No more tunnel vision
A 180° beam lights the whole path and both verges, not one small circle.

The original wide-beam headlamp
A 180° band of light, a wave-to-switch sensor and a battery you charge like a phone. Built for early starts, late finishes and dark walks.

The upgrade
One wide COB strip plus a spot LED, on with a wave of your hand. Want more? The Pro has three strips.
A 180° beam lights the whole path and both verges, not one small circle.
Wave in front of the lamp to switch it on or off, with gloves on or hands full.
A 1200 mAh built-in battery you top up by USB. Buyers report 3 to 6 hours a charge.
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Who uses it
Trades, early starts and evening walks: one lamp, every job.









Sound familiar?
Most head torches were designed for a tent, not for a driveway at 6pm in November.


Same forest, same night. Press Turn on.
| Feature | Wide-Beam Headlamp | Phone torch | AAA battery head torch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Both hands free | Yes | No | Yes |
| Lights a wide area, not one spot | Yes | No | No |
| Switches on with a wave | Yes | No | No |
| No batteries to buy | Yes | Yes | No |
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Good-quality materials, and the light is very powerful. Switching it on and off with a simple gesture is also really practical for working on cars and motorbikes, especially with dirty hands.
The drawback with this type of product is that battery life is short, but I decided to buy it based on other users' reviews saying it lasted more than 2, 3 or 4 hours. After a full charge, keeping the front COB light on at high intensity, it lasted 6 hours and 18 minutes.
For the price, this is a first-class torch: light, lights well, and it uses an 18650 battery, unlike other models that use 14500 batteries. That allows a high-capacity battery that lasts a very long time. With the advertised 1200mAh, I used it for 3 hours and it didn't run out of power.
Cheap, light and bright. I bought one to try it, but I think I'll be buying more. A common problem with products of this type is that the sensor is so sensitive it becomes unusable. Here the sensor can be switched off, so no problem. I'd like you to make a version without a sensor.
Works great. Good brightness. Extra switch-off function by gesture. Follow-up: poor-quality electronic components.
It has a 1200 mAh built-in battery. Buyers report between 3 and 6 hours on a charge depending on the mode; one measured 6 hours 18 minutes with the COB strips on high. The low setting lasts longest. For long jobs, a second lamp lets you swap while one charges.
With the USB cable in the box. Use any USB phone charger, a laptop or a power bank; a plug isn't included. A full charge takes around 4 hours.
Yes. It's rated IPX4, so rain, splashes and frosty mornings are fine. It isn't designed to be submerged.
The sensor reacts to movement just in front of the lamp, so something passing close by can trigger it. If you'd rather not use it, the sensor can be switched off and you use the button instead.
Yes. The strap adjusts to fit over a beanie, and helmet clips are included so you can attach it to a hard hat.
Free tracked delivery to the UK in 5–9 working days after dispatch. You'll get a tracking link by email as soon as your order ships.
You have 30 days to try it. If you're not happy, email contact@coeurcalin.com and we'll refund you. This is on top of your legal right to cancel within 14 days of delivery.
Many buyers keep one in the car or give one away. For long jobs, two lamps let you swap while one charges.

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