Rayovac Workhorse Pro 35 lm Black LED Headlight AAA Battery

i must have 2 dozen around my farm. the ones with the 5 LED"S are far better you do heed the band over the top the last few times ive ordered these on the web ive gotten the single led one and tis not near as nice. they show the picture of the better one and ship the single LED one. i only wish they still sold the 5 LED lense ones. i loved the other one. i dont even have a regular Flashlight on the farm. I have the 5 Led HEADLIGHTS IN ALL OF MY tractors, Pickups and yes even my personal car, my house and even some of my 4 Wheelers. why hold it in your hands when you can have it turn with your head. Honestly i even have abiut 4 in my tool box . great for working under stuff while fixing machinery and vehichels. while in the field harvesting after dark i just wear one all night long on my head under mt baseball cap. when i step out of the cab i just click it on.

A powerful, lightweight and durable headlamp, ideal for activities such as camping, hiking, night repairs or outdoor work. Its combination of power, durability, battery life and comfort makes it an excellent choice, even better than more expensive models. With a powerful and adjustable brightness that makes it ideal.

I love this flashlight from Rayovac! It is super lightweight and easy to be handheld during a power outage OR for camping!! We like to purchase nice and easy to use flashlights to have around for when necessary. We can recommend these to your family too!

Very bright light, secure straps, stays solid even if dropped. Best headlamp I have had to date. I had trouble opening the battery compartment the first time. With any other lights I had, both sides are squeezed to open. This style compartment uses one clip on the right side, and the back has to be completely exposed before the back can be removed. Otherwise, I highly recommend.

Purchase light today and there was no instructions on how to open the battery section to put the batteries in the unit. Tried to open the section, but it would not open. Can someone please inform me how to open it

I bought this yesterday and the light clicks on for a second when you put the batteries in then it is out. tried many batteries. does anyone know if there is a device that has an on and off switch...

I bought my first headlamp over a year ago and it works great I like the 2 brightness options as well as its durability and it has been trouble free and ready when I need it. So.... I Liked it so much that I bought a second one at Christmas for use at the lake/boat and R/V well... Here is where I have to say someone did not test this batch/run at the factory because it kills the batteries like a dead short when it is off (my best guess) because the batteries (5 days later) when I took them out had .38v after they rested. I thought I just left it on the first time but the second time it was dead I knew something was not right, 6 brand new batteries just wasted. I now take the batteries out when I am not using it, not really ready when I need it. I am going to try and send it in to get replaced, I hope they will replace it and some batteries. Otherwise I may just find a different brand to try and replace it with. I do use Rayovac batteries and they last as long as any others and cost less, best money per volt IMO.

I wish you would update the Youtube Video on putting up the strap because it appears you changed the straps on this model so seeing the video may confuse someone.

Ive replaced the batteries 3x and after a day the batteries are dead. Not a good product.

I cannot agree with any of the complaints I've read here. I love my light without reservation. I want all my friends to have one. I've been using it for so long I can't remember installing the headstrap, but I think it came assembled. If it isn't obvious, be assured there are a limited number of ways it could reasonably work. Trial and error would fix you up if you're still, uh, in the dark. Don't let this complaint put you off. Another complaint I read was difficulty changing the battery, and drained battery is actually what brought me to this site. I didn't remember if I had read it was the battery that would run out or the actual light source. I looked at the light, saw the easily recognizable squeeze points, and squeezed them. OK, they didn't squeeze. So I gently pried one up and BAM, there were my three expired Triple As. Moving the moveable part out of the way was a no-brainer (sorry dude who had trouble with this). Don't let the battery complaints stop you either. This little light is one of my best friends. It helps me take the dogs out at night. It reassures me when I take out the trash in the dark. It lights every nook and cranny where I lose little things. It helped me repair my washing machine. It brightens up tiny detailed things I work on. It's my go-to if the power goes out. I used to try to use the battery saving setting but I'm a self-indulgent, wasteful American, and I liked the strong light. Nothing wrong with the weaker light, but the strong one goes further and I like to use it outside at night. Did I mention this head lamp is lightweight but secure and I can get it on/off with one hand? With practice, you might, too, especially if you have a ponytail or bun. It's comfortable and it doesn't mess my hair or interfere with my glasses. The power/light selection button is easy to press with my right hand. The angle is easily adjusted and stays where you put it till you move it again. It is possible to crank it all the way down so you illuminate your own forehead, so just be aware before you try that. The other extreme shines light almost as high up as I can roll my eyes without moving my head. Of course if I do move my head, light moves to, so I'm really never looking anywhere the light won't shine. Did I sell you one of these lights yet? Don't be shy - you'll love it too. If you do manage to have trouble setting up the headstrap or changing the battery, bring it by, or just ask one of those frighteningly competent little kids.

Could not figure out how to get the batteries in. Had to go to store for someone to help. There are no directions. For battery compartment, you have to raise the back hinge bracket ALL the up so the back is completely accessible. Then on side where says to open, pull up. Good to go then. There is video on how to affix the straps on internet. 4 star because of need to get assistance with batteries.

This light probably works great. But there are no instruction for installing batteries or attaching strap. So I cant say for sure!! Very unhappy with this product at this time.

I can't figure out how to get it open to put the batteries in.

I have had a few of these lights and this one is the best yet, easy to use and works very well. Thank you Rayovac!

There are instructions on replacing batteries, but none on how to mount lamp to head straps. Nothing at all, unless advertising picture on box is supposed to help. Now I have to go back to Sports Authority to see of the can help. If not, will be disappointed and return headlamp.

Found it to be every thing they said it would be. What more has to be said?