ZONAPA Rechargeable LED Headlamp Head Mounted Flashlight | Waterproof, Outdoor Use | Tactical Camping, Hiking, Running Lights | Ultra Bright

It has 3 lights and standard middle light 2 sidelights and all 3 lights modes as well as blinking.The straps are long enough to stretch over a helmet. So it could be used for electric skateboarding.Best feature is that it's standard easily removable 18650 Lithium batteries, with a micro usb charger. Meaning they're more powerful and longer lasting than AA and the whole thing won't become eWaste when just the batteries die.

I charged it for a while and pushed the button to see if it would turn on. I pushed the button through the different steps.1) Center Bright 2) L/R Bright (no center) 3) L/R Bright and Dim Center (this seems pointless) 4) Same as 3 but all flashing 5) Off. The page here says it's bright to 6000 Lumens and it seems to indicate that all 3 lights can be on bright simultaneously. I left it on charge for several hours took it off and it wouldn't turn-on. It's plugged-in now and works but i think that sort of defeats the purpose for a lot of us who would rather not be tethered to a USB power-cable. I'll charge it once overnight and see if it will work without the cable being plugged-in.Fit: It stays on the head but gave me a headache almost right away. I left it on awhile and it got worse to where the headache was spreading to other areas. If you're prone to headaches this set-up probably isn't for you. (Most of us can't use bright lights like that either but I use dark reading glasses and needed the bright light for contrast for the art - the right kind of dark vision glasses can really help when combined with a bright light.) I'm going to read-up on some of the others and see if I can find one that has a different kind of headband.Included: plastic box to contain the rechargable battery (i assume), I could never get the battery case itself open. Light array attached to the front of the head band and the battery case, attached to the back with the charging port. Various wires connecting them on the left side of the band. One inch USB charging cube with USB to standard micro slot cable.Conclusion: If I can't figure out how to make the the headband less headache-inducing, or how to get the middle light to be full bright and not dim on the 3rd click, I'll return it.ETA: I added a star back because the tricky battery compartment can be opened by pushing the tab up not down. Then you remove 2 paper discs blocking the terminal from charging. Once that is done it doesn't dim the middle light on the 3rd click nearly as much.Updated June 2020: The batteries have stopped charging now so the light is dim now and no longer serves any purpose.

This light will fit 99%. XL heads with hard hats this will fit.Brightness is NO WHERE NEAR at bright as stated or wanted. Thay being said its a good light. That wont blind you. The ligjt adjust downward which is the main reason I purchase it. The rechargeable batteries are proprietary and will need to contact saler for replacement when time comes. Theres a light in the battery box thay tells you when your light is charged. USB chargingI would have like to have a red lens opition and more commonly known battery size. Most Definitely worth the money.

I found this offer on Snagshout and did my research. The reviews were good. So I ordered it. It came quickly and in good packaging. What a great headlamp. It is lightweight. It is easy to adjust. There were no instructions in the box, but it was easy to put the batteries in and figure out how to charge it. The light is super bright and lasts for the 1 hour walk I took the first night.

This is a rechargeable headlamp that comes with everything you need to use. The light is sturdy, so it's not exactly light-weight, but it's not heavy. It comes with a rechargeable battery and charging cable. Don't forget to pull the tab in the battery compartment so that you can use the product (otherwise you'll think it's not coming on!). There are 3 modes--regular, bright, and flashing. It sits well on the forehead so that it feels natural rather than awkward. I would purchase again and would recommend to others.

Light- flimsy – good battery’s The batteries are worth the price! Superglue the connections for the wiring on both ends. The first one I received one of the wires popped off within one hour of usage. Customer service was awesome they sent another one right away. I glued The connectors with superglue and have been using it for two weeks without an issue. The light pattern isn’t the greatest. I’ve owned several of these so I’m very familiar with them. This is the least expensive one I’ve ever purchased by far. It makes light!

So, i really like this headlamp.. i own several different kinds since where i live has no street lighting.. this led is by far the brightest, but it's trade off is it's also the heaviest on my head.. other rechargeable headlamps i have are much lighter and more padded, this one still requires the battery compartment on the back.. i love that it's rechargeable, but i wish it offered the zooming capabilities of others in this sizing..All in all, it's a great headlamp, and i'll use it quite often.. having the battery right next to my brain creeps me out a little.. but the lumens and the price, i just couldn't pass it up.. in fairness if i could rate 3.5 i would.

The headlamp works well and stays secure on you head despite its larger size compared to most headlamps. It is fairly comfortable and comes with rechargeable batteries and charging cables. I have not used it enough to rate the battery life or charging time, but for the money I would recommend the headlamp. My only real complaint is the claim that it is 6000 Lumens. I might believe it is 600, but I would guess 300-400 Lumens.