Vont Bright LED Headlamp with "Spark" Technology

Charles: We got these for a trip to Norway to photograph the Aurora Borealis. There was a bit of a learning curve (we practiced how to use them at home before departure) but when we needed them they worked flawlessly and made our photo expedition a joy.

United States on Sep 30, 2023

Ansuman Pal: Great product, have been using it for a while and works for my needs.

United States on Sep 15, 2023

Amazon Customer: Bought this for the the constant red light to use in my darkroom, the headlamp work as they should. My headlamp don't have the logo on the head band and no batteries were included.

I would still recommend because they're so inexpensive, even without batteries.

Canada on Sep 14, 2023

Marc G.: No batteries!!!...WTF?...But, they do stay on red when you turn them off, which is what I was looking for, so not a total fail.

Canada on Jul 29, 2023

Gil P.: Bright enough for me...cheap enough to lose or break without losing my mind.

I recommend

Canada on Jan 30, 2023

gooditis: bought as a gift, looks fine

United Kingdom on Dec 20, 2022

LeahLeah: Works great comes with batters so that’s a nice plus and lots of options for different light options and there’s 2 so even better.

Canada on Mar 08, 2022

Ted: I am an avid camper and backpacker, and have owned several headlamps over the years. These range from high quality, full featured (but expensive) headlamps intended for lengthy trips in the backcountry in all types of weather, to inexpensive kinds meant for weekend car camping or to use around the house. To me, the Vont Spark headlamp falls somewhere between the two. The low cost for two Vont headlamps in an excellent value for the money, as long as you know its limitations.

What sets the Vont headlamp apart from other inexpensive headlamps I've owned are the features. In terms of features and comfort, it resembles some of the better known brands such as Petzl and Black Diamond -- lightweight, comfortable, multiple brightness and mode settings, adjustable tilt, and water-resistance.

What keeps it from rivaling some higher end headlamps are primarily:

1) Battery life (as printed on the product's packaging). This is the biggest factor. The Spark is rated at 3 hours on high beam and 8 hours on low beam, vs. my Black Diamond Spot headlamp, which is rated at a lengthy 50 hours on high beam (200 lumens, same as the Spark) and a whopping 200 hours on low beam (keep...

United States on May 22, 2020

Ralph FurlongRalph Furlong: Setting up a travel trailer generally means doing it in the dark during the winter as it gets dark so early. Using a flashlight works, but it provides its own issues as you try to hold the light and connect power, water, etc. So, I really wanted to get a light weight, easy to use headlamp to leave my hands free. That is why I ordered this product. Here is what I found when I received it.

1. The unit comes with no batteries (noted in ad for device) and no instructions on how to switch from white light to red light. There is a picture on the box that shows you what options are available in each, but nothing that tells you how to switch between them. To answer that question, turn on the light and then hold down the switch button. The light will then switch from whatever color it was in to the other color. To switch back, do the same process again. Have the light on and then hold the button down until it switches. You will find you need to play with the switch a bit to figure out how to change to each setting.

2. The white light is very bright but the red light is not so much. The red is intended to preserve your night vision so it is strange that one of the features of...

United States on Jan 24, 2020