IMALENT HT50 Rechargeable Headlamp, 3000 Lumen Lightweight Flashlight with Red Light, Super Bright Head Lamp for Camping, Outdoor, Running and Hiking

This light gets EXTREMELY bright! Thankfully you can adjust the brightness. It took me a moment to figure out how to get it turned on initially but was easy to operate after that.I like that the headband includes strap to go over the top of your head for added comfort as well. I don't need it, but the option is appreciated.I haven't tested battery life, but it doesn't matter to me because I only need it to work up to 30 minutes per use, which it does without issue.It comes in a little carrying case that's nice and sturdy. A previous review said it's hard to get back into the case, but it's really not if you just take a moment to pay attention to what you're doing.My only complaint is that it only has red and white light. Not green or the light their lower end, non rechargeable model has for tracking blood.Would I recommend this to someone else? Absolutely! It's a tiny bit pricey, but unlike the cheap lights with absurd brightness claims, this headlamp actually puts out how much it claims, blinding the competition both with the truth and literally with their light.

It’s a bit on the heavy side but definitely bright as heavy as it is I’m sure it’s durable

The light is compact and rechargeable, however thr brightest light is the red light. The 2 white-light settings are dim at best and nowhere near 3000 lumens. I couldn't even illuminate a wall in my house 20' from where I was standing, and yes the battery has been fully charged since product delivery.

The slide switch this headlight uses is a lot easier than dealing with multiple button clicks to memorize. Left for red, middle for low beam, right for high beam. It uses a rubberized button on the side to turn on and off, and there’s the charge port also beneath that rubber, so it has a cutout in the middle. It’s a thick rubber pad, but it doesn’t feel like a button, so it takes some getting used to remembering it’s there, especially with the switch prominent on the top. The top strap is a thin one using a sliding clip to attach, and I like that better than the thick strap on some lights. I usually take the top strap off, but this one doesn’t pull my hair and actually helps, because this is a heavy light. The listing says lightweight battery, but it’s bigger and heavier than an 18650, making this my heaviest headlamp. The beam is extra bright, and the adjustment is simple to do. My favorite part is how simple this makes it to switch from regular to high beams to red beam. I hate struggling to find red when the beam is in people’s faces, and this makes it reliable and fast. The big battery lasts longer, so it’s a good light get thru a weekend. Comes with a nice zippered case for it, one where the strap has to be folded to fit. It still zips shut with a sloppy fold, which is nice. Durability is really good, it doesn’t skimp on build quality. It comes with a clip to double as a handlight, and that’s cool because it makes it a lot easier to carry, but it barely moves on the headband with the clip attached, I have to guess where where the clip needs to be so it points at the right angle, or carry a loose clip somewhere when it’s in headlamp mode. I find myself using it in the hand for so long I forget it goes on the head.

I walk my dogs around my property at night. Having this on my head is easier to handle than a handheld flashlight with two dogs. It's very well built, made completely from metal/aluminum. The strap is comfortable and easy to adjust, and there's a silicone bead around it to help it "stick" in place on your head. It's actually quite comfortable to wear and doesn't move around, even without having to make the strap tight. There are 5 brightness settings, from very low to daylight (the picture is on the highest setting). There is a switch on top that switches between the lowest setting, your selected brightness, and the red light. I don't have much use for the red light, but I do like having the ability to switch from low to bright easily. So far, this has lasted over a week on its first charge, and it is still going strong. I switch between the low setting and brightness level 2. Level 3 is plenty bright and 4/5 are just silly bright - and they will burn through the battery quickly. The unit can tilt up/down in the strap assembly, so it can be adjusted to cast down, up or straight ahead. Very happy with this!

This kit comes in a package that includes the flashlight, a headband and a belt clip. It took me a while to figure out how to turn it on, mostly because the instructions are written in a super tiny font and I tried to just wing it without them. Nope. The main power switch is on one of the ends, by the charging port. There's a removable 5000mAH battery which is good. You can switch modes with a slider switch on the top, and it has a memory feature that remembers what setting you used last, very cool. I could not, for the life of me, figure out how to get all the stuff back into the case once I had removed it all. They could definitely have given us some more room in that case. All that being said, it's a handy flashlight and it's built very well.