Headlamp Rechargeable, 2 Pack Head Lamp, 1200 Lumen Super Bright Motion Sensor LED Headlamps, Waterproof Head Flashlights with White Red Light, 12 Modes Headlamp Flashlight for Camping Cycling Running

I am pleasantly surprised with these headlamps and their features and performance for their price point. They have so far outperformed far more expensive headlamps I have used.The 6 lighting options (high/low spotlight, high/low/red floodlight, and red strobe) are all surprisingly bright and effective. See the included photos for the three high power options directed at an otherwise dark ceiling corner for an idea of how they truly perform.The inclusion of a proximity wave to turn on/off feature is another pleasant surprise. When active, the small green light on the front of the light turns on. This feature is very sensitive, almost too sensitive, but would be a nice, quick, hands free way to turn the lamp on and off if in a situation where doing so is necessary. I don't see myself using this feature all the time, but in situations where it is desirable it will certainly be appreciated.Both lights came fully charged out of the factory and so far have not needed a recharge - full battery life to be determined.The only complaints I have are that the headlamp admittedly looks and feels light in the hand and generic. That said, they seem more than adequate, especially when the price is factored in. We will see if they stand the test of time, but so far I am impressed.

We support the stray and feral cats at a local park, and since Phoenix is brutally hot in the summers, we feed in the morning, before the sun comes up. It's the coolest part of the day, even though it's sometimes over 90 degrees.Needing to restock the feeding stations with food, wash and refill water bowls and collect empty dishes from an earlier feeding, I need to be able to see what I'm doing in the dark, while having both hands free.I have been using headlamps for many years, and have been through several different brands and models. These appealed to me because of the price, the brightness, the fact they were rechargeable and there were two of them. I have a different kit I use once a week, when I clean the stations with a pressure washer, so having two headlamps meant I could keep one in each kit.I like the choice of different lighting, either spotlight or floodlight, and two intensities of brightness. There is also red light and flashing red light, which might come in handy in an emergency, but so far, that hasn't happened.Whatever light choice you select, that stays in place when you turn the headlamp on or off. Some models I have had make you cycle through all the choices every time you turn them on. There is also a setting for motion sensing. With this on, if something passes in front of the sensor, the light turns on or off.This is fine if you are not close to anything, say if you were jogging or cycling. You swipe your hand in front of the headlamp and it turns on or off. However, in my situation; bending over a feeding station, or passing through a gate, the closeness triggers the light. I don't use this, but I can see its application. Luckily, the headlamp is very adaptable. You can choose what works for you and that's what you get.

I purchased the two set package about two months ago. I would definitely buy from this company again. We used to use a small headset from the neighborhood hardware store. It used three AAA batteries and we would run through a set every week. We used it for a daily walk around the neighborhood to take care of our dogs. Now we use our rechargeable battery headset and it is a vast improvement. It has a hi-lo spotlight. It has a hi-lo wide view light. It has a steady red and flashing red setting too. Ninety percent of the time I use the hi-wide setting. It has a remarkable talent for lighting up street signs and other reflectors and objects in my peripheral vision. Ten percent of the time, I use the spotlight to look down the length of the block because I hear something like a coyote or even another dog walker and want to spot it at a distance. A nice feature is the four blue light battery monitor on top near the on/off switch. I tested the motion setting. It worked fine, but I just don't use it on a regular basis. It uses the same charger cable that I keep on my desk for my Kindle, Ring doorbell battery, and now my headlamp. The battery lasts several weeks and charges up in a few hours. The strap is easy to adjust and doesn't budge at all during our walks. I don't have any complaints.