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Princeton Tec Quad Headlamp

from: Princeton Tec

May 13, 2008
This is a good product. If used while running it tends to slip down on the head over time.

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Princeton Tec Eos Bike Light

from: Princeton Tec

September 17, 2005
good little light, low weight, can be used in conjunction with a good bar mounted light for night rides, not enough on its own for cross country riding

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Princeton Tec EOS LED Headlamp

from: Princeton Tec


The center portion of the beam is ridiculously tight and nonadjustable. I am going to rig up a diffuser to make this lamp appropriate for close-up task lighting but one should be integrated.
Kudos to Princeton Tec for making an affordable regulated waterproof 1 watt headlamp, though. Everything else is A-OK.

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Princeton Tec Corona 8 LED Headlamp

from: Princeton Tec


This is exactly what I expected from this product. A defused area wide type of light not a bright spot light. Is the Corona model as bright or illuminating as the $100 Princeton Tec Apex model? No; I have one of those too. Both of these models are excellent quality products which is what makes them very different from the $20 cheapos on the market. The eight LEDs will provide you a longer time period of light. The defused light does not cause glare off objects in your path that are highly reflective or shiny. Great for reading laminated sectional maps. The Corona will be enough for most people.

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Princeton Tec Apex Pro 3-Watt LED Headlamp (Black, Orange or Olive Drab)

from: Princeton Tec


This is the headlamp for the professional serviceman who needs both hands free. It has a long battery life and a very bright output. The adjustable headband allows for a comfortable, but secure fit. It's so lightweight I sometimes forget I'm wearing it.

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Princeton Tec Fuel Headlamp

from: Princeton Tec

May 13, 2008
I would give this a five except that I have only used it once. It worked great. If it holds up, great.

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Princeton Tec Yukon Bike Light

from: Princeton Tec

September 17, 2005
I like this light, but there are a lot of things about it that could be better.

For starters, the plastic attachments that hook up to your helmet could be stronger. Mine broke off entirely while I was riding one day under the weight of the light, was rather annoying.

Then there is the matter of it not really being so bright, I've seen lights that illuminate the entire road, and this one was lucky if it could reach the ground and show me what I was riding over. But cars seem to be more aware of where I am, so that is nice

That being said Amazon was more than happy to send me a replacement, so really no harm no foul.

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Princeton Tec Blast 2AAA Xenon Flashlight

from: Princeton Tec


I'm not sure really what to say about this blindingly bright, tiny flashlight. Well, maybe that's all I needed to say right there! I have yet to find a more useful flashlight for the size and money (and have I said it's BRIGHT!!)

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Princeton Tec Apex 3 watt LED Headlamp

from: Princeton Tec


This is the third head lamp I have purchased in the last couple of years, and I wished I would have found this one sooner! I have a Streamlight version that uses three of the smaller aaa batteries contained in the lighting unit itself. It didn't put out enough light and the batteries didn't last that long. I then bought a Black Diamond version that uses four of the larger aa batteries in a little compartment at the back. The trouble was that it only had two light bulbs. One led and one regular looking bulb. It didn't put out enough light! This new Princeton light has four leds surrounding a one monster 3 watt bulb. There are two buttons on the bottom - one controls the four leds and the other is for the center led. I put this one and looked in the mirror ... Read More:

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Princeton Tec Impulse Multi purpose Light Red LED (Black Body)

from: Princeton Tec

September 17, 2005
The best LED key chain light I have owned. The Princeton Tec Impulse offers 3 different light intensities among other options and is easy to turn on and off. The only problem is that the clip open a little too easily. I lost mine after 6 to 12 months so I tried the Princeton Tec Pulsar which is inferior to this product by far. If I ever buy another LED key chain light, it'll be the Prince Tec Impulse.