| | |  | LED Flashlights | Home » » » » Energizer 6 LED Headlight With Bright Lights | | | | | | | Description: | | Allows you to complete plumbing, electrical and other tasks requiring both hands. Mounts comfortably and securely on head or hard hat with headband. Six LED lights with three illumination settings: spot, flood and red. Swivel head to adjust aim. Lamp output of 12 to 24 lumens. Can be worn for long periods of time. | | | Features: | |
• Lighting modes; Spot and Flood - 4 bright Nichia LED's deliver ~ 36 lumens of light with 19 hour run time
• Spot or Flood Mode = 2 bright Nichia flood, delivers 28 lumens and a 50 hour run time
• 2 Bright red night vision LED's have a 75 hour run time
• Lifetime guarantee
• Packed with 3AAA long lasting Energizer Max alkaline batteries
• Allows you to complete plumbing, electrical and other tasks requiring both hands.
• Lamp output of 12 to 24 lumens.
• Mounts comfortably and securely on head or hard hat with headband.
• Six LED lights with three illumination settings: spot, flood and red.
• Swivel head to adjust aim.
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 2.7 inches | | Product Width:
| 5.8 inches | | Product Height:
| 7.5 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.25 pounds | | Package Length:
| 6.0 inches | | Package Width:
| 6.0 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.7 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.25 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 20 reviews |
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15 of 15 found the following review helpful:
 OK, but has some drawbacksNov 11, 2007
By Larry K.
This provides plenty of light, but there are some drawbacks.
Drawback #1: This thing has four modes: White Spotlight, White Floodlight, White Spot plus Flood, Red, and OFF. The selection is made by pressing one switch over and over. This is a pain, especially since the switch is small and rather stiff. With gloves on it's almost impossible. It also means that to get to the night vision friendly RED you've got to step through 3 WHITE settings.
Drawback #2: The LED's are not recessed and don't have reflectors to direct the light forward. I wear glasses and the stray light hits my glasses and makes it almost impossible to see. I later "fixed" this by painting the lower portion of the assembly with black car touch-up paint. This greatly reduced the stray light problem.
Before I purchased the 6 LED model I had the 3 LED model. Other than not beeing as bright, it is a better design because it has a 3 position slider switch...center OFF, left RED, right WHITE. So, if you want RED, you go straight to RED. Also, the LED's are recessed a bit and don't throw nearly as much light into my face as this 6 LED model did.
Note that I just saw a new Energizer head lamp that seems to fix the stray light problem. It has a high power LED with reflector for the spot light, the but the unit is rather bulky. Unfortunately, it looks to have the same crappy push-button switch design as this one.
As of the date of this review, the picture is that of the 3 LED lamp. I advised Amazon of the error but they said it was fine as is. Whatever.
13 of 14 found the following review helpful:
Great headlight but awkward switchOct 27, 2006
By A. Flach
I love having one headlight that can do red and white light, and both a narrow and wide beam in white, and all of the settings are bright enough for me. Howevever, to move between the different settings you have to repeatedly click on a push switch which is very stiff. What would be ideal for me would be a slider switch that you move back and forth between the different settings, or four separate push switches.
My only other complaint is that the light can shine in your eyes if you wear it too low on your forehead.
As someone else noted, the pictured item is another headlight from Energizer, not the 6-led version.
14 of 16 found the following review helpful:
 Great productJul 13, 2007
By F.B.
This is one of the simplest and yet most effective LED headlights out there. The multiple lighting options gives you a wide variety of choices for any situation that requires a little or a lot of light. I love mine for hiking, biking, and even work.
This model was difficult to find last year. I'm very happy that Energizer decided to reintroduce the product.
I do have a bit of a beef with this product listing on Amazon. The site shows a very bogus "List" price of $74.61 but they'll discount it 70% or $52.55 to a price of $22.06. Give me a break! On what planet would this list for $74.61? I know this is Amazon's site but you can pick this light up at any discount store, like Target, for $14.99!
Energizer also has a 3 LED version and another version with a 1 watt LED spot.
All are great products.
Another note to the Amazon Webmaster: You might want to double check that you have the correct picture associated with the described product. You picture the 3 LED light and describe the 6. I'm a very active Amazon Prime customer so I think I have earned the right to say who ever edited this product site really screwed the pooch.
Update: I will give Amazon some credit for actually reading reviews. Less than 24 hours after my review they adjusted the "list" price from $74.61 to a still too high but more realistic $24.95 "discounted" 12% or 2.89 for a price of $22.06. This is still $7 higher than the average discount store (more when you factor in shipping). Now, they just need to correct the picture to the product description.
7 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Good for the price!Apr 11, 2007
By Craig Smith
"Central Lakes Wireless, Inc."
I bought the new 6-LED headlight at Wal-Mart for less that $15 - and it's well worth it. I like the multiple white LED options for floodlight vs. spotlight vs. both, as well as the red LEDs. I also own the 3-LED version of Engergizer's headlight as well, but the new 6-LED version is a little more water resistant. Works great so far, and at $15, you really can't go wrong!
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Red is first nowJan 01, 2009
By HikinMarty
I purchased this locally in 12/2008 and it appears Energizer has listened to feedback and has updated this model somewhat. My model is HDL33A2E. The headlight is pretty much as others have said EXCEPT the red light is now FIRST in the sequence of light modes. So night vision is not destroyed ... that is, at least not until you turn it off because you still have to cycle through all the modes then. And the button is STILL hard to press, which makes having to go through all the cycles to turn it off even more irritating and actually a little painful.
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