A rechargeable headlamp built around a COB light bar: one continuous strip of LEDs across the front of the band that throws a broad, even wash of white light instead of a narrow beam you have to aim. It charges over USB, so there are no batteries to buy, and it comes in two builds: a soft gray elastic band with the bar fixed across the front, and a black molded housing on a woven strap that adds a round spot lens and tilts. The soft band suits all-evening wear where you want light wherever you look; the housing suits work that needs a spot beam or an adjustable angle. Against typical single-LED headlamps it trades throw distance for coverage, and owners rate it highly for hands-free close work.
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Owners rate it 4.7 out of 5 across 137 ratings, praising the wide, even light and the comfort of the soft band for hands-free work. Complaints center on the flood pattern having little reach and on the fixed bar on the gray version.
This is a rechargeable COB headlamp worn on the forehead. Its light-emitting diodes are bonded into one continuous bar across the front of the band. The bar gives a broad, even wash of white light with a 230-degree spread, rather than a narrow circle. It works best at close range, within a few arm-lengths.
It has a built-in 1200 mAh battery that charges over USB from a wall plug, a laptop or a power bank. No replacement batteries are needed.
It comes in two builds. The Gray style has a flexible gray band with gray molded end caps and an elastic strap with a slider buckle. A small flat black pod at the back of the head holds the battery, the charge port and the red rear lights. The Black style has a hard black molded front housing on a black woven strap. It adds a separate round spot lens, a wave sensor, a red side indicator and a hinged bracket that tilts the lamp down toward your hands.
