EverBrite 5-Pack LED Headlamp, 4 Lighting Modes, Pivoting Head with Adjustable Headband, Perfect for Running, Camping and Hiking, Batteries Included

As someone who uses headlamps daily working for a cleaning company, I found the EverBrite headlamps to be some of the worst I’ve used. The light output is weak, the build feels flimsy, and they don’t hold up with regular use. Definitely not suitable for professional or frequent use. Would not recommend.

Great price, $19.99 for 5 of these // $4 a piece, batteries included? Heck yeah- can't go wrong even if they each last 1 year, 5 years for $20 is good with me but they'll last a lot longer than that .. So, packaging was primo, they came in solid box sealed, and each lamp was sealed, plus they were tightly snugged in with bubble wrap. 1 row of 5, plus 1 smaller box inside the and bubble wrap 🌯 (no! not a crispy chicken wrap! bubble wrap which is good for stress to pop it-- not so much for the people who have to listen to me popping it, but for me at least 😁) so the little box inside the box is 5 individually wrapped 3 packs of AAA batteries. I thoroughly inspected each one. Lightweight, the battery compartment is easy to access, but it twists on snug for a water resistant - maybe waterproof even though they don't claim to be -- but I've been out in the rain, HEAVY rain, sleet, wet snow-- all day - 12+ hrs a day minimum everyday, and I've had no problems. The strap(s) are solid and just as good or better than any others that me or my dad have had by rock river, Energizer, And a few others-- we've been using these for decades -- Straps: Easily adjustable, and then the power button- Finally- a solid thick rubber button that's big enough and located where you would expect — top center of the lamp, so even with heavy gloves i can feel it, 1 click = 4 leds, 2nd click adds 2 more, 3rd adds the last 2 for 8 total. Is it as bright as the ones that cost as much or more for 1 as these 5? Well of course not. That one for $20 or so has 12 LEDs in the center bell, and side lamps with 4 or 6 LEDs on each side. Yeah that's fine, but I don't want to be charging mine and remembering to check it- I have several sized tactical hand held torches for that & too many other rechargeable devices that can fail in the field to be charging yet another headlamp thats literally blinding- even these here on high are blinding- no joke I accidentally hit the power button and it was pointed up at me- the natural reaction was to look at it for some reason IDK- but I was seeing lights on the back of my eyelids for at least 10 seconds. Add 10-15K lumens to that and i might as well not walk to my planned spot for sitting at dawn -I could just get on my 4 wheeler, hookup a PA extra loud speaker system playing reveille for all the deer 🦌 as I blast off magnum hand loads like the drunken cowboys of the outlaws in a western flick... I like that I have 1 that's ready to go - and if it gets dim (that takes a long time relatively speaking - i use it to walk into the woods to be in my spot an hour before legal shooting, and again after dark to walk out- 3 clicks on high for me not to trip over something in the pitch black of a stormy November morning at 430am in the backwoods of the white mountains where the terrain is rugged... So anyhow, I have been on the same batteries since I got them and I forgot to turn it off yesterday - ran 12 hrs straight. Still bright as Day 1. It's now been in use for 2 months at least & the 1 is still kicking it out there-- OH and I have been using it around the shop when I work on my guns- it flips forward in firm clicks of 18° each × 5 to get from flush to literally looking at your toes - but dann that 90° angle has been handy for seeing down in lower receivers, removing scopes & nounts, adjusting trigger weights, inspecting all moving parts.... And when it does dim to the point of being too dark to see- I reach and get a 2nd lamp from my pack. If for some reason that fails, I have a 3rd, and spare batteries in a airtight waterproof case. Be prepared. - ⚜️

A great deal. They are super easy to use with varying levels of brightness. They easily adjust to fit a range of head sizes from my 3 year old to my husband. They are comfortable to wear and super useful for camping. Affordable and made great add on to a gift.

Great presents for Christmas

The headband is adjustable so it works well for all members of my family (11 year old - 65 year old). They are very bright and because the light is hinged you can adjust the direction of the beam. Good quality for the price.