Vont LED Headlamp, Super Bright LEDs, Compact Build, 5 Modes, Headlight with White-Red LEDs, Comfy Adjustable Strap, IPX4 Waterproof, Use Head Lamp for: Running, Camping, Hiking

So far I am very satisfied with my purchase. I used the Energizers ones before, but I like this one much better. I bought it to illuminate crawlspaces, attics, dark areas in homes, etc...and it works better than I expected. The light is much brighter than others and I love the ability to focus the light on a smaller area. I am a pest control technician and found the focus adjustment to be very useful in spotting/finding smaller pest like bed bugs. Sometimes I forget that I have it on until I am reminded about it when I stick my head into cramp quarters. The product is cheaply made, but what would you expect for the price. In comparison to others around the same cost (Energizers), there is little difference in quality to me. I have been using it for over week and do not regret my decision to buy it. If you are looking for a quality light at a economical price then this is the one to buy. I personally plan to buy more of these to use in the future and will recommend to my coworkers to buy as well.As regards Customer Service, this company excels above all others I dealt with via Amazon. Never have I gotten and email from the CEO of a company after purchasing a product from Amazon. The email subject was "You're Amazing...! Here's why:" In short, he thanked me for the purchase and encourage me to contact him if I had any questions. When I received my headlamp, upon pressing it, one side of the battery clip broke off. I had to tape it on to keep it from falling off.Not expecting anything much, I emailed the CEO explained the issue and asked what he would recommend. In a very short period of time, I received an apology, an offer to ship another for free with expedited shipping. I responded in kind that "you are more amazing than I am. Customer service like this is highly uncommon today. It's not dead after all. I will be looking for more of your products to purchase in the future." And this I intend to do. Kudos to Divine LEDs.

The media could not be loaded.  I have had a few Headlamps in the past and this is one of the lowest cost ones I have purchased. As I do a lot of camping with the scouts a few of my headlamps have walked off. Due to this I needed some new headlamps and but didn't feel the need to spend as much as I have in the past. Enter this Vont LED Headlamp which has a low cost and from what I can see worked pretty well. I typically don't camp for more than a night or two so battery life hasn't really been an issue. I also have found it works pretty well when taking the dog for a walk to pick up after him.Now I do feel that this does have a few things Vont could improve to help it compete with some of the more expensive models. First I would love one more click adjustment to have it point further down. This way you have less of a chance of pointing it in someone's face which seemed to happen often. Also I felt I need to look down to have it light up the ground in front of me so I wouldn't trip. Second was the light beam which should be a bit wider so you have a little more peripheral vision.In Short:Likes: Price, Quality, Bright enough to compete with more expensive modelsDislikes: Beam is too Focused and Point further down toward the ground.If you have any questions please let me know.

Having this headlight allows me to keep my hands free. In my case, my wife and I raise a few chickens, that nest at dusk. Often times, I need to go out after they've gone to roost for the night to lock their coop, to prevent predators from getting them.I love this headlight because I can manipulate the locks on their coops without having to hold a separate flashlight. Over the past couple of year, I've purchased a number of those little black "tactical" LED flashlights. While they work great at first, in my experience, the first time you change the batteries out, they inevitably fail.A cottage industry of LED flashlight repair specialists have emerged to have a significant presence on how to fix them videos on YouTube. Enough so to confirm my hunch that these things are meant to be disposable.Not so with the Vont lights. These come with LIFETIME WARRANTIES. It takes a certain confidence in your produce to guarantee it for life, but Vont offers this warranty on each of the several products of theirs I've purchased, (the other, being a pack of 4 LED camping lanterns. Those work great, too.)I HATE getting products on Amazon that LOOK good at first, but wear out before their first birthday. These I figure I'll have around for a long time to come.

The light is VERY bright, (I don't fret about Lumens and such, for me it is bright enough for me to see what I need illuminated), and the quality of the light, as it is generated from an LED lamp is very easy on my eyes. I was honestly quite frustrated with the lamp for the first week I got it because (gulp) I could not figure out how to open it up to put batteries in. Okay, there World! I admitted it! I could not figure out if I had to hold all three buttons, or just the two side buttons. I have Low Vision and it was not until the owner of Divine LEDs reached out and I received an e-mail with a link to a clearer photo of how the batteries when in that I understood how the back came off. I had thought perhaps the back might lift up or down or to one side or the other and was afraid to pull it straight off as depicted by the photo. Even when I saw the photo a great deal of force was needed to be used (by this weakling) to pry the back off to put the batteries in. This makes sense given that the statement is made that the headlamp is waterproof. I don't ever intend to test that claim, but it is out there.I have let my Low Vision peers know that I think these headlamps could be a boon to those of use who spend a great deal of money and effort lighting all of our environments so that our tasks are well lit but there is no light shining in our eyes (which is ultra uncomfortable to many of us).