For example, it can cast a spotlight with a large central LED or a flood with two side lights, and the lamp pivots so you can aim it right where you want it (especially useful in spots where it’s too tight for you to wear the lamp on your head). The Spot 325 has a long battery life, strong overall durability, and convenient features. The Spot has been at the top of our list since we first started testing headlamps, and the updated 325 model gives us the same features we’ve always loved and a few key improvements: It has 25 more lumens than the old model, and its top buttons are much more intuitive to use than the single button on the older models. We picked the Black Diamond Spot 325 after 40 hours of research and testing in 2019 alone, on top of the testing done since 2012.

When you're working under a sink or behind a washer or dryer, it’s tough for a big work light to beat a headlamp. The DCD701F2 also comes with a nice belt hook, and the battery gauge is on each battery rather than on the tool, so you can check batteries without having to insert them into the drill. The battery is designed so that the drill can stand upright when not in use, and the LED is positioned such that it illuminates the drill front better than most. The molded handle seems to account for every curve and bulge of the hand, making this drill the most comfortable we’ve ever held. The DeWalt 12-volt’s power is on a par with that of some of the other drills we looked at, but it particularly excels in ergonomics and convenience features. In our tests, it bored 30 1-inch holes through a 2-by-10 on a single battery charge-results that show it can handle just about anything within the four walls of a home. Drill/Driver Kit is the best one for around-the-house needs.

We’ve tested dozens of drills since 2016, driving 50 pounds of screws, and boring 500 1-inch holes, and we’re convinced that the DeWalt DCD701F2 Xtreme 12V Max Brushless 3/8 in.

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