AIBIBI Dinosaur Headlamp, LED Headlamp for Kids Flashlights Camping Gear with Roar & Silent Mode, Kids Head Lamp Outdoor Dino Toys for Boys Girls Toddlers, Ideal Gift for Birthday Halloween Christmas

Kids 7 and 4 loved these. Will have to check with parents to see about durability

- HONEST REVIEW - AIBIBI Dinosaur Headlamp, LED Headlamp for Kids Flashlights Camping Gear with Roar & Silent Mode, Kids Head Lamp Outdoor Dino Toys for Boys Girls Toddlers, Ideal Gift for Birthday Halloween Christmas -I ordered this dinosaur headlamp for my 7-year old son. He likes playing outside and we do camping activities, so I figured this would be a fun and functional gift.This headlamp comes with the 3 needed AAA batteries and the tiny screwdriver to open the close the battery area. The battery cover sticks, so be mindful when opening.There is a on/off switch for lights and sound. The middle switch offers both dinosaur roaring and light up eyes. Close the dinosaur’s mouth and the lights flash with the roaring. Close the mouth again and it stops roaring but the horns light up. Close it again and everything is off. The end switch offers all the same light options sans the roaring.This headlamp is very easy to use. A child will be able to work this headlamp while wearing it.The head strap is adjustable. The straps are flexible for comfort. - PROS - Fun and functional; batteries included; options with lights and sound; easy to use; adjustable head straps - CONS - None - OVERALL - This is a fun toy for kids who love dinosaurs and outdoor activities.Thank you for reading my review!

I got this for my 5 year grandson and he loves it. The roaring can get a little irritating but my grandson seems to enjoy it. The lights are much brighter than I was anticipating and can be a little hard to look at it if they are pointed directly at your face. The mouth opens when it roars and the overall effect is cute.

Got this for my grandson. He loves to go exploring and on wild adventures (his words). He is always looking for a flashlight and he loves my headlamp, so this is a fun little headlamp that is all his. He thinks its pretty cool and can't wait to use it.

The On/Off switch has a "middle" position that is a little tricky to find because it is so small and has such a small travel between the Off / Light & Sound / Lights positions. The roaring sound is fun initially, but gets a bit tedious quickly (for this grandpa at least!)This really is meant to function as a toy that also happens to be a head lamp and it does a good job of that.It seems to have reasonably sturdy construction, but I doubt it is waterproof. It comes with 3 AAA batteries and a small screwdriver to remove the very small screw that holds the battery door in place. I tried it with 3 AAA NiMH rechargeable batteries and it worked fine.Be careful when removing the screw because you'll have serious trouble finding it on the ground or hiding in the carpet!Bottom Line: This could be a fun TOY head lamp for younger kids.

Perfect gift for us to have fun playing flashlight tag with our little buddies when we are all together. Great for both inside and out - and also perfect for encouraging their love for reading! They can read books even after the early dark of winter here in the US! Being on daylight saving time brings sundown pretty early, and this can encourage them to read all the great books they already own and more to come!

I bought the AIBIBI Dinosaur Headlamp for my son, and it has been a big hit with him. The design is very appealing to kids, especially for those who love dinosaurs. It's an ideal gift for occasions like birthdays or Christmas.The headlamp is equipped with both roar and silent modes. While the roaring sound is a fun feature, I found it to be quite loud and somewhat annoying after a short period. However, the silent mode is a welcome alternative for when you need a break from the dinosaur noises.In terms of functionality, the LED lights are very bright, making it useful for camping or playing outside after dark. My son absolutely loves it, and it's great to see him enjoy his new dinosaur-themed headlamp. Overall, despite the sound being a bit much at times, it's a great purchase for kids who enjoy adventurous and interactive toys.

I got this for my 3 year old and he really likes it a lot.It's definitely not a "real" headlamp. It's more of a toy...which...for a kid, is that not all you really need?It came with 3 AAA Batteries and a tiny screwdriver to use to change them.It also has 3 settings, on, on with sound and off. So I'm glad that there's an option to turn the roaring off.It's not super bright, but I dont' feel like it needs to be for a toddler. It also has multi colors on the horns. It fits him perfectly. I'm pleased with it.