Energizer PRO LED Headlamp, IPX4 Water Resistant Headlamps, High-Performance Head Light for Outdoors, Camping, Running, Storm, Survival LED Light for Emergencies (Batteries Included)

This headlamp is super bright and reliable! The multiple light settings make it great for everything from camping to working around the house. It’s lightweight, comfortable to wear, and the adjustable strap fits well. The battery life lasts a long time, and I love that it even comes with batteries included. Definitely a great value and a must-have for outdoor activities or emergencies.

I got this because I had to go into my crawl space and instead of having to carry a flashlight or put up lighting that didn't help you see anyway. It worked better than I thought it would. It's well made, It fits well and anywhere you look it beams the light there. It's bright and made my job so much easier. I haven't used the red blinking lights but they are very bright and would be seen if it's for a bike ride or out in the dark. Very inexpensive and good quality

I love these Energizer PRO260 series headlamps. The LEDs are a big improvement on the older models with clean super bright light output and are very suitable for multiple outdoor uses. That said I always exercise a strict personal light discipline when in the field only using the minimum necessary light to achieve the task and preferring to use a low detection red light if I use any light at all. With this in mind the red light is the first in the sequence of lights and can be turned on and off on its own without going through the complete sequence of white lights, which is ideal for a low personal visibility in the field. These lights are also very affordable. The headband is a separate component and not built into the unit as was the case with older models so when it ages and loses its elasticity it can easily be replaced. I'm a big fan of having lights and headlamps stashed in multiple locations including kits, go bags, field kits and vehicles, or on the bedside cabinet.NOTE: I have noticed that these headlamps tend to chew through batteries at a much faster rate than the older models but that is a small price to pay for the higher and better quality light output.

Nice, works well.Plenty bright enough for our needs.Good value IMHO.Comfortable to wear.The beam is wide enough and long enough to illuminate a trail in the woods adequately.Haven't run the batteries down yet so not sure about how long they will last but they are working well for our limited needs.Good for working on home and auto repairs too.Only negative is the on off switches are illogical and a bit hard to use. I really just need an on off switch and a high low switch, still can't get the push button pattern of this headlamp straight in my head yet.

Initial impression is very good. It’s bright and lightweight so comfortable to wear. On high, it’s much brighter than I expected. Dimming seems to work well. There are no instructions at all so it’s trial and error using the one button to do everything from selecting the lighting mode to dimming to turning it on/off. I can now see why a model with memory would be handy. The second button is just for the red and green lights which I’ll probably never use. My previous head lamp was also a one button thing but only had hi/lo. Worked great until the battery door clips broke. This seems like a good replacement at 1/3 the cost. Pretty happy with it since I have very minimal needs.

As a HUGE Flashlight aficionado I have dozens of headlamps of all kinds from many manufacturers, dozens of flashlights from cheap to more expensive and a number of bike lights too as I LOVE to ride at night on pitch dark trails and roads with only the lights lighting the way.I own a few other Energizer headlamps including their green 250 lumen version which I also like very much. I got this one as I wanted something even brighter in a small package. I'm glad I got this one.While this doesn't have the variable brightness dimming feature of the green 250 lumen light, which I really like, once you play around with the various setting on this light you can get 4 basic light output settings which is good enough for just about any situation. The Green one is capable of going Very dim so if you need a light to be able to go dim for use in reading something and conserving power, then that light might be a better choice. This light does have a Low setting of 45 lumen which is good enough to be able to read something on white paper and not be blinded by the reflection though.The biggest feature of this light other than it's brightness is what's called the "DIGITAL DIMMING" feature which uses Energizers gradual "dimming" technology to gradually CHANGE between the two flood lights on either side of the light and the bright main beam in the middle. You can stop anywhere in between to achieve a balance between both types of beams or go all the way to spot at which point the two FLOOD beams will go off completely, OR go all the way to FLOOD which still leaves the main light on in very low power which gives just a SLIGHT hotpspot in the middle of the light which is good as it gives a slight extra middle light beam. This light is bright enough that the wide flood mode just described is bright enough for most applications and I believe it will also save the batteries some too. It's about twice as bright as the FLOOD mode on the 250 Lumen Green light mentioned previously.I've discovered that the main light is obviously the brightest at the max of 400 lumens, then by putting the FOCUS mode on the spot light, that's probably about 300 lumens light as it's not as bright as when it's on the high maximum mode, then the "Digital flood" mode on MAX FLOOD mode is probably about 120 to 150 lumens but unfortunately the packaging gives NO details about this and finally the main mode LOW mode is the dimmest which is does mention that it's 45 lumens.I used 1100MA rechargeable batteries in all my lights and so far I've gotten at least several hours with this light mostly on high as I've taken it out to the woods to to test it and it's still going strong.As with most all of these brighter Energizer lights, including the Green one, there is a bit of a SPILL from the main light that gets into your eyes and can be annoying or distracting. Just putting a bit of electrical tape or black duct tape on the bottom of it solves this problem. This was much worse with the GREEN 250L light but again, small piece of electrical tape solved the problem so it's a very minor issue but one I wish Energizer would address though.The straps on these lights are all very comfortable as I often end up leaving it on for many minutes and sometimes a half hour or more without even thinking about it as I forget that it's on my head as It's so comfortable. I use it while biking as well and regular bumps don't move it but I don't go mountain biking or do jumps. Others have said that it wouldn't stay put in that situation unless you really tighten it a lot.One thing I noticed about this light, and I don't know if it's supposed to be this way or if it's just mine as it doesn't say at all on the packaging, but when you put the light on the highest setting, it seems to have an AUTO BRIGHTENING for some reason. It will start out at probably 250 lumens then pretty quickly, over about the next 20 to 30 seconds, increase to the full 400 lumens.I'm not entirely sure why it does this though I have read in other lights that have this feature that it's done to help protect the LED's themselves from sudden voltage spikes. This helps the LED's last longer by not subjecting it to abrupt max voltage input when the light it put on high. I assume that this is the same reason that Energizer did this too, unless it's just my particular one that has this quirk I'm not sure. I'll check some other reviews and update this here if I find that to be the case.Overall I'm very happy with this light and if needed I would gladly get another one.

Very packable and has good brightness. Was nice to tear down camp on dark mornings.