Foxelli LED Headlamp Flashlight for Adults & Kids, Running, Camping, Hiking Head Lamp with White & Red Light, Comfortable Headband, Lightweight & Waterproof, 3 AAA Batteries

Worked excellently in Maine to see at night on the trails. It provided a bright path for me to walk on.

I absolutely love this head lamp. It's perfect for dark nights getting to my porch and shining a light on my key hole and small enough to keep in my purse. The light is bright and has different modes.

Great quality and very bright.

Adequate headlamp. It’s not the brightest but it’s enough light and I wouldn’t describe it as dim. I really only want it to cut my dogs nails. I think it’s really nice they include a set of batteries, most things don’t now days. The strap is really thick and seems heavy duty. Surprised by how light the lamp part is. We’ll see how the whole thing lasts… I’ll update this review when it bites the dust with lite use.

This headlamp is absolutely incredible! The Foxelli LED headlamp has been perfect for camping, hiking, and running. The brightness is amazing and the multiple light modes are very useful. It's super comfortable to wear and the adjustable strap fits perfectly. The battery life is excellent and it's very lightweight. I love how the beam adjusts and tilts - perfect for any situation. It's waterproof and durable. This is hands-down the best headlamp I've ever owned!

Comfortable to wear and multiple brightness settings. Even the lowest brightness is good for taking out trash. I like that when you toggle to the brightness you want (and you leave it unchanged for a few seconds), it's just a single press to turn off rather than togging through multiple settings to get back to the OFF position. The angle is perfect to see what's on the ground in front of you without having to lean over, and it's a good angle for working on close-up projects. Works well and a good value.

Great light Works well and bright Gives you both hands to work with

It’s a nice light at a great price. Solid build and excellent brightness. It took a few minutes to figure out the button commands, but after a little trial and error it became intuitive. I finally figured out that the button acts as the mode selector for the first 5 seconds, and after that it is the off button. So it only requires a single click to turn off from any mode (assuming you wait the requisite 5 seconds). Also, it only requires one click to turn on in the low brightness mode. However, if you use medium or high, it does require an extra click when turning on, but that is to be expected. I plan on using the low power mode, so I never need to toggle through any modes. I especially like that it requires a long press the enter the red modes, so they never clutter the queue of the white modes. My only complaint is that these details could be mentioned in the instructions.