stays in place because the holder is rubber. The main reason I gave this headlamp 3 stars is because it is nowhere near 1200 lumens in its output level. It is probably around half of that, maybe 700 lumens if I'm being kind. I own several headlamps and flashlights by well known manufactures such as Jetbeam, Nightcore and Klarus. They are all very accurate in their specifications of lumen output and I did comparisons with their headlamps and flashlights side by side with this product. The light is not only well below 1200 lumens it is a soft yellow color which I personally don't care for. If Sofirn would have been honest about the specifications on this light I probably wouldn't have purchased it since it wasn't what I was looking for. However I wouldn't be writing a negative review of their product either. The bottom line is you get what you pay for. And for $35.00 this is a good flashlight and that is a fair price for a 600 lumen headlamp. But it really irritates me that they lie about the output, I guess they are hoping you don't know any better or won't bother to send it back. I sent the headlamp back.