OLIGHT Perun Mini LED Headlamp 1000 Lumens Rechargeable, Right Angle Flashlight with Headband, EDC Handheld Flashlight for Camping, Running, Outdoor, Power Outage, Night Fishing, and Riding

Forget the price and buy NO Other brand. On the 2 setting, and it takes almost an hour to recharge after 12-16 hours, but when marking a cut line it makes my old eyes feel new even at the end of a day. 4 brightness levels, moon - eco, which I use - low - high. If you wear it with a beanie you will forget you have it on until you happen to look in the mirror. it hits my sight line exactly with many adjustments: slide the strap left right, then tilt till happy. Probably 15 degrees up or down. Oh, the charging connection is MAGNETIC. Get it close and Voila...Yes it remembers where you were, and comes on where you left off. Hold the button down and it scrolls through the settings till you are satisfied.

I love this little flashlight. It's incredibly bright when it needs to be but the nightlight mode works well for most around camp activities. It's very well made and the included magnetic charger is definitely a plus.The one problem I have is the velcro backing to the adjustable holder that attaches it to the elastic head band. When attached, there is about a 1/2" of exposed velcro above and below the elastic band that is not comfortable against your head and it gets stuck to EVERYTHING! Your fleece, the band itself, your hair, etc. Velcro is just bad on outdoor camping things in general but this drops this system a star. It would work great on a hat with a velcro patch but using it with the head band will leave you cussing it every now and again.

This was even more useful than I had hoped. I wanted something small for my EDC set of "necessities" and this seemed to fit the bill. And, having used it for a few weeks now, I can say it far exceeds my requirements.This little sucker can get VERY bright if you need it to, but even the low power (i.e. longer battery life) settings are more than adequate for most situations. But the thing that really surprised me was the headband holder/mount. I figured it would be one of those gadgets that sound cooler in principle than in actuality. Was I wrong. I've already used it on three or four "projects" (including an extended power outage) where having light "exactly where you need it" without needing a free hand, was literally game-changing.I bought this brand because I already owned (and loved) its bigger brother, but I find that I use this smaller one 90% of the time. Highly Recommended!!

Great light made by OLIGHT, I like the option that it’s 90 degree facing forward and makes it easy to light your path with different light changing intensity and now OLIGHT gives you the option to have a Velcro light holder patch for a hat or for a front jacket Velcro option to be able to attach the flashlight to the Velcro holder makes for another option to be hands free.One could also secure the light to anything thatthe clip could hold on to.I bought a second light, other light I gave it to other family memberBought another small pocket size OLIGHT light frontal light with a small led in the switch that tells you the amount of battery left until discharged.Other small OLIGHT FLASHLIGHT it’s a little more led power.I would recommend this product.

Love this light as it's exactly what I need for night time walking of my dogs and also for many camping situations. With two dogs and two leashes, I don't have a free hand to deploy and hold a flashlight. The light weight and strong clip of the Perun Mini answer the call of duty. I don't use the patch mount and instead just use the clip because the Perun Mini is so lightweight. Depending on the weather, I'll either clip it upside-down to a beanie or right-side-up to the collar of my t-shirt. On a shirt I can slide it up the collar a bit so the "hang" will direct the light exactly where I want it to be on the ground.So why 2 stars? At home I would leave it on the magnetic cable plugged into a random 2.0A output charger so the flashlight would always be ready for an impromptu dog walk. But I noticed that it wasn't turning on immediately after being taken off the mag cable. It would take several button pushes and even several seconds of holding the button down to get the light to turn on. No, I did not have it in LOCK mode. I thought the button was defective, but I realized that the flashlight operated flawlessly after several minutes of being used. So now that I have figured out what's wrong I just don't keep it connected to the mag cable until I need to charge it, but that sucks because keeping it on the charger is a great place to remember where it is and always have it charged. Is this a problem with the battery? I don't know.