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product_id: 115036502
title: "Headlamp. USB Rechargeable LED Head Lamp. Ultra Bright LUMINUS 1080 Lumen Headlamp Flashlight + Red Light. HeadLamps for Adults, Camping, Outdoors & Hard Hat Light. Zoomable IP54 Headlight"
brand: "danforce"
price: "€ 79.67"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 12
category: "Dan Force"
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# 1080 lumens ultra-bright LED 5000mAh USB rechargeable battery IPX54 water & dust resistant Headlamp. USB Rechargeable LED Head Lamp. Ultra Bright LUMINUS 1080 Lumen Headlamp Flashlight + Red Light. HeadLamps for Adults, Camping, Outdoors & Hard Hat Light. Zoomable IP54 Headlight

**Brand:** danforce
**Price:** € 79.67
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💡 Light Up Your Next Adventure with DanForce – Don’t Get Left in the Dark!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Headlamp. USB Rechargeable LED Head Lamp. Ultra Bright LUMINUS 1080 Lumen Headlamp Flashlight + Red Light. HeadLamps for Adults, Camping, Outdoors & Hard Hat Light. Zoomable IP54 Headlight by danforce
- **How much does it cost?** € 79.67 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- danforce enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted danforce brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Custom Comfort Fit:** Sweat-resistant adjustable headband with 90-degree tilt for personalized, all-day wearability and precision lighting.
- • **Illuminate Like a Pro:** Ultra-bright 1080 lumen LUMINUS LED with 4 versatile light modes including tactical red light for every scenario.
- • **Built for All Conditions:** Rugged IPX54-rated water and dust resistance ensures reliable performance rain or shine, mud or dust.
- • **Power Through Your Adventures:** Long-lasting 5000mAh rechargeable battery with USB Type-C charging keeps you going without interruption.
- • **Multi-Functional Tactical Gear:** Zoomable focus and secondary red light make it perfect for camping, hunting, fishing, and heavy-duty work.

## Overview

The DanForce Headlamp is a premium, US-designed LED headlamp delivering an ultra-bright 1080 lumens output with four light modes including a tactical red light. Featuring a powerful 5000mAh rechargeable battery with USB-C charging, it offers long-lasting use. Built tough with IPX54 water and dust resistance, an adjustable sweat-proof headband, and a zoomable focus, it’s engineered for comfort and versatility in all weather conditions—ideal for camping, tactical use, and heavy-duty outdoor work.

## Description

desertcart.com: Headlamp. USB Rechargeable LED Head Lamp. Ultra Bright LUMINUS 1080 Lumen Headlamp Flashlight + Red Light. HeadLamps for Adults, Camping, Outdoors & Hard Hat Light. Zoomable IP54 Headlight : Sports & Outdoors

Review: Sturdy and well built - I have two of these head lamps that I purchased in November of 2023 and let me tell you these have held up like nothing I have ever seen before. I have tried about four different brands which required replacement batteries which after recharging so many times they would no longer hold a charge and the batteries cost almost as much as the head lamp itself, so I decided to try the Dan Force headlamp and I’m so glad I did. I use these every night at my horse pasture and they still hold a charge for up to around 5 to 6 hours. And as for durability they are tuff. I often forget how far they extend from head and will lean into a wall and hit it, which I wouldn’t recommend because it really hurts and thought for sure that I had loosened the adjustment but surprisingly it didn’t. My barn has a double door on it and a lot of times I will only open the bottom door and duck under the top one. One night I forgot the top door wasn’t open and in a hurry walked full strut into the the top door hitting my head lamp so hard it cut the bridge of my nose when it folded down from the force. I thought for sure this time I had broken it, but that was over six months ago and it still works great. Mine do take quite a long time to charge fully though at least five to six hours but I run the batteries all the way down so I just charge them overnight and since I have two I almost always have a charge one ready to go. As far as brightness goes, they are outstanding. They don’t even begin to loose brightness until the batteries are down to the last little blue lite on the battery pack which I stated earlier is at least five hours. So “yes” I would highly recommend these headlamps they are a great value , extremely durable and I almost forgot to mention very comfortable. I have mine on for hour’s almost every night. Great product. Absolutely love them Update: February 26, 2025 One of my headlamps just died yesterday. I think maybe it got turned on while it was in my bag of clothes and I didn’t know it and the battery got completely drained. But also I do believe that this is the one that I hit with my barn door so that really doesn’t surprise me and that happened months ago. My other one is going strong after fifteen months of being used every day even in the rain. I just try not to let it get too wet and then dry it asap. So I will now order another one, but I really think that hitting it is why it isn’t working. It got hit really hard and it really hurt. Still my favorite headlamps ever.
Review: Not a bad light, a little heavy/bulky for me. better can be had for the price. - Edit. The company behind this headlamp is excellent and they really care about their customers and their product. They reached out offering to refund the cost which is both not necessary and way above and beyond for a semi unsatisfied customer. Look the lamp is great, it’s just not suitable for me. It’s a bit too big and heavy for my small head, and even though I have plenty of headlamps with built in batteries I prefer a headlamp that uses a high quality common battery such as an 18650 or 21700. Being able to replace the battery gives a few benefits, you can carry extra batteries and not have to worry about running out of juice or finding an outlet to charge which isn’t feasible if you’re out in the night or camping etc. you are also in control of the quality of cells as well as the capacity and discharge rating. Quality 18650s are around $4 each. I have a ton of the most common cell sizes. Original review; The lamp is dang bulky. I mean it’s not bad, but I have some concerns. It’s pretty bulky and can get uncomfortable after a while. Battery pack could get in the way if you’re lying on your back. You are at the mercy of the built in battery. Who knows the capacity, who knows if it’s a quality cell. Either way it is a lithium battery and will not last forever. Also the adjustable angle is 90 degrees which is fine, until you start to compare headlamps and see many are 180 degrees. Not a huge deal, just something to note. Look I was in the infantry for 10 years and I know and have relied on headlamps. Back then it was petzl no ifs and or buts. I still have a petzl that has dirt embedded in it from Afghanistan that’s over 15 years old and still works. It’s tech is now outdated, and pretty dim by today’s standards, but great for inconspicuous red light to do things close up like read a map (that’s why no red is used on military maps, you won’t see it with red light. ) anyway bright in a combat zone isn’t exactly what you want so I guess it’s perfect, but boy it sucks trying to use it to get things done when I need light. So I don’t use it. Cheap headlamps are way brighter nowadays, durability aside. I always keep multiple headlamps around as well as high quality flashlights, but I much prefer a headlamp for obvious reasons. Nowadays there are other high end quality headlamps besides petzl such as nitecore, Coast, and quite a few others I’m not too familiar with. Ok sorry about the tangent. So comparing this lamp to the tons that have copied the style of the nitecore h30, h33 and that’s where you see it’s not that great. First off this is very big and bulky, the h30/h33 copies are very small and light, just a tiny cylinder slightly bigger than an 18650 battery. Second, and this is important, they take 18650 batteries and that’s invaluable because that is where a headlamp will eventually fail. You Also can’t be sure of the quality of a built in cell, and finally you can easily carry two spares in a case that’s about 1/3 the size of a pack of cigarettes (no I don’t smoke). Also you can decide the brand and capacity battery you want. Or if you don’t want to bother with batteries they all come with one battery and the ability to charge via cable, so it will function no differently than this headlamp as far as that goes. But know if you want spares or a higher capacity battery or you just need to replace the original it cost about $3-4 for a good name brand 18650 battery (Sony, Panasonic, molicel, Sanyo, etc). I have tons of 18650s and chargers. Next point is Angle adjustment. Those styles I’m comparing to have 180 degree rotation, is it necessary? maybe in some situations, but maybe not. Nice to have it. Next you can remove the headlamp from the strap easily to clip it on yourself or mount magnetically because it’s magnetic. Also the ones i bought are super bright. Like really bright, probably not as bright as the nitecore they get their designs from, but less than a third of the cost. Finally they are cheaper than this headlamp and with all the other factors, most important being illumination (very bright with good beam angle and far throw), next removable high quality cells, 3rd being very light weight and small, the adjustability, and versatility, and finally price. RIt’s just unmatched. I paid $25 for the nitecore Lookalikes and $29 for this, not a huge difference until you consider the facts I just laid out. Oh and bonus is having memory so when you turn it on it goes to the last function you used and you don’t have to cycle through them every time you use the light. I will say this light is bright with a great cast and excellent red light as well. My gripes with this light are mainly personal due to personal preferences so don’t knock this great light just because it’s not a good fit for me.

## Features

- DanForce Bold-S USB rechargeable LED headlamp provides bright hands-free lighting for camping, work, outdoor use, and hard hat lighting needs.
- Built-in rechargeable power design supports convenient USB charging while keeping the product positioned as a complete headlamp for everyday use.
- Adjustable headband and lightweight fit help keep the headlamp comfortable during long outdoor, work, and travel use.
- Multiple light modes, red light function, and zoomable beam allow practical lighting control for different environments.
- Aluminum construction and water-resistant design make the headlamp suitable for camping, work, travel, and general low-light conditions.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07FLK7V3H |
| Additional Features | Adjustable Light Modes, Secondary Red Light |
| Battery Description | Lithium-Ion Polymer |
| Battery Type | Lithium Polymer |
| Beam Angle | 90 degrees |
| Best Sellers Rank | #865 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #9 in Camping Headlamps |
| Brand Name | DanForce |
| Color | Proxima |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 18,020 Reviews |
| Finish Types | Painted |
| Included Components | Bold-S headlamp, Head Band, Carry bag, Type-C cable |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 5"D x 4.92"W x 3.46"H |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 5"L x 4.92"W x 3.46"H |
| Item Weight | 8.8 ounces |
| Light Output Maximum | 1080 lumens |
| Light Source Special Features | 4 Light Modes, High Power, Long Range, Rechargeable,Secondery Red Light , Rear safety light , Ultra Bright |
| Light Source Type | LED |
| Manufacturer | DanForce |
| Manufacturer Part Number | A1 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 90 days from day of purchase . |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
| Model Number | Bold-S |
| Mounting Type | Head Mount |
| Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Light Sources | 3 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Tactical use, camping, outdoors, fishing, hunting, heavy duty work |
| Set Name | DanForce |
| Shape | Headlamp |
| Special Feature | Adjustable Light Modes, Secondary Red Light |
| Style Name | headlamp |
| UPC | 850004514023 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Voltage | 3.7 volts |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| White Brightness | 1080 lumens |

## Product Details

- **Color:** Proxima
- **Light Source Type:** LED
- **Material:** Aluminum
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered
- **Special Feature:** Adjustable Strap, Secondery Red Light

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Waterproof?  Water resistant?  Does rainy weather have an impact?**
A: It's NOT waterproof , it's no more water resistant than all the others claiming the same thing , it should still function in a light drizzle but anything more i think you will have issues. I have taken it apart there are NO seals of any kind or any other features that would make it more water resistant than any other model .

**Q: How long do the batteries last? what is the run time when it is on max brightness?**
A: On maximum brightness (all three lights on) my unit is pulling 1300 mAH. The cells provided are labeled 2200 mAH. There are two batteries connected in parallel. Two times 2200 mAH equals 4400 mAH.  4400 mAH divided by 1300 equals 3.38 hours. However as the voltage drops the amps being pulled also drops. You are probably looking at 3.5 to 4 hours on high. But don't run your cells completely down. It will drastically shorten their lives. As soon as you notice any dimming at all, stop and recharge or swap out the cells for a charged set.

**Q: Can you purchase a second set of batteries And charge them without the headlamp unit? So you can use the headlamp and charge back up batteries? Link?**
A: Yes you can charge a battery outside the headlamp, but you need an external 18650 lithium-ion battery charger, you can purchase this on Amazon, just search for the "18650 lithium-ion charger"
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=18650+lithium-ion+charger&ref=nb_sb_noss_2

**Q: This product description says this light weighs 22 pounds. Is that a miss print?**
A: The description from Amazon says 10.6 ounces, so way under 1 pound (which is 16 ounces).

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sturdy and well built
*by S***. on January 31, 2025*

I have two of these head lamps that I purchased in November of 2023 and let me tell you these have held up like nothing I have ever seen before. I have tried about four different brands which required replacement batteries which after recharging so many times they would no longer hold a charge and the batteries cost almost as much as the head lamp itself, so I decided to try the Dan Force headlamp and I’m so glad I did. I use these every night at my horse pasture and they still hold a charge for up to around 5 to 6 hours. And as for durability they are tuff. I often forget how far they extend from head and will lean into a wall and hit it, which I wouldn’t recommend because it really hurts and thought for sure that I had loosened the adjustment but surprisingly it didn’t. My barn has a double door on it and a lot of times I will only open the bottom door and duck under the top one. One night I forgot the top door wasn’t open and in a hurry walked full strut into the the top door hitting my head lamp so hard it cut the bridge of my nose when it folded down from the force. I thought for sure this time I had broken it, but that was over six months ago and it still works great. Mine do take quite a long time to charge fully though at least five to six hours but I run the batteries all the way down so I just charge them overnight and since I have two I almost always have a charge one ready to go. As far as brightness goes, they are outstanding. They don’t even begin to loose brightness until the batteries are down to the last little blue lite on the battery pack which I stated earlier is at least five hours. So “yes” I would highly recommend these headlamps they are a great value , extremely durable and I almost forgot to mention very comfortable. I have mine on for hour’s almost every night. Great product. Absolutely love them Update: February 26, 2025 One of my headlamps just died yesterday. I think maybe it got turned on while it was in my bag of clothes and I didn’t know it and the battery got completely drained. But also I do believe that this is the one that I hit with my barn door so that really doesn’t surprise me and that happened months ago. My other one is going strong after fifteen months of being used every day even in the rain. I just try not to let it get too wet and then dry it asap. So I will now order another one, but I really think that hitting it is why it isn’t working. It got hit really hard and it really hurt. Still my favorite headlamps ever.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not a bad light, a little heavy/bulky for me. better can be had for the price.
*by M***. on August 9, 2025*

Edit. The company behind this headlamp is excellent and they really care about their customers and their product. They reached out offering to refund the cost which is both not necessary and way above and beyond for a semi unsatisfied customer. Look the lamp is great, it’s just not suitable for me. It’s a bit too big and heavy for my small head, and even though I have plenty of headlamps with built in batteries I prefer a headlamp that uses a high quality common battery such as an 18650 or 21700. Being able to replace the battery gives a few benefits, you can carry extra batteries and not have to worry about running out of juice or finding an outlet to charge which isn’t feasible if you’re out in the night or camping etc. you are also in control of the quality of cells as well as the capacity and discharge rating. Quality 18650s are around $4 each. I have a ton of the most common cell sizes. Original review; The lamp is dang bulky. I mean it’s not bad, but I have some concerns. It’s pretty bulky and can get uncomfortable after a while. Battery pack could get in the way if you’re lying on your back. You are at the mercy of the built in battery. Who knows the capacity, who knows if it’s a quality cell. Either way it is a lithium battery and will not last forever. Also the adjustable angle is 90 degrees which is fine, until you start to compare headlamps and see many are 180 degrees. Not a huge deal, just something to note. Look I was in the infantry for 10 years and I know and have relied on headlamps. Back then it was petzl no ifs and or buts. I still have a petzl that has dirt embedded in it from Afghanistan that’s over 15 years old and still works. It’s tech is now outdated, and pretty dim by today’s standards, but great for inconspicuous red light to do things close up like read a map (that’s why no red is used on military maps, you won’t see it with red light. ) anyway bright in a combat zone isn’t exactly what you want so I guess it’s perfect, but boy it sucks trying to use it to get things done when I need light. So I don’t use it. Cheap headlamps are way brighter nowadays, durability aside. I always keep multiple headlamps around as well as high quality flashlights, but I much prefer a headlamp for obvious reasons. Nowadays there are other high end quality headlamps besides petzl such as nitecore, Coast, and quite a few others I’m not too familiar with. Ok sorry about the tangent. So comparing this lamp to the tons that have copied the style of the nitecore h30, h33 and that’s where you see it’s not that great. First off this is very big and bulky, the h30/h33 copies are very small and light, just a tiny cylinder slightly bigger than an 18650 battery. Second, and this is important, they take 18650 batteries and that’s invaluable because that is where a headlamp will eventually fail. You Also can’t be sure of the quality of a built in cell, and finally you can easily carry two spares in a case that’s about 1/3 the size of a pack of cigarettes (no I don’t smoke). Also you can decide the brand and capacity battery you want. Or if you don’t want to bother with batteries they all come with one battery and the ability to charge via cable, so it will function no differently than this headlamp as far as that goes. But know if you want spares or a higher capacity battery or you just need to replace the original it cost about $3-4 for a good name brand 18650 battery (Sony, Panasonic, molicel, Sanyo, etc). I have tons of 18650s and chargers. Next point is Angle adjustment. Those styles I’m comparing to have 180 degree rotation, is it necessary? maybe in some situations, but maybe not. Nice to have it. Next you can remove the headlamp from the strap easily to clip it on yourself or mount magnetically because it’s magnetic. Also the ones i bought are super bright. Like really bright, probably not as bright as the nitecore they get their designs from, but less than a third of the cost. Finally they are cheaper than this headlamp and with all the other factors, most important being illumination (very bright with good beam angle and far throw), next removable high quality cells, 3rd being very light weight and small, the adjustability, and versatility, and finally price. RIt’s just unmatched. I paid $25 for the nitecore Lookalikes and $29 for this, not a huge difference until you consider the facts I just laid out. Oh and bonus is having memory so when you turn it on it goes to the last function you used and you don’t have to cycle through them every time you use the light. I will say this light is bright with a great cast and excellent red light as well. My gripes with this light are mainly personal due to personal preferences so don’t knock this great light just because it’s not a good fit for me.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great headlamp for the price, it does the job.
*by B***. on March 10, 2026*

Good alternative to those AAA battery sucker Energizer headlights. I used to use those Energizer headlights for years. Went looking for a new one and decided to try the DanForce. So far, I've had it since April of 2025 and it has been holding up good, so far. The LED's are quite bright. They do dim down a bit after it has been on for a little while, but that is normal for high powered LED's as they tend to heat up a bit. Love the swivel tilt hinge on the front. Was surprised it would tilt nearly straight down. The Energizer headlamps wouldn't tilt that far. Also the Energizer headlamp elastic bands would ALWAYS get stretched out sooo bad eventually, and then couldn't fit it on my head. So far the DanForce elastic band hasn't stretched (much). One issue I do have is unless you have the elastic band on quite firmly, the headlight will start sliding down the front of my head into my eyes. When I thought I had it set right, I'd use it for a little bit and suddenly it was sliding into my face. Will see if it stays put this time and will update this review accordingly. Battery life... well, they claim 10 hours. You won't get 10 hours out of a full charge. I decided to start timing it each time I used it, and then totaled up by the time it was at one bar left. I got just a bit over 7.5 hours worth. That was using it 10 minutes here, 30 minutes there, 15 minutes here etc. However, this last full charge each time I used it I had used it for extended periods while working on my car at night. An hour and a half here, 2 hours there. I found with heavy usage, the battery doesn't last as long. I got about 5.5 hours this last time. Perhaps the shorter periods of use allow the battery to recover a bit. And heavy usage generates more heat, so that may be the reason for the shorter life. And just for the record, that was using the second light setting with the 2 outside lights, since I do not use the focused beam. One thing I really have a gripe with... the battery recharge time. This thing takes FOREVER to charge back up! I'm talking 6 - 8 hours. Even when I'm using a proper high speed USB-C charging cable plugged into a high output USB-C port, it still takes a long time. That really sucks when I absolutely NEED to use it to finish up some work. I was tempted to dock a star off this review because of that, however this headlight has worked great so far. If you're not going to offer removable batteries, at least put a little more juice the charge speed. I don't have any other headlamps to use while I'm waiting on this one to charge. Other than that, pretty good headlamp.

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