LED Head Torch, Super Bright Lightweight LED Headlamp with 3 Lighting Modes, Battery Powered Waterproof LED Headlight for Camping, Running, Cycling, Fishing, Hiking, Reading, Outoor Sports

Perfect for dogwalking, bright, easy to adjust, fits perfectly in my pocket. Should last well. Takes normal batteries which are easy to fit although I haven't had to change them as yet.The light on main beam is powerful, that is the only function I have had cause to use. The design is simple but it works. Easy to scroll through using the button to select the functionality required.I bought an extra to keep in the car in case of emergencies .

Dry comfortable to wear and with a bright light. Easy to adjust the brightness of the torch. Not too heavy to wear either.

Bought to wear when doing cross stitch at night without having to use main light. Is super bright, feels comfortable and well worth the price!

Bought for grandsons camping trip work well he’s very pleased with this nice and light to carry

This is a well-designed head torch that appears to be fairly robust. For the prices you cannot expect absolute top quality, but given my family's tendency to lose these things or drop them somewhere, I would recommend this as a good alternative to the prestige brand item. It does the same job, reasonably well. Money well spent.

Bright lights, it's worth the buy. I am happy about the product.

Cheap and cheerful comfortable to wear and bright

Its hard to know how to rate this. On value terms its 4 stars out of 5 since its extremely reasonably priced. However on absolute quality grounds its 1 or 2 stars out of 5 since its really lacking. The use of AAA batteries feels very dated in a decade where even cheap items normally include rechargeable lithium batteries and USB cords. The construction of the lamp itself is fairly cheap with thin plastic, and critically there is so seal on the battery compartment meaning it is in no way waterproof and lacks an IP rating. It might potentially survive a few drops of water but is not going to stand up to serious rain, making it unsuitable for most serious outdoor pursuits. Despite offering three "modes" these are more for having the sake of features rather than serious thought as to usage - most headtorches offer some selection of beam width - tight and narrow or wide and broad - whereas this offers only a single light angle, and a flashing mode that I can't imagine anyone ever using on a headtorch, its epilepsy-inducing and has no functional use. If you just need the cheapest head torch you can find for exploring your own loft, then fine. But for any serious use, spend a little more and get something else.