GearLight 2Pack LED Headlamp - Outdoor Camping Head Lamps with Adjustable Headband - Lightweight Battery Powered Bright Flashlight Headlight with 7 Modes and Pivotable Head and Red Light

I grabbed the GearLight USB Rechargeable Headlamp (2-Pack) for night photography, and it’s been fantastic. The red light is bright enough to see what I’m doing but doesn’t ruin night vision, which is key for long-exposure shots. I also love that the angle is adjustable, so I can point the beam exactly where I need it.Battery life has been solid, and it’s comfortable enough for extended use. Bonus: it’s great for camping, running, or any nighttime adventure.Any other photographers out there using headlamps for night shots? Would love to hear your tips!

All good

Bright, lightweight, good price. Great stocking stuffers for my grand-sons.

Easy to open & install batteries (not included) and adjust headband. Fits great & light is very bright with good coverage area. Also easy to tilt light casing. Well made. Highly recommend. Appreciate that it came as a 2-pack.

Bought this for a camping trip and was not disappointed. Ease of use in terms of inserting batteries, strapping on the head, and activating the different modes. Really easy to switch functionality with the press of a button. I though it was comfortable to wear, but most importantly, it was really BRIGHT! I didn't use it long enough to test the battery life, but you shouldn't have any issues if you bring along some spare AAA batteries.Most importantly, to repeat, this little device carries A LOT of brightness, so if you are looking for a hands-free strappable light like this one, do not hesitate to purchase!

Nice headlamp. And reasonably priced.

I love these head lights! Comfy and very useful during the last power outage we had several days ago. I bought them for this purpose and for walks during our dark winter evenings. So happy I made this purchase!

Durable like that they have many intensity levels and angles. My husband too to everest base camp and came extremely happy with them. I love them for walking at night.

Maybe not the best or most expensive headlamps, but for price these are very, very good. Has multiple brightness levels, and red light for preserving low light vision. Purchased for emergency use, so I couldn't rate these for long term everyday usage. However they seem good enough to last quite some time based on initial impressions.

My husband uses it for early morning winter runs around our Norfolk village. Ideal for avoiding the mud and wandering deer, to say nothing of letting traffic be aware. Works well, and he’s delighted with it.

I have had two different headlamps in the past. When was Princeton Tec and the other was Northbound Train. The batteries leaked in both of those maybe because they didn’t use them that often but still.I was looking to replace my headlamp when I got the idea to maybe look for one that was rechargeable and didn’t use regular batteries.I was happy to find these gear light headlamps, even though I didn’t need two of them. I guess I can keep one in the car or something. It would be handy to have in the glove box at night.I haven’t had the gear light headlamp for that long, but I am leaving my review because I discovered one thing.The one thing that I did not like about the gear light headlamp is the strap that goes around your head. It’s not comfortable for some reason. Maybe it’s the fabric.Luckily, I had not tossed the Princeton Tec headband yet and got it out of a drawer and switched headbands. So now the GearLight is really comfortable to wear. Tada!I think GearLight should look into a more comfortable headband fabric, and then they would be set.The gear light does not look as high-quality as other headlamps that I have owned, but they look good enough.And I really like that they are rechargeable and they are very bright.I have used a headlamp in blackouts and other emergencies, but I have also used them for club DJing!

These are a must... if you needed to see something clearly and did not have enough light, you needed a torch. This fits well on the forehead, and has a useful tilt action. You get free hands and great vision.Many uses if you thing about it. My wife uses it for detailed make-up in front of a magnifying mirror !!Highly recommended. High USA quality from Gear Light.

I've used several different versions of headlamps. As far as this lamp goes it is great but the strap that goes around your head is too large for me.I've used several other brands of head lamps and never had the issue of not being able to tighten it up enough so that it doesn't slide down my face.This strap has a feel to be a bit like slippery/slick so even if you do tighten it all the way it has a tendency to slowly or slightly slip so even after tightening all the way it slips and puts you back in the same situation you started with with it being a bit too loose and sliding down onto my face.Unfortunately for me this particular brand head strap does tend to be too big to wear comfortably because there's not the enough ability to tighten up the strap like I said around your head to make it snug. It probably would be fine for most men. I don't know how to judge someone's head size but I would say that I'm an average female sized head so for probably most women it might be a little bit too loose to wear comfortably.The lighting that comes from the lamp is good. The lamp is adequately bright. I walk in some areas during my usual walk that are completely dark with no street lamps and this does a fine job to light the way.The charge holds for a significant amount of time you could get 2 or 3 average walks out of this before you would need to recharge it or recharge the batteries that you install.To be clear this style a headlamp requires that you insert batteries into it. So my rating regarding how long does the lamp last and how long does it stay bright would depend on the type of batteries that you install and how well they would hold up.So the longevity of the lamp and how long it will last on a walk will be determined by the battery type you use.I use rechargeable batteries in all my headlamps. I have great results using both the Amazon Basics rechargable batteries and the EBL brand rechargeable.The EBL brand rechargeable battery has a higher milliamp it's 1000 M Au.The Amazon basics is 800 M Au. Both of these are AAA size battery I refer to.I have used both brands of batteries for a very long time and there is a little bit of difference how long the charge holds between the EBL and the Amazon Basic based on the milliamps. The higher the Milli Amp rating the longer the charge will hold and this is true of the EBL versus Amazon Basic done rechargeable type.I switched to rechargeable because the amount of batteries that I was using and throwing away using standard batteries became ridiculous.So I've saved quite a bit of money using rechargeable batteries.I've been using both brands recharging over and over again. Both brands have lasted a very long time And I have not experienced a need to buy replacement batteries yet from my original purchases of rechargeable batteries. This is true for both the Amazon brand and EBL brandI've been recharging them for several months maybe even close to 8 or 9 months particularly with the Amazon brand and they hold up just fine. I have not experienced any significant change in the longevity of the charge while in use in several different brands of headlamps.The batteries once recharged hold their charge the same as they did when they were new 2 or 3 and maybe 4 walks.For me a walk means 1 to 1 1/2 mile taking 30 to 40 minutes maybe 45 minutes walking my dog every night.I also wear my head lamp around the house at night and even sometimes during the day depending on where I'm working in my house because there's a lot of darker areas so it's a little difficult to see things sometimes and if I want to get a clear vision while working with small objects or even inside cupboards I may wear the headlamp for several hours around the house. So it's nice to have a strong charge in those batteries so that it keeps working for a long time while you're working on projects. The last thing you need is to have it wear down like 30 minutes after you put it on. I have not experienced anything like that with either brand of battery I mentionedI hope this helps