WaveBeamPro 230° Headlamp

The wide beam eliminates all those annoying shadows you get with regular headlamps. Wave sensor means no greasy fingerprints on buttons when working on engines.

Mucking out stables this thing is perfect. Can see the whole stall at once and wave it off when the horses get spooked by the light.

Thought the gesture control would be a gimmick but it's actually really precise. Wide angle beam perfect for working in roof spaces where you need to see everything around you.

Used this for a whole weekend of camping and still had charge left. Wide beam means I'm not constantly swinging my head around looking for things in the dark.

Working on detailed projects this gives even lighting across my whole workspace. No more shadows from narrow beam headlamps. Gesture control means clean hands stay clean.

The wide angle beam is fantastic for night photography setup. Being able to wave it off without hunting for buttons when your hands are full of camera gear is brilliant.

Working under cars this thing is amazing. See the whole engine bay at once instead of just where you're pointing. Wave your hand to turn off when it gets in the way.

Can see the path ahead and spot the dog when she wanders off to the sides. Wave control means I don't have to take gloves off in winter.

Skeptical about the gesture thing but it actually works great. No more trying to find tiny buttons with cold fingers. Super wide beam lights up the whole campsite.

Wide gentle light perfect for bedtime stories without harsh shadows. Kids love waving at it to turn it on and off - they think it's magic! Rechargeable means no more hunting for batteries.

Love that I can charge this from my power bank while camping. The gesture control means no fumbling for buttons when I'm in the tent at night trying not to wake everyone.

Just wave your hand and it switches on/off without touching anything. Perfect when you're wearing gloves or your hands are dirty. The 230 degree spread lights up everything around you, not just a narrow beam ahead.

Love the spread of light - no more tunnel vision. Sometimes triggers the wave sensor accidentally when I'm gesturing while talking. Still pretty handy overall.

The 230 degree lighting is fantastic - like having a floodlight on your head. Wave sensor responds well. Elastic headband stretches out pretty quickly with regular use though.

The peripheral vision this gives you is incredible for trail running. Occasionally the wave sensor triggers when I'm just moving my hands normally though, which can be annoying.

Love the peripheral lighting - feels like having eyes in the side of your head. Wave sensor is neat once you get the hang of it. Instructions could be clearer about the gesture distance though.

The 230 degree coverage is incredible for seeing everything around you. Wave sensor is pretty responsive. Only issue is the headband doesn't stay put very well during jogging.

Wide angle coverage is fantastic for working in the garage. Wave sensor works most of the time but can be a bit hit and miss. Only complaint is the battery doesn't last as long as I'd hoped.

Wide light is nice enough. Wave thing works sometimes. Bit gimmicky really but the kids like it. Does the job for occasional use around the house.

Does what it says on the tin I suppose. Wide beam is nice but it's not super bright in the centre. Wave sensor is a novelty that wears off pretty quick.