LED Headlamp Rechargeable, Super Bright 1500 Lumens 230° Wide Beam Headlamp, 3 Modes IPX6 Waterproof Lightweight Head Light with Taillight & Clips for Camping, Running,Fishing, Outdoors, Hard Hat Work

There are hundreds of flashlights products found online - many with misleading claims regarding lumen output. And of course, you are taking a leap of faith regarding the overall quality of an unknown brand. This headlamp is called "Pokiseed Pro 1500," which is certainly an odd brand name, but I was please when I unpacked the box. The the overall build quality of this headlamp seems to be very good. It comes with a durable zippered case and charge cord. While the battery case on the rear of the headband is slightly heavy, the comfortable wide headband makes that concern go away. It feels just fine when wearing. The claim of 1500 lumens max light output is definitely not true. I compared the fully charged headlamp to LED light bulbs, with know lumen output, screwed into a simple reflector work light. What I found was that the headlamp output was close to a 40-watt equivalent LED bulb, so perhaps 450 lumens. That's okay, because you don't want 1500 lumens with a headlamp anyways. (But it would be nice if these companies would stop making false claims.) That said, the Pokiseed headlamp provides very good lighting for working on projects and would also be great around a camp site. It will not throw much light in the far distance, but is perfect for getting things done. It provides a diffused wide angle light that is bright and does a very good job of lighting the task in front of you. Because of it's wide angled lighting, it is better as a work light than other headlamps that use a flashlight like reflector. I like this product and it is by far the best work headlamp I've owned. I have not been using this headlamp for very long yet, so these are first impressions. If the battery last a long time with frequent use, then it will be money well spent.

I love this very powerful headlamp. I have found so many uses for this! It holds a charge for a long time. It is super bright, very durable, and relatively comfortable (the rechargeable battery on the back is a bit clunky). I like that you can angle the light depending on what you are working on.

EXCELLENT HEADLIGHT - They Just Need To Sell Replacement Batteries. This Review is Mostly review vs the costly LITEBAND Headlight which starts at $90 (can be bought here on Amazon) not to mention the several other Headlights I've owned. I've Owned 3 or 4 LITEBAND Headlights that still works after years of use and i use them A LOT. Most that i bought were the 1400 Lumen Models but i bought a 2500 Lumen Model which i wasn't very impressed by. LITEBAND even sells replacement batteries that were $20 when i first started buying them. The Replacement Batteries are $35 now. That's how long the LITEBANDs Last - YEARS, long enough that some are on their 3rd Battery Replacement. So, with my last purchase a couple weeks ago i bought 2 of Replacement Batteries and with the cost of Batteries now i figured i'd roll the dice on a different and cheaper Headlight. First off, This one beats them all, hands down, at just $32. A feature i really like about this POKISEED Headlight is that the headlight part can be angled down - up to 90 degrees. Not only is it the brightest one i've ever bought but the light itself can be angled downward as mentioned before but it can be adjusted downward smoothly but sturdily. It's every bit of 1500 lumens. It's well built all around! Now it just a question of durability. Will this POKISEED have the longevity of the LITEBAND? Only time will tell. I'd still recommend the LITEBAND but the price seems to be a negative BUT if the longevity of this POKISEED is low then the price of the LITEBAND may be justified. This POKISEED seems well built but they don't sell replacement batteries which is going to be a problem. So at the throwaway cost of $32 then maybe that's what this headlight is, Just a throwaway headlamp that you trash and just buy a new one Again, They Just Need To Sell Replacement Batteries. I'm sure they Battery Container can be opened up and new batteries replaced and soldered in. It probably uses something like what Vapes or the other headlight i'm about to talk about use which is something like a 18650 Battery which tend to be long use batteries with great durability anyways. Then Again at just $32 for the headlamp it may just be worth it to trash the headlamp and buy an new one as good quality batteries will cost you $20. Attached is a Pic of my Headlight / Headlamp Collection. I'm Missing a LITEBAND or 2 that aren't pictured. They're around here somewhere but you get the gist

I recently picked up a 1500-lumen construction light bar for my hard hat, and I couldn’t be happier with the performance. Here’s a breakdown: Why It’s Great: 1. Brightness: At 1500 lumens, the light is incredibly bright, making it perfect for working in dark or low-light conditions. It lights up the entire work area with ease. 2. Battery Life: The battery lasts impressively long, even with continuous use. It’s reliable enough to get through a full shift without needing a recharge. 3. Durability: The construction feels sturdy, and it attaches securely to my hard hat, staying in place even during tough jobs. 4. Value: While it’s an investment, the quality and performance make it totally worth the price. If you’re in construction or any job that requires reliable lighting, this is a game-changer. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a bright, long-lasting, and durable light bar!

Loved this headlamp. Very comfortable , bright. I do handyman work and this thing comes in handy all the time. It’s great to see under cabinets, where the slotted screws are, and it lights up a broad area. It’s great in attics. Recently I rewired a 1950s house from ungrounded wire to grounded. I was in the attic for about three days. I charged it at night and it lasted for all the time I was in the attic. It does take a while to fully charge. I would give it five stars but there are two little problems. First one is a design problem. More of an annoyance. The on off switch directly on the back of the battery pack. If you’re in a tight space or just resting your head for a second you turn the thing off. No big deal. The second problem is much worse. On the third day if attic crawling I noticed some water dripping out of it. I don’t know if it was my sweat, or perhaps my water bottle spilled on it in the truck, but now half the leds are out. I’ve never had a problem in the rain, but perhaps I’ve just beat it up too much. Time for a new one I guess. It’s lasted almost two years prior to this attic, so it’s a great product for the money.

This thing works better than the sun. I used it night fishing and it lit up everything within 15 feet of me. The only downside was it attracted every mosquito on the lake so I had to keep turning it off. Looks goofy but performs exactly what I needed it for. Would definitely recommend getting one!

Tried this out on Halloween while handing out candy, and holy cow is this bright, I can buy the 1,000 LUMENS at least and maybe even the 1500 LUMENS claim. Pros: -Bright, I buy the 1500 lumens claim, if not at least 1,000 lumens. It's very bright, as I said, easily on par with the HURKINS ORBIT which when I was buying them were easily double the price and had none of the creature comforts of this thing. Straight ahead bright beam with a dial to adjust brightness. -USB C, glad this is accessible to lower priced items now, that we don't have to deal with MICRO B. -Adjustable light strip, that's so cool. Since at high brightness you can run the risk of washing out the map, so instead of having to switch to a lower brightness, you can tilt this slightly back like 20 degrees so it points more upwards. Or if you want to look at something on the ground, tilt it down nearly 90 degrees. -The strip sits off the head, problem with the HURKINS is it gets hot at high brightness. This doesn't have that issue since the strip housing isn't against the head, but about half an inch from it. If you touch the back of the actual strip at max brightness, it also gets uncomfortably hot, like 120F. Another benefit with this "FLOATING" is that air can move behind it and cool it that way. Would be better if they made that part of the headlamp aluminum, instead of plastic. -Comes with a nice carrying case as well, nice compact and has a carabiner, this won't take much space on your hike. Is a little tricky to put the headlamp back in the case. Cons: -CYCLING through brightness levels. This is the biggest issue. You turn it on with a push, and if you want to go through different brightness, you have to quickly press the button again, within like a second or two, otherwise the next button press will turn it off. Conclusion: 100% easy recommendation, and if you're intrepid enough, the 18650 cells are easy to replace and are set in like giant long AAs, with spring retention. This surprised me at this price point. The best feature by far being the fact that you can tilt the light strip to better suit your needs.

I’m actually kind of amazed at the amount of light that comes off of this lamp. Very comfortable, lighter, and fits much better when compared to other round headlamps I’ve paid the same amount of money for. The light is also widespread versus a round light, which is more focused.

Es un excelente producto, la batería si es duradera y la iluminación es buena.

Buy cheap, buy twice - as the saying goes. Well I bought four times, cheaper head torches all promising super bright lumey things and none delivered, all promised great battery life and none delivered, all have loads of useless light options, which you would never use. This head torch is just brilliant - it is, as other people have said, super bright with a wide arc. I have been using it every day for about 40 mins (on the bright mode) for six and a half weeks and I am only now just down to one of the five battery lights. When it got low on battery, as opposed to other head torches that just plunge you into darkness with no warning, this torch politely flashed twice to let me know and carried on working! It has three simple modes, super bright, bright and flashing - all with just a simple button press of the one button. I use it directly on my head, not on a hard hat and it is really comfy. I love that it has it's own hard case, so I can always keep it clean. Yes, it is expensive - but all the above are reasons why. I have actually bought a second one - which I suspect I will never need, but I don't think I would ever find a replacement for how good this one is, so I am not going to take that risk!

There are several things that I really like about this headlamp. - First and foremost, this headlamp is comfortable to wear. I often forget I have it on. - The light has a wide beam not a spotlight. It means that the entire area I am working on is well lit. - A really nice touch is that the light bar can tilt down or up. Depending on what I am working on, this is very helpful. - The battery lasts a very long time. I've yet to be working on a project where the battery ran out. The battery lasts so long that sometimes I put the headlamp away without recharging it. - It comes with a storage case. This is so nice as it protects the headlamp when stored in my toolkit or drawer

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