Lepro Head Torch Rechargeable, 2 Pack 2000L LED Headlamp 30Hrs Runtime

I've had a couple of different head torches before now and they've been great, since I live at the bottom of a dark farmyard. They get a lot of use. This particular model is the best I've had to date because it's useability is well thought out. On most of these headlamps, you have to cycle through several modes before you get to the red light. On this one, it has it's own button. As I do astronomy and astrophotography, this is crucial as white light destroys your dark adapted eyes, whereas red does not. The right button is for white light and it's 4 modes are reached through 4 clicks. Spot > Bright Spot > Flood > Bright Flood. The left button only has red or red/green flashing. So 2 clicks : Red > Red/Green. The best bit is that once you reach the desired mode, it only takes one click to turn it back off again (given it's been on for about 10 seconds). With my last headlight I had to shut my eyes to click twice through white light to get red on the 3rd click, then shut my eyes again to cycle 2 more clicks to turn it off (as I said, to maintain dark adapted vision). I can finally get red light with 1 click and turn it off with 1 click. Same with white for normal use. Other than that, I find it's 1st click spotlight decent enough, the 2nd click spot is brighter and better. The flood though is barely bright enough for anything much on the 1st click. I use the 2nd click, brighter flood which is still only enough to see you're not about to bump into something. Floods aren't great, but the spot modes are good. It's comfy, adjustable, USB-C chargeable and holds a charge fairly well so far. The included USB-C cable has to be the shortest one I've ever seen, but hey. I got two good head torches for cheap!

You get two of these in a pack, and the head band is really strong and wide so it keeps the lamp tightly on your head without it hurting. The whole thing is way lighter than my old one and you barely know you've got it on. The lens is very easy to tilt using one hand and has quite a large range of tilt on it. You could easily use it to work on something on the desk right in front of you. The two buttons are rubberised so you can feel them easily and quickly while the light is on your head. Press the left one once for red light, and twice for red and green flashing light. I have no idea why red and green flashing, perhaps it's easy to see in the dark at a distance in an emergency? The red isn't very bright, but it is way more than bright enough to read a map, or compass, and I even found it fine for walking around my boat at night. (That's what I bought it for.) Bear in mind if you press once for red and leave it on red for any length of time, a second press actually turns the torch off. You only get flashing red and green if you press twice in succession. The right button is 1 press for dim spotlight, and dim is almost too bright to read a book by. A second press gives you bright spotlight and you could easily use this as a headlight for your bike. For me, I will be able to easily see when docking even in pitch black. A third press gives you dim flood light. This is wide enough and bright enough for a full size chart, or to read a newspaper, or to see an area like the bow when you're setting up an anchor at night. Walking at night in pitch black it would also be perfect for seeing your way along a path. A 4th press gives you full brightness flood light which is excellent. The difference between brightness of low and high spot is much greater than low and high flood. But high flood is more than enough for maybe walking the dog or inspecting your garden in pitch black. These are perfect to keep 1 in a draw downstairs and 1 upstairs in case of a power cut. Again, same as the left hand red light button, to get bright spot it's 2 presses, 3 for dim flood and 4 for bright flood. However if you light has been on 1 press -dim spot- for any length of time, 1 more press will simply turn it off. They come with two small USB C leads so you'll never be stuck for power. I love them already especially for the giveaway price.

Great piece of kit, very bright with 3 or 4 different light options, usb charged, lasts hours. makes the dog walks in winter so much easier. Great value for 2 torches.

When I switch on my £35-£40 Sofirn SC32, a proper 2000 lumen torch, I can't help but think OMG that is bright & then I switch on this LE head torch & think, oh..... that's not 2000 lumens or even near to it. It's about 500 lumens on it's max beam and around 200 on the low spotlight beam. It's still well good enough to let you see where you are going and the whole thing is pretty light weight, compact and comfortable with the useful beam tilt mechanism. The lower than 2000 lumens light output should mean a decent battery life hopefully & I have small hard case over from some binoculars that will hold both lights so at least I can have a spare along. The wide beam modes are pretty useless except maybe as a moonlight type of mode and barely any difference between low and high so that's strange. The red lights might be of some use as a warning light but the red/green strobe, they just seem to do that because there are red & green charging lights so they turned that into flashing. Just flashing red would have been fine though you can have red strobe along with the wide beam. It's fairly complicated and you just have to mess about with both buttons to see what combination it comes up with. Both of mine work btw as I see some people had problems. I do like the cool white beam. There is a strong centre hotspot with good wide, though a lot dimmer, spill. I do find it easy to get around when wearing it and if anything it could probably be doing with another lower mode setting of around 15 to 50 lumens.

Worth every penny, good quality and build (therefore durability) for the price. Adjustable strap for a good fit. Unable to comment on battery life as only just received the product,then fully charged before use walking the dog at night. The Red and Green lights double up as charging lights which is helpful. The feature I like the most is the lighting combination. Firstly apart from selection there is no need to cycle through all lighting possibilities after the original selection. Once the chosen light mode is in use the next press turns the light off without cycling through the other options. Plus all options interact together, eg select red (or red green flash) with a focused or wide beam white light, both can be turned of with a single click (no need to turn off individually). Portability wise it a head torch, adjust the strap and wear it.

I purchased these head torches because they had a red light option for my astronomical work. For those who don't know, red light has less effect on the eyes when one wants to maintain sensitivity for looking at objects in the night sky. The torches also have a red/green alternating flash option for showing your location to traffic. However, I was quite unprepared for the brightness of the full power white light. I can easily see over 50 metres away and the beam covers a broad area. This turns out to be useful because we have a deer problem. They invade the garden and nibble away at nearly all our flowers, vegetables and fruit trees. These head torches easily panic them so they leave. There are three white light options so there's a dimmer option for indoors. I use head torches for working in dark spaces and when we get power cuts in our rural location. These torches are rechargeable through a USB connection and leads are supplied, albeit short ones. A few minutes use hardly affects the battery charge. Plugging in afterwards restores the charge very quickly. There was an additional positive; two torches for a decent price.

I've been using a most excellent but heavy torch when out with the dogs in the dark evenings and wanted something I didn't have to carry. These Lepro head torches are bloomin' fantastic! Comfy headband which is really important - soft and not scratchy and feels very secure when on. The light on these though are spot on and I was really impressed at just how far the beam goes and how bright it is. Certainly makes walking down dark country lanes a lot less daunting especially when walking a dog that loves to go from one side to the other for sniffs and was constantly in fear of dropping the torch. Also as a bonus, the light points exactly where you're looking so very handy for pick up duty! First evening of use it was absolutely tipping it down and if Cornish rain didn't phase this torch, I'm fairly confident the claims of being waterproof are correct. Currently charging it for the first time since it arrived - it doesn't appear to be dwindling but it's had I'm not sure how many hours of use, at least 10+ so battery life has been excellent so far. Still early days as I've been using for less than a month but so far would not hesitate in recommending. Must have piece of kit!

I read the reviews and thought " I'll have some of that" so i ordered three sets. Only had them a week and i am impressed. One for home and one at our static caravan so we can walk our crazy Cockerpoo without carrying a hand torch which leaves both hands free for "pick up" duties and the light they give out is great. Not too sure of the distance these will illuminate but great in the pitch black Wyre Forest on the early nights and dark mornings. Then one each for my partner and I to keep in our cars and the third set i use for my job as a truck/psv technician, no more trying to carry out inspections and repairs trying to find somewhere magnetic to put my inspection lights. Basically tilt to your desired angle and the jobs a carrott. Lights where you're looking. Great for electrical work in and under dashboards. Had a good giggle the other night too on a roadside repair, i put the flashing green/red lights on and told pedestrians passing us by i was a recovery truck 🤣 (made them laugh anyway. Battery life up to yet about 8 hours on full spot light but i reckon they'd do a good 10-12 hours. I charge them after 8 hours to save diminishing the batteries fully. Takes around 3-4 hours. Granted im using a gang usb charger with 3 hand torches, bluetooth charge pad and docking station so possibly quicker if just the headlights were on charge. Brilliant little head torch.

Ich habe die wiederaufladbare LED-Stirnlampe von Lepro jetzt seit einiger Zeit regelmäßig im Einsatz (beim Joggen am Abend und beim Trekking) und bin absolut begeistert. Ersetzt für mich hochpreisige Alternativen, für diesen Preis bekommt man hier echte Spitzenqualität. Was mir besonders gut gefällt: • Enorme Leuchtkraft: Die Lampe ist überraschend hell und leuchtet den Weg oder den Arbeitsbereich perfekt und breit aus. • Toller Tragekomfort: Das Stirnband lässt sich leicht einstellen, schneidet nicht ein und die Lampe ist so leicht, dass man sie nach ein paar Minuten komplett vergisst. • Starker Akku: Die USB-Aufladung funktioniert zügig. Der Akku hält selbst auf der höchsten Stufe gefühlt ewig durch – kein lästiger Batteriewechsel mehr! • Praktische Modi: Die verschiedenen Helligkeitsstufen und der Neigungswinkel lassen sich super einfach und präzise einstellen. Fazit: Egal ob für den Sport, Outdoor-Aktivitäten oder als praktischer Helfer im Haushalt, bzw. als Lesehilfe unter der Bettdecke (für die jüngere Generation) – diese Stirnlampe macht genau das, was sie soll, und das verdammt gut. Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis ist unschlagbar! Ich würde sie mir jederzeit wieder kaufen.

小さくて軽い。そして明るくて便利。赤と緑の光もあり。

Good value - bright and charges on any USB-C plug, and lots of modes. Easy to use.

استفدت منها كثيرا في أعمال صيانة المنزل وكذلك عند الخروج في البر

Lovely, functional, durable, bright lights and function long battery life, charged once in months but