Liteband ACTIV 520 Lumens LED Headlamp, Rechargeable Battery Powered, Bright Head Lamp Flashlight Hard Hat, Mechanic Lamps, Tactical Camping, Running, Best Rated Lights For Adults Forehead, Night

I've had my 520 for just about 3 years now and it's my go to headlamp for any indoor needs or when my dog takes me for a walk late at night during the summer months as the red light doesn't attract bugs. Indoors, it lights up any work area where I need extra light while keeping both hands free. For close up work, it doesn't produce any glare like other more focused beam headlamps do. The switch is solid. I've never had an issue with flickering and I'm still on the original battery pack. I also find the headlamp to be light and comfortable to wear for hours at a time. Now, it's not perfect. I wish it had a memory feature to turn on at the last setting and a flashing red light mode (it only flashes in white light mode), but those are minor overall.

Great work light, it lights up the whole room. Changing a flat tire in the dark or just taking out the trash cans, this is a must have for emergencies. And it is rechargeable. Also make a great gift. I'm going to buy two more. Thanks

I am legally blind.The community I live in doesn't have many street lights in residential areas making it almost impossible to walk at night . I tried an attachable flashlight for my baseball cap, but it only gave a direct light. I needed more because some of our streets don't have sidewalks.This gives me freedom and confidence to walk at night with my guide dog!

Pretty good and bright, been using it for a couple years without issue. Just remember to either use the charging cable it came with or a USB A to C cable with a 5v source. C to C cables generally will not work unless you have a limiter on it because a C to C cable will often push 5.2v and there's a voltage safety chip on this battery pack... anything higher than 5v will trigger it and it will not charge.

My son recommended this headlight to me. I was still skeptical, but am pleasantly surprised by its performance.

Seemed promising when first used disperse light to use as an emergency repair light on my jeep. But with each use the light grew dim faster because the battery failed to hold a charge. Now wondering if it can be modified to accept 18650 rechargeable batteries so I can get my quarter's worth out of it? Updated...the liteband requires a more robust charger, although advertised as using most chargers led me to believe my phone charger should work which did not make the charge light blink. Found an old iPad charger which started the blinking to a solid light in about 10 hours. Still need to test it on a dark project to achieve 5 stars. Needed to use it about 1 yr after purchase and no more, even after 2 attempts to charge the batteries. Bought the battery pack plug in and still doesn't work. I suspect the female port broke away from the circuit board. I will try to fix it on my own since no more warranty.

Finally had enough adventures to test this light out thoroughly. So, the idea is great, the LEDs are ambient and its comfortable fitting around your head. But the problems I've come across:1. After 3 trips of using, the light holds no charge for extended period of time. These were brief trips, not enough to deplete the battery. I own cheap lights that last longer than this, so its actually a thumbs down rating. I was left stranded in the dark on this last trip, so complete let down.2. For being made in the USA, the craftsmanship is not quite there. I agree with others that the build quality isn't worth the price. Still gonna give it a good rating for comfort and illumination though.This is an unbiased review, I actually like the light (or at least the idea), but it failed me quality wise. For the price, I expected way better. It has a USB-C function, so if I can figure out the voltage etc, I might try to rig it up on a custom independent battery source and see how long it lasts. Currently, total use of the light on hikes has been slightly less than 1 hour. For comparison, I have a flashlight I've used more than triple that which was charged half a year ago and still reliable. Not sure if this is a quality control issue, but either way as it sits, this light band would have to be charged every second use of 15 minutes.Pros: the lights are actually very nice, very diffused and not over powering.Cons: Power supply is basically trash.

One of my sayings: If you don't know what to get a guy for ___, flashlights are always a good choice. (A Multi-tool or a knife are also good choices.) This is an excellent choice as a source of light. My job has me working in chambers with very poor lighting. This lights up everything in my visual field. I don't need to twist my head in order to see the tool I need to pick up. I don't need to change the angle of the light to see the item I'm working on at chest level, only to change the angle to see the thing above my head. It is like I have a hemisphere of light from my ears forward.Also, the weight is at the back of my head instead of my forehead. Much more comfortable.While having a focused beam of light is useful for some tasks, especially when using it to point out features to a group, this band of light illuminates the area for anyone alongside or behind me.That leads to .... OMG!!! this is painfully bright close up. Even the lowest setting is really bright for person trying to look at your face..Packs up nice. Feels like wearing a cap. I will buy some more ... one to keep in my car, one to keep on my motorcycle, and maybe one to keep with my camping gear. The one I have now travels in my computer bag.Yes, pricey. I tried another brand and was not impressed. I am impressed with LiteBand.

Vraiment bien. Très content de mon achat. Gros avantage, si jamais la batterie est défectueuse à long terme, il est possible de la remplacer par un autre bloc de charge avec un fil USB C.

Great product

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Good for a short distance. Like bbq at night of if you don't need to look too far. Wouldn't recxomend for things like bike rides where you need to see far ahead.

Bought this devise on Sept 23 2021 used it about ten times and now power cord connection from the battery to the light doesn't make a good connection and the light does not stay on. I trouble shot the problem and it is in the light connection itself not the power cord. Not Happy Right Now.