Headlamp Flashlight 3 Pack Rechargeable LED Headlamps Wide Beam Head Lamp Bright Sensor Headlight Light

230° WIDE BEAM HEADLIGHT & SIDE SPOTLIGHT - High bright COB broad beam & XPE focused beam light sources. Upgrade COB 230° Wide beam led headlamp flashlight is terrific for lighting the whole area in front of you as though it is daytime can easily illuminate your surroundings and work area no need to adjust the angle of the lamps. XPE side spot light can be used to illuminate specific areas further away. Ideal for both close and long-distance lighting. Great gift for outdoor adventurers5 MODES & COMFORTABLE - Multiple settings allow both bright and dim lighting.

Press power switch to cycle through COB high/low - XPE high/low mode - OFF. Turn on the power switch and long-press it to turn on strobe mode. Only 0.15 lb lightweight you can barely feel it when you wear it on your head. The silicone material is very comfortable. Non-Slip highly elastic adjustable headband has breathability and sweat absorption both adults & kids can wear it. Can be folded for storageMOTION SENSOR & HANDS-FREE - Turn on the power switch switch to the desired mode press the sensor switch to enter the sensor function of that mode.

Wave your hand to turn ON/OFF the lamp. Great for night fishing bright enough and keeping your hands free to do your work very useful when your hands are dirty or grabbing somethingUSB RECHARGEABLE & IPX4 WATERPROOF - Built-in 1200mAh rechargeable battery. Charges quickly enough. Type-C fast charging cable included. Charging indicator tells you when charging is complete. After fully charged it can last for about 2.5 -8 hours the usage time is different in 6 modes. Waterproof design the headlamp adopts a fully enclosed design to prevent rain and water mist from entering.

You can use it in any environment suitable for bad weather such as rain snow etcMULTIPLE USES - Fits almost any head hat hard hat or helmet. Ideal for indoor & outdoor uses such as mechanic work car repairs fishing running camping backpacking walking the dogs power outage emergency. Or when entering a dark room basement attic garage or any other place where lighting is anything less than optimal