What they sell
Lepro sells LED lighting at low prices: headlamps, camping lanterns, flashlights and home lighting, mostly through Amazon. On this site, the brand is reviewed for one product, the Lepro 3200008 rechargeable headlamp.
The headlamp reviewed here
A USB-C rechargeable head torch with a built-in 1200 mAh pack, five modes including red steady and red flashing, a 45° tilting head, IPX4 and a stated 81 g (2.86 oz). Keepa showed it at $15.99 on Amazon.com on November 4, 2026.
A brand whose numbers move
The same reference, B01DNDMSLY, is listed in six Amazon stores, and the listings do not say the same thing:
- Lumens: 300 on Amazon.com’s bullets, 150 in the Amazon.fr spec table, and 1300 lux, a different unit, in the French and Italian titles.
- Hours: “up to 30 hours” on Amazon.com; the Spanish listing ties hours to modes, about 4.5 h on high, 13.5 h on low and 37 h on red; the Italian one says about 4, 25 and 30 hours.
- What holds everywhere: 81 g, IPX4, 1200 mAh over USB-C, a beam of up to 150 m (492 ft) and the red mode.
That is the useful lesson from Lepro: trust the figures every listing repeats, and treat the others as the maker’s estimate.
What to check before ordering
The high-mode runtime, not the headline hours: plan on about four hours of bright light. And the switch: no lock mode is published, so a Lepro lamp can switch itself on in a pack.
The lantern that is not here
Lepro also sells a D-cell camping lantern that publishes 1,000 lumens and no runtime. It is not reviewed on this site at the moment: what is above concerns the headlamp only.
