OLIGHT Perun 3 Rechargeable Headlamp Flashlight, 3000 Lumens LED Headlight with Red Light, Waterproof Head Lamp with Headband for Outdoor Camping, Hiking, Working (Midnight Blue)

Built very well. The charging method is worth a lot on rechargeable items. The microusb (sp?) ports always fail. The magnet is the way to go. Plus the battery is replaceable. Functions are great. One push on and off plus it comes back on at the same level it was at, except turbo comes on as high and high comes on as medium. I like that feature, as it saves battery and I don’t usually need more than medium. I’ll buy another when I need a second one.

Built like a tank, has the features you want in a headlamp, is SUPER bright, and battery is replaceable and lasts a really long time. I will be using this primarily for automotive and home project work, so the red light is cute but won't get a ton of use. It also includes an SOS light pattern mode that works in either white or red light mode (although how you activate it is slightly different). The head strap is a little tough to get adjusted initially but once it's set, it's not budging. I'd recommend setting it a tiny bit tighter than you're comfortable with so that the headlamp doesn't move when you do. Very happy with it.

If I were working as a mechanic, I'm just not sure where I would want to use this light. I'm going through several videos trying to see where this would fit into my life. I have some wave on / wave off super light strip type lights that I use for mechanical work, and if I break one - it won't hurt as much . I'm not sure I want to beat this up under a car or in the garage. The battery is a big 18650 and the light will also work without their proprietary one. Hiking and Biking is where this light shines! Pun intended, It's a little on the heavy side, if you take it off the head band you a have a pretty powerful flashlight. Has a red emitter, a good magnet on the end, so yes, you could use this as a mechanic, but I'd worry about dropping it and chemicals . I think the 4.7 is an honest rating. I own many other Olights, Arkfield Pro, Baton Pro, Marauder mini, to name a few. . I'm just not sure where this fits into my life. If I had a motorcycle, that could be a nice touch. I'm trying to see where other people are using this. The information on the light itself is vast. So, very good hand held 90° light and headlamp, Most likely an outdoor hiking / biking setting, I hope that helps. With that said, Yes, the light is awesome! (*powerful nice battery) I looked up Perun just for you ^ 1 year edit: it's been useful, I've used it for peeling out cut vinyl wrap, staining tables, laying polyurethane on wood, very good hands free headlight, glad to have it

So far, I love everything OLight makes. This particular one is super flexible and can be used a number of different ways with the right-angle light orientation. The light is small and easy to pocket by itself, has a strong magnetic base that allows it to stick to metal when it isn’t mounted to the head elastic (amazing for working in the back of a pickup where it can stick magnetically to the inside of the truck bed and light things up 90 degrees from its base rather than than blinding the operator and only partially illuminating the cargo as a straight magnetic light would do), and is very versatile, bright and long-lasting. The head mount is great for relatively low intensity activities like examining / changing a tire, setting up camp, etc. where you need hands free, but I’m not sure I’d want to go on a long nighttime trail run because of the weight and potentially need to reposition. Small super lightweight headlamps like Black Diamond or Biolite are probably better for that specific application. In any event, OLights are amazing and you should buy any the look useful for what you need.

OLIGHT has won me over and earned my loyalty. Very well built. As bright as they promise and affordable. Nothing beats the ease of charging as well. We have bought several OLIGHTS now and will continue to use them. Weapon lights, EDC lights and working lights so far. I want more!

I got this Olight flashlight during a Cyber Monday deal for $67, which is an incredible price! At that discount, this light becomes an outstanding buy and offers excellent value for the features it provides. It’s truly an impressive product. Pros: Versatile Design: This flashlight works exceptionally well both as a handheld light and a headlamp. It’s clear that a lot of thought went into its design, making it versatile and user-friendly. Powerful Performance: The brightness is remarkable, illuminating even the darkest environments, and the battery life is impressively long, which makes it reliable for extended use. Convenient Charging: The magnetic charging system is very handy and adds to the overall convenience of the product. Cons: Bulky Size: The flashlight is larger and heavier than I expected, making it feel a bit bulky when worn on the head. However, considering the exceptional battery life and brightness, this is a reasonable trade-off. Complex Controls: The functions can be confusing, requiring you to memorize specific sequences to access the settings you want. I wish the interface was more intuitive for easier operation. Overall, this flashlight is a fantastic purchase, especially at the discounted price. Despite its minor drawbacks, its performance and thoughtful design make it a worthwhile investment.

Currently my brightest flashlight at 3000 lumen. It easily pierces the fog. Used it on a night hike during some really think fog and light rain. It lasted the entire 4 hour hike on one of the brighter settings. Lots of adjustment in the strap that it comes with and clips right in with no extra hassle. The size is pretty typical of headlight mounts but can be used for anything else due to it being detachable. It is also magnetic on the bottom. I've used this for HVAC and Automotive repairs.

This light is like all other Olights, simple and good. Extremely easy to use, lots of adjustments and a very fair price for what you’re getting. The battery lasts a very long time, the red light is also a very nice addition and it is extremely bright for a red light. The main LED’s are phenomenal. I live in Alaska in an area with zero light pollution so it is very dark, this light floods a massive area and has a pretty impressive throw for being a headlamp. It’s really nice for walk around my streets in the dark. I tend to keep it on medium and high. Turbo is really good with this light, it lights up a massive area. I can light up my entire 1 acre yard and the next one over. As someone who has extremely bright and expensive lights I’d highly suggest this headlamp. I was torn between this, nitecore and fenix but opted for this just to change it up and I love the orange. The only complain I will ever have about Olight is the charger, because if you don’t have multiple lights you more than likely only have one charge chord and when you loose it or ruin it you have to order it or find a dealer. 5/5 on this light it’s going to be a EDC headlamp.