VEKKIA Super Bright LED Headlamp with High Lumen Output

Sean: This is a great headlamp with a bright white light, and red for preserving night vision. I prefer having the AAA batteries instead of needing to recharge when i pull this out of a drawer. Only complaint is the need to cycle through the blinking modes, it would be nice to have even more ability to dim it.

United States on Nov 08, 2023

nancy kasten: Will let you know when I use it

United States on Oct 17, 2023

nicee: I wish I could just take out the white light wire out since having that on suddenly destroys enhanced night vision which you want to see deep sky objects but its durable I think and doesnt really dew up like my other optics I do recommend for astronomy/astrophotography.

United States on Oct 12, 2023

LL: Works well and is plenty bright. Does the job with several modes and energy levels. My only complaint is you have to cycle through every setting to power off.

United States on Oct 11, 2023

BobTheMac: I’ve used this almost exclusively for astrophotography, often around others who need to maintain night vision. So red light ONLY almost all the time. It’s good in that it’s bright enough to do my work without being so bright as to bother others. Most other red headlamp lights I’ve seen are just TOO bright to be a good neighbor.
It easily adjusts to point down about 45 degrees, so it’s pointed to where I usually need it and not pointed right into other people eyes. Powered by three AAA batteries, it lasts a long time: several evenings or full nights of non-constant usage.
My minor nits with the design are that the white light button and the red are right next to each other and feel the same, so until you are used to it, it’s possible to make a very rude mistake and mess up you neighbor’s night vision. I’ve even gone as far as covering the white bulbs with electrical tape. But then when you’re alone and need white light that’s not a good solution. Now I’m just very careful to push the correct button.
The other annoying thing is that you have to cycle through the flashing red light cycle to get to off. Over years I’ve never needed flashing and wish I...

United States on Jul 07, 2023