It’s a budget rechargeable LED headlamp with a motion/wave sensor, packaged in a cardboard + clear plastic blister. Key details visible on the packaging:

• Name / branding: SENSOR HEADLIGHT with “LED GLARE” printed vertically on the left side
• Charging: USB Type-C
• Battery: Built-in rechargeable (typical capacity on similar units is ~1200 mAh)
• Features highlighted: Motion sensor (wave your hand in front to turn on/off), wide LED array (looks like a COB + multiple small LEDs), adjustable headband
• Intended uses (icons on the bottom): Caving, Nocturnal activities, Adventure, Fishing, Repair

Typical specs for this style of product

These are very common Chinese-made units sold under many no-name or house brands. Approximate real-world performance based on matching listings:

How it usually works

• One button cycles the light modes (high → low → flash → off).
• A second button (or long-press) activates the motion sensor so you can wave your hand to toggle the light without touching the unit.
• The large central panel is a wide-beam COB-style LED array; the two circular areas are secondary lights (often one white, one red on similar models).

It’s a practical, inexpensive hands-free light for camping, fishing, night walks, garage work, or power outages. Not a high-end brand-name headlamp (no major brand logo is visible), but perfectly functional for casual use.

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