NC-Headlamps-70.2 Rechargeable LED Headlamp, Super Bright with XHP70.2 LED Chip, 8000 Lumens, 1640 Feet Beam Distance, 5 Modes, IPX45 Waterproof, USB Rechargeable, 1 Year Warranty

This light is the brightest head lamp in my house. The negative is that the batteries have a short life. On the high setting, which I need, they don’t last an hour even on a full charge. I have ordered some new batteries. I am hoping that after a full charge, my battery issue may just be solved. Otherwise, I may have to place it on the bench.

I love how bright it is but the battery life kind of sucks

I've been reviewing quite a few flashlights and headlamps and funny, I just reviewed a light that is exactly identical, under a different name. So this is yet another one of those private label products that multiple companies put their name on and sell it as their own. Not saying that is a terrible thing, just saying, this is not a unique product, so shop around for the best deal.It is a very heavy duty light, very well made on the light part, that is all metal. The battery box is plastic, but pretty thick. It is a very bright light, like twice as bright as the last spotlight I reviewed that claimed super bright. This one is much closer. Super bright seems to be a very vague and loose term here on the big A. But it is a bright light.Just the nature of this kind of light, it's not super comfortable and it is bulky. I think they did the best they could, but still might not be fun to wear long time. Although, if you put it over a hat or helmet, then it would probably be good.One thing I am not crazy about, same as the identical twin I reviewed, the on/off button is on the back of the light. So to turn it on or off you need to tilt the light forward. Not terrible, just trying to be detailed. On the same note, to turn it off completely, you have to cycle through all the modes every time. Not sure why they thought that was a good idea. Again, not the end of the world, but not ideal.Overall, it is a good light, great it's rechargeable and the price is not too bad. Long as you know it might not be super comfortable, I would recommend.

Appearance:Standard black headlamp with a battery pack on the back which helps to offset the weight of the flashlight. The top rotates up and down and the body allows you to pull the front to narrow the beam. Tighten the straps to fit your head.Assembly:This is out of the box, insert the batteries, and put this onto your head. There's not much to put together. You may want to charge this up before the first time you use it.Thoughts:This is my favorite headlamp right now (and I use a bunch of them for long working sessions). The straps are adjustable, but may be a little tight, even at the "loosest" position. Over time, this will be a good problem to have as the elastic starts to degrade on headlamps after a few or five years.The power button is easy to reach on the top of this lamp and allows you to control brightness levels or choose flashing.Overall: My New Favorite Head Lamp!Title: My New Favorite Head Lamp!Appearance: Nice black head lamp to help light the way while you are working or walking. The headband is a bit bulky, but it can also be considered heavy duty, and will protect your forehead from the head of the LED light.Assembly: Just pop the batteries in and charge this up. Put the flashlight onto your head and adjust the straps to your likeness. It's ready to use!Thoughts: I like this headlamp. The larger plastic portion at the base of the flashlight really does help to keep the heat out from your forehead, a problem with other flashlights. It's super bright, with adjustable brightness levels. I like that you can focus the beam, it's a must-have touch for my flashlights. 5/5Overall: Nice Head Lamp

Bright after coming off the charger but only lasts about 10 minutes

It’s a battery hog..probably lasts half what it should

Nice light just go dead faster Than my old one

very bright