Red Light Headlamp,3 Mode Red LED headlamp,Zoomable Red headlamp,Adjustable Focus Red LED Headlight for Astronomy, Aviation, Night Observation,etc

I had a hard time finding a headlamp that was just red. Most cycle between red and white, which defeats the purpose of keeping night vision. This one cycles between bright red, dimmer red, and flashing red. It’s easy to operate, comfortable (although it’s a little bulky, but not overly so), and sturdy. The bright red is almost like having a red flashlight, as it’s very bright. I use this for nighttime photography, where I need to see camera buttons without ruining my night vision, and the dimmer setting works well for that.

A rare combination of RED + BRIGHT! LOVE this light!!

Does not include micro USB B cord to charge but your own cord fits in slot under battery pack. Plugged in directly can power weak red beam but not high beam or flutter beam. Pressure included batteries are thus rechargeable after 5 hours of use that other buyers reported. Headlamp tilts out by finger toggle to 3 click stops. By rotating/ pulling lamp outwards to “ zoom in “ (focus beam) to smaller 1 foot square beam at 5 meters. Seems very well built. No instructions in box.

This head lamp has been a favorite tool of mine when hunting. It has two settings one bright and one a little dimmer. This headlamp also has a strobe light setting... not sure when this would come into play, but I love this head lamp. It is very durable, it is comfortable to wear... although I’m usually wearing it over a backwards cap or a scull cap in the cold season. I really like that you can charge a rechargeable battery or use AA batteries. I usually use AA’s and find that I am not changing out batteries very often at all. I can’t say enough positive things about this head lamp.

The swivel for adjusting the angle is nice, strap over the top of the head makes it a comfortable fit (if you're worried about looking like a geek wearing this, well, you're probably already one from reading this in the first place). It's my go-to red light source for astronomy. Two dings on it though - is it rechargeable or not (if using rechargeable batteries)? There is a port for plugging in a charger, but otherwise, it's batteries you install. Second one is the three clicks - bright, low, and flashing. Have to remember to close your eyes when turning off from the low setting so the strobe flashing doesn't degrade your night vision (seems like it strobes at the bright setting). A single on/off high/low/strobe setting would be better.