Blukar LED Headlamp Rechargeable, 2000L Super Bright Headlight Flashlight | 8 Modes & Stepless Dimming, Spotlight & Floodlight, Motion Sensor, IPX5 Waterproof for Camping,Hiking,Running,Fishing -2 Pack

Bought a bunch of these throughout the years from amazon and I got to say these are easily the best I've owned period. Easy to recharge give so much light and they keep ticking even if they take a licking. Look very nice as well. The weight is fine fo what they are they sure don't feel to heavy for me maybe for a small woman but I doubt it.

This is a solid headlamp for many reasons. I like headlamps for multiple reasons but the two main ones: working in low light situations and when I take my dog out at night. The sensor for turning the light on/off with the wave of a hand is one of my favorites. I find it works great and rarely triggers accidentally. Another favorite, it's incredibly bright but you have the ability to dim or brighten, which is a great feature. There are 5 settings, two bright options, a wide less penetrating light, red light and flashing red light. Once you find the setting you want to use, you can then press the other button to turn the sensor on. It works great, rechargeable instead of batteries, and the battery life is solid. Honestly, for roughly $11 for two, I think it's a great purchase. I just bought these so I can't attest to the longevity/durability at this point. But at this cost, it's a minimal concern.

I’ve been using these headlamps for approximately 3 weeks now, and here is what I think this far:Performance & Battery: The light output is very good and covers exactly what you need. I get about 3 hours of continuous run-time on a single charge. On the charger they go from empty to full in about an hour.Pro Tip on Battery Life: Pay close attention to the blue indicator lights! When the battery gets near the end, the light will start to shut off randomly. If you keep an eye on those LEDs, you won’t get caught in the dark unexpectedly, like I did while working in a storage unit.A Note for Mechanics: If you are working under a vehicle, be very careful with the motion sensor feature. It's handy for most tasks, you should keep it turned OFF when you’re under a transmission or unbolting heavy components. If the sensor triggers and the light cuts out while you're mid-task, it can be a safety hazard. Almost got punched in the face by a driveshaft when I unbolted the u joint and the light figured there was not enough motion to detect.Overall: Great value for the price, especially when compared to the prices in the stores. The design is solid, and they don't feel like cheap light. They are pretty well made. As long as you manage the motion sensor settings based on your environment.

Very convenient. Many adjustments are available on this unit. Different directions for the light beam AND dimmable.Also red light that I use in my barn with my cattle every night.Have lasted one year so far. No sign of failure. Recharge about 3 to 4 weeks

The head lamp comes with a charger. When it is charged up it is very bright. It also has different functions on the switch where you can have it flash off and on or solid. It also has that strap which is very adjustable to your head. The quality of the headlamp is very well made. The light does last for a while when you have it charged up. When I use the lamp I charged it up one time. And I was able to use it for several days. But I didn't have it on all the time just using it off and on when needed. Quality is good.

More than worth it for the price point! The Blukar LED headlight sits very comfortably on the head, not too tight not too loose and you can dial in the fit with the adjustable band. The light itself is an amazing 2000 lumens which can light up your whole backyard! The light also has a spotlight, floodlight and dim modes. The dim is excellent because you can control how dim it shines by continually pressing the button to your desired brightness. The floodlight lets you see anything in the vicinity you're shining at with no problem. It has a 1200mah battery so you would not want to run it on high output too long. A high bright mode could last you about 2 to 4 hours, while a medium brightness for about 8 to twelve hours. Lower light can last thirty hours! For this price point that's really good. And, with its ipx5 water rating it can handle the rain and even heavy rain, but you would not want to expect endless hours of wear in the rain or dropping it into a submersion. That said, you would definitely have to pay more for a higher rated headlight.I really like the motion sensor feature which can allow you to just wave the light on and off with your hand, although, the power button is intuitive and easy to turn the light off and on without taking the headlight off. It has red light for night vision mode and flashing red for rescue/signaling mode. One final note, this light does not take replaceable batteries. I like that because I just use a power bank to charge it instead of worrying about batteries while outdoors.

So I bought the Blukar LED Rechargeable Headlamp for night fishing and I can tell you it has been perfect for me.2000 lumens will make a huge difference if you're out at night by the water. Not only will it illuminate a large area, but it also makes those tasks such as setting up, tying knots and moving around a lot easier and safer. When this is in place, you can also dim the light if you don't always want it on full brightness.One thing that really stood out to me is the battery life. I was extremely surprised by how long a simple charge would last, easily getting me through a long day of fishing. That's a huge plus when you're in the dark.It's also very comfortable to wear. The strap can be adjusted and it sits nice and comfortably on your head without it getting too tight or heavy after several hours.Overall, this headlamp did exactly what I needed it to do. Bright, reliable, comfortable and long-lasting. Perfect for night fishing or any other activities like that. Highly recommend!

I imagine, like me, the average person looking at these isn't looking for something ultra high grade and high performance they need to use everyday, but rather a convenient light source they can have stashed somewhere for occasional or emergency use, like if you have to change a flat tire on the side of the road at night or as part of an emergency supply bag. For that sort of thing, these headlamps fit the bill perfectly, as they can put out a lot of light for the size and pricepoint while also having solid battery life while being USB-C rechargeable. Good enough performance to get the job done while cheap enough (especially since they're a two pack) that you can just toss one in a glovebox and not feel like you just spent a bunch of money on something you might only rarely use.

Great price and they work great. Nice and bright, I would buy again.

I was introduced to the wonders of headlamps during a long power outage a few years ago. I was happy to see these come up on Amazon because it said they have a couple of features that my dollar store ones don’t.These arrive in a small box of two, each with its own charging cable and there’s also an instruction booklet.The headlamps themselves are well-constructed. The band is wide and elasticized, with a buckle for easy adjustment. It does stay put on the head. The lights have a choice of switch operation or motion sensor. You can cycle through 5 different modes of operation by clicking the on/off switch:1. once for the round spotlight to come on only2. twice for the yellow rectangular LED3. three times for both the round spot and rectangular together (brightest)4. four times for a red light from the rectangular LED5. five time for the red light to continuously flash.If you wait too long between clicks, the lamps will reset and just switch off when you click again, so you need to cycle through rather quickly.The option to use the motion sensor instead of the switch is great, and something I’ve not seen before. Changing over to the motion sensor operation is as simple as using the switch operation.The light is clear and bright and provides a strong, hands-free beam in front of you for tasks, dog-walking (those mornings and nights are dark again), and running outdoors. I last used one to search the car for a lost earring. They’re just so handy. The lights sit on a panel that tilts, to allow you to get that light beam exactly where you need it to be.They’re comfortable and last a long time between charges! I would highly recommend these good-quality headlamps; you’ll probably use them more often than you think!

Queste due lampade arrivano a casa all’interno di una scatolina di cartone accompagnate da due cavetti usb-c per la ricarica e dal manuale d’uso.Sono due lampade ben fatte. I materiali sono di buona qualità, e sono robuste e resistenti. L’elastico è sufficientemente grande e può essere regolato per adattarsi alla propria testa.Nella parte inferiore abbiamo due pulsanti, uno per accensione/spegnimento e impostazione di 5 modalità luminose (inclusa una luce rossa di emergenza), e l’altro invece che attiva il sensore di movimento e che permette di accendere le luci su tre diversi livelli solo quando si rileva qualcosa di fronte a noi.Le luci vengono emesse da due led. Uno a corto raggio che emette un raggio luminoso più focalizzato alla zona circostante e che è perfetta per illuminare quello che si ha davanti. Il secondo invece è pensato per illuminare lunghe distanze; stiamo parlando anche di 100/150 M di distanza.Il sensore funziona molto bene, e si illumina quasi sempre anche con oggetti fissi che potrebbero rappresentare un ostacolo, come alberi, staccionate e simili. La luminosità mi ha lasciato davvero senza parole. Queste due lampade infatti sono super luminose, specialmente quando alla massima potenza con entrambi i led attivi. Sono così luminose che si rischia di accecare chi si ha di fronte se si è in compagnia.Ovviamente, più la luminosità è alta, più la batteria si scarica in fretta. L’autonomia tuttavia è buona e si riesce tranquillamente a raggiungere diverse ore di utilizzo continuo prima che inizi a scaricarsi e ridurre la potenza emessa. Ci vuole qualche oretta per caricarle, e non è possibile sostituire al volo la batteria interna.Questo significa che se si è su un percorso al buio sarà necessario fermarsi e scambiare le lampade, o semplicemente caricare la batteria della lampada scarica con un power bank, che personalmente porto sempre con me quando sono fuori.Una menzione da fare che ho apprezzato è che sono impermeabili. Sono certificate IPX5, quindi significa che possono resistere a abbondanti schizzi d’acqua e anche un’eventuale pioggia. Entrambi i pulsanti, così come l’entrata USB, sono infatti coperti con tappi in gomma per proteggerli dall’acqua.Io le ho prese per delle escursioni notturne, ma sinceramente dopo averle testate credo che inizierò ad utilizzarle anche in molte altre occasioni. Sono comodissime ad esempio per illuminare un vano motore mantenendo entrambe le mani libere, ma anche più in generale quando si lavora al buio, o per esempio quando si va a pesca, quando si va a correre, o se si è in bici di sera. In quest’ultimo caso bisogna fare attenzione a regolare la luce affinché non accechi eventuali macchine che si hanno di fronte.Ad oggi (Ottobre 2024) la coppia viene venduta a poco meno di €20, prezzo che reputo corretto ed in linea con la qualità del prodotto.Come voto assegno cinque stelle meritatissime. A me sono piaciute molto e le trovo utili e assolutamente di ottima fattura. Sono robuste, resistenti e ogni dettaglio sembra ben pensato ai fini della comodità d’uso e della sicurezza. Il prezzo di circa €10 ciascuna è, a parer mio, onesto. Le consiglio!Ti ringrazio per aver dedicato il tuo tempo a leggere la mia recensione. È frutto del mio tempo e della mia onesta valutazione. Spero di esserti stato d’aiuto.Buona giornata e buoni acquisti,Antonio

I'm quite impressed with this little unit. Statements like "it's very bright" are subjective, but I would say it is absolutely bright enough to go walking or jogging in complete darkness and still being able to see far enough in front of you to avoid obstacles. It's more than bright enough to be used for working on DIY projects, in roofs, or on equipment where you need to see tiny screws buried deep inside a camera, for example.I have not tested a complete "full to flat" discharge, but I did run it for about an hour and a half at max brightness, using both the flood and spot beams simultaneously, and after that time it was still on 3/4 charge (as pictured). I would imagine you could expect to run a half marathon using the flood beam continuously. For me, this is more than enough and it suits the type of unit I wanted: something with a rechargeable, not an external rear mounted, battery, and that was small and compact with an angle-adjustable head.I found the "motion activated" feature a bit hit and miss: the unit is great at picking up the motion of your hand in front of it to switch the light on and off, but unfortunately it *also* picks up anything solid moving across the front of the unit & and switches on / off. For example, I was installing a light fitting, and it interpreted the fitting hanging in front of me as if it were my hand waving in front of the unit, therefore switching the light off. I think this will be less of a big deal if you are using the unit to run or walk, or outdoors, but personally I feel I will probably just switch it on and leave it on. Your mileage may vary.The red LED mode is also incredibly useful, as I do night photography and this means my night vision doesn't get ruined when I need light.Final thought: for the price it's a complete no-brainer, and unless you are determined to have a Petzl or LED Lenser at many times the price, I would recommend this.

Zit goed, geeft veel licht en makkelijk te schakelen tussen de standen en is makkelijk op te laden. Heel blij mee.