Perun 3 – Headlamp / Right-Angle Light – 3000 Lumens
The Olight Perun 3 is a rechargeable high-output headlamp and right-angle work light built for hands-free use when you need real light, not a weak little apology hanging from your forehead. It delivers up to 3,000 lumens, includes white and red light modes, and is offered here in verified color options including Black and Midnight Blue.
Available options are organized below under Variants.
This is a solid fit for work, outdoor use, shop tasks, inspections, camping, and general problem-solving after the sun taps out. The right-angle format also makes it more versatile than a dedicated headlamp because it can pull double duty as a hand light or magnet-mounted task light depending on the setup.
What it does
The Perun 3 throws a lot of light fast when you need broad area illumination, then gives you lower-output and red-light options when you need to preserve vision or avoid blasting everything around you. It is built for hands-free lighting with a headband, but the right-angle body format also makes it useful off the band for general work.
Why it’s worth it
The main value is flexibility. Big output when you need it, red light when you do not want to wreck your night vision, and a body style that works as both a headlamp and utility light. Good choice for guys who actually use their gear instead of just making it look tactical on a shelf.
Specs
- Brand: Olight
- Model: Perun 3
- Available colors: Black, Midnight Blue
- Max output: 3,000 lumens
- Light types: White light and red light
- Runtime: up to 20 days on lower modes
- Format: Headlamp / right-angle light
- Rechargeable: Yes
- Safety feature: Proximity sensor
What’s included
- Olight Perun 3 light
- Headband / factory accessories as packaged by manufacturer
Verify before you buy
If you need a weapon-mounted light, this is not it. If you need a high-output hands-free light for work, camping, shop use, or general utility, this one is a strong tool and the color choice is just personal preference, not a functional difference.
