Terra Camp® Multi-function Headlamp

I've been using this in the garage as well as outdoors. The small lamp and adjustable strap work nicely when I need light while keeping both hands on a job.

The lamp doesn't feel bulky on my forehead. Once I adjusted the headband, it was comfortable while I sorted the tent and put our gear away.

Used the gesture control while setting up our tent with dusty hands. Nice being able to switch the light on without touching the button.

Having the lamp, headband and charging gear together is what I like most. The case is much nicer to pack than another loose light floating around my bag.

I wanted the full kit rather than buying charging bits separately. The base, cable and case were all there, which made getting started simple.

The sensor is handy when my hands are dirty from working outside. I can turn the lamp off with a wave before heading back into the house.

This is my first rechargeable headlamp and I like how everything comes together. Adjusted the band, charged it with the included cable and packed it for our weekend away.

The adjustable band and USB-C charging are the everyday conveniences for me. The gesture sensor is a nice extra when I'm cooking or tidying up at camp.

Bought it for camping but the compact lamp has been useful around the house too. I like having a regular button for quick jobs and the sensor when my hands are messy.

I chose this kit mainly because of the charging case. Being able to put the headlamp away and top it up between uses makes sense for the way I camp.

The case is useful for keeping the headlamp packed between weekend trips. I haven't tried it on a longer holiday yet, but I like the setup so far.

The case is the detail I appreciate most. I know where the headlamp is, and I can charge it there instead of leaving it loose in a drawer.

The charging case means carrying more than just a bare headlamp. For car camping, I'm happy with that trade-off because I like having charging and storage together.

We passed the headlamp between us while getting camp organized. The adjustable band made that easy, and the wave control was useful with dirty hands.

The actual headlamp is smaller than I expected. I can slip it into a jacket pocket when I don't want to wear it, which has been useful around camp.

Used it for a job under the sink and appreciated the compact size. I mostly used the button indoors, but the gesture option is nice to have outside.

I like that the case isn't only for storage. Recharging the lamp in it between outings has been the most useful part of the kit for me.

Tried the gesture control while preparing dinner at camp. Being able to turn the light on without getting food on the button was surprisingly useful.

I prefer taking the whole kit, including the charging case, when we go away by car. It takes a little more room than the lamp alone, but I find the storage and charging useful.

The gesture sensor is a nice option, though I still tend to reach for the button. Glad this one lets me use either instead of making everything gesture-controlled.

I've only used it a few times, so I can't say much about long-term use. I do like the light feel of the lamp and the fact that there is a button alongside the sensor.

The lamp is compact enough that I don't mind carrying it in a pocket around camp. Then I can put it on the headband when it's time to get things done after dark.

I'm still getting used to the gesture control, so I sometimes just press the button. Nice that the lamp gives me both options rather than relying on the sensor alone.

The gesture sensor and charging case are what made me choose this kit. I've found both useful on our usual weekend camping trips.

My partner and I both used it on our trip. Adjusting the headband between us was straightforward, so we could swap it depending on who was doing the camp chores.

I adjusted the band once and have been using it for our evening walks. The wave-to-switch feature is handy when I'm also holding the leash.

I thought waving to switch it on might be something I'd try once and forget. I've actually used it quite a bit when my hands are grubby around camp.

I keep the charging case with my camping gear and take the lamp out when I need it. Much easier to find than the loose flashlight I used to bury in there.

The hand-wave control is convenient when I'm getting my fishing gear ready. I don't have to keep reaching for a little button while handling everything else.

USB-C was one of the reasons I picked this one. I top it up while packing for a trip and keep the included cable with the kit.

I was mostly looking for a headlamp, but the charging case has been a useful extra. Having the base and cable included meant I didn't need to hunt down accessories.