WINDFIRE New Brightest Red Light Hunting Headlamp Zoomable 3 Modes Bright Head Lamp Rechargeable Waterproof Headlight for Coyote Hog Varmint, Astronomy, Aviation

This is a fantastic headlamp with incredible zoom.The only problem I had was that the lens needed for zooming is held in with a screw cap that unscrews easily when zooming.I lost mine and contacted the seller for a replacement. They were very eager to resolve the issue and sent a replacement headlamp quickly. I’m very happy with their customer service.With the replacement I’ll be sure to put Loctite on the threads to prevent it from unscrewing.

Best purchase I have made in a long time for night hunting. You can see eye at about 150 yards on high. Batteries will last about four hours. Liked it so well that I bought one for a friend.

One problem…it will slip off when adjusting the beam with one hand so use both. Otherwise, it’s a great hunting tool. The beam is adjustable and it works wonderfully. I used a broad beam to get to my spot and the focused beam when I heard a crackling noise and then discovered a tribe of raccoons munching down on some feed. They didn’t budge. When I came out of my spot another time, I used the broad beam again and literally walk upon a buck. The buck was more curious and walked towards me even with the red beam. He soon ran off as he got closer. The beam is strong and the battery lasts a good while because I only use it to get in and out, get my gear situated. It’ll also be good when our power goes out or you need to work on something. It frees the hands. Price is good too. For a little more I’d pay to get a light that easily switchable to green or white.

Very bright, great battery life, simple to use, and easy to charge.

After charging with first use, red light circles thru the different program options but then never shuts off (will drain battery charge). Am returning and exchanging to try a different one

So far so good

After being hesitant, but also an economical gear buyer I went ahead and purchased and glad I did. Using for predator hunting at night, the red model.Has 3 light modes, high low and strobe. The focus beam is pretty darn good for eye shine for several hundred yards, positive ID of critter out to 200ish yards. The tight focus shows / projects the red square of the LED downrange.Close up you can widen the beam, which is very nice for shotgun range or getting into your pack without being blinded by the impressively bright light.After using it in the first season just as a scanner to get in and out of stand locations I can’t believe all the critters I’ve must have walked by over the years, well worth the price for that alone!Easy to adjust on a cap or boonie hat.Easy to operate, allowing hands free to do other functions.A good platform to use if thinking about getting a higher priced rig just to see if a headlamp is for you or not. I’ve found no need after using this to get a higher priced rig.The batteries last a long time, used the lamp in -10 to 40 degrees over the span of 4-6 hours without issue.I don’t really trust the recharging in the holder, but did it once under supervision and it dies work. But for safety I charge on a regular charger.The cord can be routed through a clip that’s on the head band and keeps it trim to the unit.If I had one thing to note unfavorably is to change the angle of the lens itself you need a screwdriver, but once set it stays put, so in the long run it’s actually a benefit knowing the lens is where you set it time after time. Just the initial setting up takes a little time and patience.After getting this for predator hunting and using so far for a season it’s now a mandatory piece of gear for me when heading out. Exceeded expectations.If it should break or malfunction this season I’d actually buy another one to replace it.

I've got 1 left out of the 4 or 5 that I've purchased that still works correctly,but the last one that I purchased, April 2024 just got dim and is nowhere as bright as the one that I purchased before, it just started this and its not the batteries, I don't know what it is but it's not right! In the summer I depend on these lights for doing my work (gardening, mowing, cutting wood etc. ) at night because of the heat,and if I don't have my red headlamp the bugs devour me and I get nothing, absolutely nothing done. Now my old lady gets the brightest light and I'm stuck with the newest one that does not shine near as bright as it should. Something needs to happen or be done about it if at all possible because it's just not right. Can't get in touch with wind fire I have called Amazon I don't know what to do if somebody could help me out please that would be great.