FlashBiu Rechargeable LED Headlamp, Outdoor Bright COB Head Lamp to Wear for Adults Kids, Hands Free, IPX5 Waterproof, 6 Modes, Motion Sensor Head Light Flashlight for Camping, Running, Walking

This headlamp has 6 different lighting modes, including a bright white XPG LED spotlight（3 levels)）, a warm COB light, and a white and warm light mode that is ultra bright. It also has flashing red and blue lights and an off mode. This headlight has a long-lasting battery life – it comes with a 950mAh built-in battery and a USB cable. You can use it for up to 3 hours at a time at a brightness level of 3.5, and it's easy to charge with overcharge and overdischarge protection. Plus, it has a unique semicircle design battery power indicator in blue light. To activate the motion sensor on your LED head lamps, press the induction button and wave your hand on the left side of the headlight. The sensor emission reception is on the left side. This headband features a built-in light that can be rotated to direct light where you need it most. It's also adjustable and reflective, making it a great choice for activities like running or walking at night. Plus, it's comfortable to wear on your forehead. The shell of this phone is both waterproof and durable, with an IPX5 rating that allows it to withstand rain splash. It also passed a 2 meter drop test, making it a phone that is both tough and lightweight. If you are not satisfied with your purchase, you can receive a full refund within 60 days. TIPS: It is not necessary to cycle through all modes to turn off. When you use one mode more than 15 seconds, the headlight can be turned off directly by touch or wave the button one time.

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