10 Best Headlamps with Spotlights
for April 2023

The Sevenka 2 Pack Rechargeable Headlamps are solidly built, the head strap is adjustable. They have a wide beam, which illuminates a wide area in front of you, rather than only lighting up a small area in front of you. The headlamp is also equipped with a spotlight, so you can focus on a specific area and see farther. The beam is bright enough to see clearly over 50 feet, and the light stays on for 30 minutes before it needs to be recharged. The headlamp is hands-free, and the switch is mounted on the back of the head strap, so it's easy to turn on and off. The Sevenka headlamps also have a motion sensor mode, which turns the light on when you wave your hand within 10cm of the sensor, and off when you wave your hand any further away, so you can turn the light on without even having to remove the headlamp from your helmet. The headlamp is also equipped with a light mode button, which makes it easy to cycle through high, low, and spotlight modes. The headlamp is also waterproof, so it can be used in the rain or when it's snowing. The battery life is 3 hours on high, 6 hours on low, and 60 hours in spotlight mode, and the headlamp is rechargeable, so no need to buy new batteries.

The Odear Super Bright Headlamp Rechargeable LED Spotlight with Battery Powered Headlight for Garden Outdoor Camping Fishing (Large) is bright, long-lasting, and weatherproof. The headlamp has two light modes: low, which casts a 60 to 120-degree beam; and high, which casts a 120 to 180-degree beam. The headlamp is IP4 waterproof-rated, which means it can withstand light rain and splashing water from all angles. It includes a rechargeable 3.7V 18650 lithium battery, which lasts about 6 to 8 hours on high (if the light is on constantly). The headlamp also comes with a USB charging cable and a micro-USB cable for recharging. The headlamp charges fully in a few hours; it then lasts for about 18 hours of continuous use on high. The headlamp is lightweight and comfortable, and its headband is adjustable. The headlamp's light output and beam angle are adjustable and dimmable. The headlamp's battery lasts for about 30 hours on low. The headlamp is sturdy, durable, and well-made.

This headlamp packs a lot of power into a compact package. The 6600 mAh battery provides enough run time for 12-72 hours, depending on how bright you want the light. The lights are bright enough to illuminate an entire room, and the adjustable head band ensures a comfortable fit. The headlamps are USB rechargeable, and the light has 3 modes: bright, flashing, and SOS. The brightness settings are adjustable, and the light has 3 different brightness levels. The SOS mode is bright enough to illuminate a large area, and the flashing mode is useful for signaling for help (but it strobes too rapidly to be of much use to the wearer). The headlamp is also waterproof, so it's perfect for use while camping or boating. The headlamp is heavy (the battery alone weighs nearly 7 ounces), and the head strap is a little on the loose side, so it's uncomfortable to wear for extended periods of time. The headlamp also doesn't come with a USB charging cable, so you need to buy a USB charging cable separately.

The Tinglu LED headlamp has a bright, wide beam and 6 lighting modes, including 5 fixed light and 1 motion sensor light. The lights feature five bright LEDs and an adjustable focus lens with a 90-degree vertical rotation. The 5 white lights are good for all-around general illumination, and the light sensors work well enough to let you know when you've turned the light on. The lights are quite lightweight, and the battery lasts a respectable 3.5 hours on the white lights. The headlamp's lights are bright enough for us to use around the house in the evening, but they aren't bright enough for running or hiking. The cast angle of the beams is wide and seemed good for both camping and hiking, but the cast angle is quite low, so these lights aren't a good choice for working in very dark areas, such as in a cave or in a cave that has a lot of cave-ins. The headlights are somewhat prone to falling off, especially on helmets, so be careful when attaching and detaching the headlamp. The 5 clips included with the headlamp are a little flimsy, so we recommend purchasing a sturdier helmet clip. Overall, the Tinglu LED headlamp is a good headlamp for general use, but it's a bit limited in its usefulness for working in the dark.

The Yongkist Super Bright Headlamp Coon Hunting Belt Headlight Rechargeable LED Spotlight with 18650 Battery Powered, Waterproof Flashlight for Garden Outdoor Camping Fishing (White Light) has bright, efficient light and a well-designed headband. The white light is bright enough to illuminate a patch of ground from 25 feet away and is bright enough to see objects at more than 100 feet. The headband is adjustable, so you can set it at a number of different positions. The headlamp is rechargeable, so there's no need to purchase additional batteries. The headlamp is also fully waterproof, making it suitable even for use in rainy and snowy conditions. The headlamp comes with two different types of batteries: a 18650 2.0-watt battery (included) and a 1650 3.7-watt battery (not included), but the headlamp will work with either battery. The headlamp is well-made and feels good in the hand, and it's comfortable to wear for long periods of time.

The 2000mAh Headlamp Flashlight from Elecsky is a well-built, tough, and bright headlamp. We tested it for several days on a camping trip, and were impressed by its sharpness, even at night, and its brightness. The headlamp has 6 lighting modes, including a strong light mode, a low light mode, a strobe mode, and a motion-detection mode, which detects the movement of your hands (or feet) and shuts off the headlamp. The headlamp is IPX4 waterproof, so you can use it when it rains. The 2000mAh battery lasts for 6-8 hours on a full charge, and the light has 1000 lumens, so it's bright enough to be useful. The headlamp is adjustable, so you can move it up or down, and turn it 90 degrees for more focused lighting. The headlamp is small enough to fit easily in a pocket, so it takes up little room in your pack or bag, and it's small enough to fit in a pocket, so it's portable enough to carry with you.

This light has a lot of cool features, including a built-in spotlight and a 14-watt generator that puts out about 1200 lumens. It's bright, it runs for 70 minutes on 3 18650 batteries, and it's waterproof and shockproof. The beam is focused and far-reaching, and it casts a 140° flood beam and 90° spot beam. The LED is energy-efficient, and the light is IP44-rated, which means it's protected against water jets. The lamp cup is sturdy, and the light has a battery indicator, so you can tell when it's getting low. It's also relatively lightweight, and it's comfortable on the head. This light doesn't have an on/off switch, so you have to cycle through modes and levels by pressing the button. The buttons are responsive, but the light can get a little hot, which can make using it in hot weather a little uncomfortable. The remote control is convenient, but it's tiny, and the buttons on it feel a little cheap. The remote also doesn't work very well, so it's sometimes difficult to adjust the light without fumbling around with the light itself. Overall, though, this is a high-quality light with a lot of cool features.

The COSOOS headlamp is a great, affordable option for anyone who regularly needs to work outdoors at night or in dark environments like garages and basements. It's lightweight, easily adjustable, and comfortable to wear for long periods of time, and it projects a bright, wide beam of light. It's also waterproof, so it can be used in rainy or snowy conditions. The headlamp's motion sensor mode are helpful, but it should be disabled if you're using it in sensitive areas, such as museums or churches, where its bright lights might distract people. The COSOOS headlamp's bright light and its durable construction make it a good value, and we think it's the best headlamp you'll find for under $50.

The Led Rechargeable Headlamp, 10000 Lumens Super Bright Spotlight Headlamp Big,Adjustable,8 Modes,Waterproof USB Rechargeable Head Lamp for Hiking, Running, Fishing, Camping (Luminosity: 10000 Lumens) is our top choice for best headlamp. The lamp head features a wide, curved lens that spreads its light out over a large area, and its light output is bright enough to illuminate a 50-foot-wide area. It's bright enough for hiking, running, camping, fishing, exploring, and repairing. The 10,000-lumen output and 78-foot beam distance make it a perfect headlamp for outdoor sports, such as hunting, fishing, and camping. The headlamp is both IPX5 waterproof and shockproof, so it can be used in inclement weather conditions. The headlamp has 4 lighting modes: Strong Light, Medium Light, Flash Light, COB Light. With four light modes, the headlamp can meet different needs in different time. The red light on the back of the head light plays a good warning role.

The Yongkist Coon Hunting Light is a powerful headlamp that casts a wide, bright beam of light. It has four brightness levels, which you can toggle with the buttons on the handle. The LEDs are bright and cast a bright white, even beam, and the control button is responsive. The headlamp comes with a removable shoulder strap and a handle strap, and it's ergonomically designed. The head strap is adjustable, and the head strap is padded, so it's comfortable to wear all day. The LEDs have an average lifespan of 100,000 hours, but the actual brightness of the light will decline over time. The handle strap is stiff, so it's uncomfortable to hold for long periods, and it has no memory so you have to re-adjust it every time. The handle also doesn't swivel, so it's hard to get the light just right, and it's too short to comfortably rest over your ear. The headlamp is IP68 waterproof, which means it's dustproof and corrosion-proof, but it's fairly heavy, weighing 1.1 pounds, so it's a bit clumsy to wear for prolonged periods. The handle also doesn't fold up, so it's big and bulky, and the battery pack is large and non-removable. The handle also doesn't fold up, so it's big and bulky, and the battery pack is large and non-removable.