Newest T6 Spot & COB Board Flood Light: Waterproof 6000 Lumen USB Rechargeable Hard Hat Headlamp with 4 Clips for Outdoor Camping Hunting Review

I've been using a headlamp with 4 eneloop double A batteries for years and it has worked great. I could run 4 hours or more on one set of batteries, and I've had multiple sets. It's in bright light. This headlight always goes out after a short time. Maybe you can take a break for a few hours. All I know is that when I work in a store, it's off all the time. Maybe it's very bright, but I don't need anything that bright if it's cutting the batteries. I need something with a medium setting that…

I bought 2 of these and mounted them on cheap fenders for a trip to Monkey Cave on Mount St Helens. They were still going strong after 2.5 hours on the brightest setting. They are a bit heavier than other headlamps in this price range, but are significantly brighter. You can see the result of the two in Fig. Only two of our lamps (at maximum brightness), in complete darkness and without a camera flash. We had by far the brightest lighting in the cave. Other thoughts. The second brightest…

Thing works well, especially for the price. I'm not sure if that's the real 6000lm as I'm not able to measure it. All modes work simply by simply toggling between button presses. Others mention battery life and charging issues. I have never charged batteries via USB. I assume it is unregulated and destroys batteries. I have a regulated charger that I use (pictured) that doesn't charge batteries. They're not expensive - $10-15 for the top two versions, and they're easy on your batteries. This is

. It may not sound like a flashlight is better than a triple (5.7 or 9), but it is. USB charging is so ubiquitous, why use disposable batteries or add another dedicated charger to the plethora of chargers most people stock up on. Many modes - another annoyance. It has a simple, large button on the side and easy spot, flood, and combo lighting modes. When using it, I am fully aware of the difference between flood and spot lighting. It may seem trivial, but the dot is so bright and powerful that…

I use a headlamp to take my two dogs for an early morning walk. My walks last about 45 minutes and this headlamp is comfortable enough for that. Towards the end of the walk, however, I feel a slight tingling sensation on my forehead. But overall a comfortable fit. The straps are easily adjustable. The button to turn on the light and switch modes is perfectly positioned and large enough to switch modes when two dogs are pulling. The battery is not too heavy and adapted to the back of the head…

I was a bit disappointed when I first received this standard brown box. After opening it, my opinion completely changed. The brown box contained a headlamp, batteries, power cord and instructions. The headlamp has a very nice design. The straps are fully adjustable to get the perfect fit. The battery cover uses a soft silicone valve, which does not sweat too much and does not pull the hair on the back of the head. The front of the strap is covered with sponge foam that protects my forehead from