L/HEHEAD150R Elite Headlight Rechargable 150 Lumens Sensor Activated , Black

Really excellent headtorch. Very bright, wide beam, you can do anything in the dark with this baby on your bonce. Three settings. Ultra Bright. A bit less bright but still good. Flashing.Fully adjustable head strap, very sturdy.I get about 5 hours continuous use per charge. Hence I have 3 of these torches. One on, one charging, one spare for in case. Gardening in the dark? Game on. Fiddly work in poor light? Lets have it.Its no exaggeration to say that this torch has been actually life changing. I know, pathetic right? But really : do what you want, when you want. In the dead of night, in the dark : there is now light :-)

Good value.The product description omits a couple of key features:● The battery is a standard 18650 Li-Ion replaceable battery; spare batteries (Lighthouse) can easily provide extra run time.● Once the lamp has been On for more than a few seconds in any output mode, just one press of the switch turns it Off. A nice touch!Sensor Operation: a clever idea that works well, but only in High mode. It's cancelled by pressing the switch. A LED to the left of the COB glows red when sensor operation is active. If you really need an SOS function, then activate sensor mode and send SOS manually: SOS in morse code [… --- …] - 6 quick [S] waves of the hand in front of the torch, pause, 6 slow waves [O], pause, 6 quick [S], longer pause - repeat sequence until rescued! ;)The torch can be recharged at any time no matter how much charge remains. It’s important to read the two-page guide in the pack on Li-Ion rechargeable batteries.Beam: It’s a fixed wide-angle floodlight spread over about 160° horizontally, and 110° vertically, with pretty much full illumination over better than around 120° H x 90° V. The COB array and no focusing ensures a complete lack of bright spots or rings. The other evening, I sat it on the kitchen table pointing at the white ceiling (4 x 3m) - High gives enough light to cook, eat and read during a power cut.This was bought to replace a cheap 3 x AAA COB headlamp (~ 100/35 lumens) that has several shortcomings as a work-lamp for arms-length work: Low power isn’t quite bright enough even on new batteries, but High is too bright; in either mode it eats batteries – a couple of sets for a day’s work. Relegated to the car boot for emergency use.Comparing the two torches, the L/HEHEAD150R on Low is almost as bright as the ‘cheapo’ on High, plenty of light for working at arm’s length (decorating, working on vehicles) with a claimed 12 hours duration. I don’t do 12-hour days, but I've used it for several days redecorating a dark passageway, just need to put it on charge at the end of the day. It’s supplied partly charged, it must be fully charging before first use.There's a 'hole' either side of the LED COB array - one is for the motion sensor,the other allows the bi-colour charging LED (Red charging, Green fully charged), to be seen. The LED itself is under the 'bung that protects the charging socket.CAUTIONS:1. On High it's BLINDING at short range (<10m) – keep out of the hands of children; an accidental glance at it will leave a black spot in your vision for several minutes.2. Charging - a USB mains adaptor with an output of more than 1A is likely to cook the battery and could cause a fire or explosion; a PC’s USB port has a maximum output of 500mA (0.5A) so a full charge would take around 10 hours. Best to use the charger supplied!

Really useful hands free mode, excellent for the price

The light is very bright and is useful when walking my dogs

This is my second one of these, used in the stable to free up both hands.Charge is good and it’s lightweight to wear!

Great head torch . This is my second on since losing my first one. Very bright and on full charge will last for a full day.

An excellent headtorch for the money

When I first got the light it would not work or charge but gave it a knock each end and hey presto it works was going to send it back but it works well now and charges