Rechargeable LED Work Glasses – 400LM Hands-Free COB Floodlight with Dual Spotlights, 5 Modes & Type-C Charging
Rechargeable LED Work Glasses – 400LM Hands-Free COB Floodlight with Dual Spotlights, 5 Modes & Type-C Charging
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Rechargeable LED Work Glasses – 400LM Hands-Free COB Floodlight with Dual Spotlights, 5 Modes & Type-C Charging
Stop Holding the Flashlight. Put the Light Where You Look.
Wide front illumination. Focused side beams. Both hands available for the job. These rechargeable LED work glasses keep light aligned with your viewing direction so you can focus on tools, fasteners, wiring and parts instead of constantly repositioning a flashlight.
Your Hands Should Be on the Job. Not on the Flashlight.
Holding a flashlight sounds simple until the job needs both hands. Suddenly you're balancing a phone, wedging a light against a wall, holding a flashlight in your mouth or trying to finish a repair one-handed. The problem isn't darkness. The problem is that your light is using one of your hands.
Holding the light leaves fewer hands available for tools and parts.
Move the light. Move the tool. Move the light again. It slows down the job.
A badly placed light can put your hands directly between the beam and the work.
Look at the Work. Bring the Light With You.
Because the light source is worn on the glasses frame, illumination naturally follows the direction you're facing. Look deeper into an engine bay, under a cabinet or toward a small component and the light moves with your line of sight.
Turn your head toward the work and bring the light with you.
Hold tools, fasteners and components instead of the flashlight.
Especially useful where a separate lamp is awkward or difficult to position.
See Wide. Focus Tight. Use the Light the Job Needs.
One lighting style doesn't fit every task. The wide front COB panel spreads light across the immediate work area, while dual side spotlights provide more concentrated illumination when you want to inspect smaller details.
Broader illumination for the area immediately in front of you — useful for general repair, maintenance and close-up work.
More focused beams for looking deeper into tight spaces, components and detailed work areas.
Up to 400 Lumens Put Useful Light Right in Front of the Job.
Whether you're working under a hood, inside a cabinet or in a dim garage, the wearable light system is designed to put practical illumination directly where you're looking without needing a separate handheld light.
Maximum stated light output.
Multiple output options for different tasks.
One wide COB panel plus two side lights.
Wear the light instead of carrying it.
Don't Use One Light Level for Every Job.
Some tasks need broad front illumination. Others need focused side beams. The multi-mode control lets you switch between different lighting outputs without adding extra lights to your setup.
Higher front floodlight output for wider-area illumination.
Lower front output when full brightness isn't necessary.
Focused side illumination for more detailed work.
Lower focused output for closer or longer tasks.
Additional flashing mode activated through the control button.
Keep the operation straightforward while you're working.
Need Your Glasses to See the Work? Keep Them On.
The open wearable frame is designed to fit over many everyday eyeglass frames, so adding hands-free light doesn't necessarily mean removing the glasses you already use for close-up tasks.
Designed to work over many common eyeglass frames.
Keep your normal vision aid while adding directed task lighting.
Wearable frame design avoids the need for a traditional headlamp strap.
Fewer Loose Batteries. More Ready-to-Go Light.
The rechargeable design keeps the setup simple. Charge through the Type-C interface, keep the glasses with your tools and use the built-in button when you need light for the next dark workspace.
Built-in rechargeable design reduces reliance on disposable batteries.
Convenient charging through a commonly used Type-C connection.
Built-in button control keeps operation easy during work.
A Practical Frame Keeps the Lighting System Together in One Wearable Tool.
Instead of carrying a separate flashlight, headlamp and safety-style frame, the design combines the lighting system into one wearable format using an ABS frame and clear PC lens panels.
Lightweight molded frame supports the integrated lighting components.
Transparent front panels maintain visibility through the frame.
Front and side lighting are integrated directly into the wearable structure.
A Little Rain Doesn't Have to End Every Job.
IPX4 splash resistance helps the glasses handle incidental splashes and light rain during compatible outdoor tasks, making them useful beyond the garage or workshop.
Designed to handle splashing water from normal directions.
Useful during compatible outdoor tasks in light wet conditions.
IPX4 does not mean waterproof or submersible.
From the Engine Bay to the Campsite.
Any task where your hands are busy and the lighting isn't good is where the wearable format starts to make sense. Keep the light with your line of sight and keep your hands focused on the work.
Look deeper into engine bays, wheel areas and tight compartments.
Useful inside cabinets, behind appliances and around household repairs.
Direct light around wires, connectors and small components.
Useful for camping, fishing and after-dark maintenance jobs.
The Real Upgrade Is Getting Your Other Hand Back.
- Occupies one hand during the job
- Must be repositioned as you move
- Can roll or fall from improvised positions
- Your hand can block the beam
- Harder to use in very tight spaces
- Keeps both hands available
- Light follows your viewing direction
- Wide COB plus focused side beams
- Five selectable lighting modes
- Rechargeable Type-C design
- Wearable over many everyday glasses
Charge It. Put It On. Choose the Light. Get to Work.
Recharge through the Type-C interface before use.
Wear the glasses directly or over compatible everyday eyewear.
Choose front COB, side lighting or another available mode.
Keep both hands on the actual repair or task.
A Practical Gift They'll Actually Reach for When the Job Gets Dark.
For mechanics, DIYers, garage tinkerers and anyone who always seems to have a tool in one hand and a flashlight in the other, this is a gift built around a real everyday frustration: not having enough hands.
A useful gift for someone who spends time fixing and building.
Adds practical lighting without adding another tool to hold.
Especially useful for inspections, maintenance and engine-bay work.
Everything to Know Before You Put the Light Where You Look.
The product is rated for up to 400 lumens and combines a wide front COB light with dual side spotlights.
There are five stated modes: strong COB, weak COB, strong side lighting, weak side lighting and flash mode.
Yes. The glasses use a rechargeable design with a Type-C charging interface.
The open frame design is intended to fit over many common everyday eyeglass frames. Fit can vary depending on the size and shape of your existing eyewear.
They are rated IPX4 for splash resistance. They are not designed for submersion or heavy water exposure.
Yes, they can be useful for compatible outdoor tasks such as camping, fishing and after-dark maintenance.
The main advantage is the hands-free layout. The lighting moves with your viewing direction while both hands remain available for the task.
They should not be treated as certified protective eyewear unless your specific product documentation states the required safety certification. Use appropriate PPE for the task being performed.
Rechargeable LED Work Glasses
Stop Fighting the Flashlight. Start Working With Both Hands.
Look where you need light. Let the beam follow. Keep one hand on the tool, the other on the part, and stop wasting time finding somewhere to balance the flashlight every time the job moves.
