A rechargeable, glasses-style task light you wear — wave a hand to switch it on and the light points exactly where you're looking, hands completely free.
A rechargeable glasses-style work light that keeps illumination aligned
with your line of sight — with motion sensing, five lighting modes and
both focused and wide-area light.
Motion Sensor
Wave-control on/off
5 Lighting Modes
Adapt light to the task
USB-C Charging
Rechargeable everyday use
Light that works the way you do.
Wave control
A hand near the sensor toggles it on and off — no greasy switch to find.
Spot + wide light
Dual side spots for close detail and a wide strip for the whole area, across 5 modes.
USB-C recharge
Top it up with the included cable — red light means charging, green means ready.
IPX4 water-resistant
Sweat on the job or a splash in the rain won't stop it.
Touch-less control
A wave turns it on. No fumbling for a switch.
When your hands are full, greasy, or gloved, you just wave near the sensor and the light comes on. Wave again to turn it off — or press the button to cycle brightness modes the old-fashioned way.
Focused and wide
Two spots for detail. A wide strip for the whole area.
Dual side spot lights throw a tight beam right where you're working, while the center COB strip floods the wider scene. Five modes let you run one, the other, or both — from a soft glow to full output.
Honest note: we don't publish a lab lumen rating for this light, so we won't invent one. It's sized for close-up tasks and everyday low-light work, not as a long-throw flashlight.
Rechargeable
Charge it, wear it, forget it.
Top it up over USB-C with the included cable — a red light means it's charging, green means it's ready to go. No batteries to buy, nothing to throw away. At about 130 g it's light enough to wear through a long job and still barely notice it.
Product Specifications
What you're actually wearing.
Product typeRechargeable sensor glasses light
MaterialABS
Approx. size16.2 × 18.8 × 8.2 cm
Approx. weight130 g
LightingCOB + LED
Lighting modes5
ControlButton + motion sensing
ChargingUSB-C rechargeable
Water resistanceIPX4
Included1 pair + charging cable
Dimensions and weight are approximate. Small measurement differences may occur.
Real-World Use
Built for the jobs that don't happen under perfect lighting.
Task Lighting Compared
A different way to keep light on the job.
Feature
Harlwick™
Hand Flashlight
Basic Headlamp
Keeps both hands available
Yes
No
Yes
Motion-sensor control
Yes
Usually no
Varies
Five lighting modes
Yes
Varies
Varies
Focused + wide light
Yes
Usually focused
Varies
USB-C rechargeable
Yes
Varies
Varies
Glasses-style wearable format
Yes
No
No
Real-World Impressions
The difference shows up when both hands are already busy.
Everyday impressions across repairs, inspection work,
camping and low-light tasks.
01
Hands-Free
Light stays with your line of sight.
02
Motion Control
Useful when hands are dirty or occupied.
03
Multiple Modes
Adjust lighting to different tasks.
★★★★★
Garage Work
Much easier than trying to hold a flashlight
I originally wanted this for working under the hood of my truck.
The biggest difference is simply having both hands free while the
light follows where I am looking. I can hold a wrench in one hand
and a part in the other without balancing a flashlight somewhere.
The wider light is useful when I am looking around the engine bay,
then I switch modes when I need to focus on a smaller area.
Used For
Vehicle Repair
★★★★★
Maintenance
The hand-wave sensor is the feature I actually use
I thought the motion sensor might be one of those features that
sounds better than it works, but it has been useful when my hands
are greasy or I am already holding something. Instead of touching
the light I can wave in front of the sensor and continue working.
It took a little time to remember it was there, but now I use it
almost every time I am doing maintenance in a darker area.
Used For
Inspection & Maintenance
★★★★★
Camping
Nice for setting up camp after dark
We arrived later than expected and ended up finishing our campsite
in the dark. I liked being able to look directly at the clips,
poles and gear I was working with instead of constantly turning a
flashlight or headlamp. It also feels less bulky around my head
than the headlamp I normally pack. I have started keeping it with
the rest of my camping equipment.
Used For
Camping
★★★★★
DIY Projects
Useful tool, just takes a little getting used to
It feels different from wearing normal glasses because there is
obviously more hardware on the frame, so the first few minutes
took some getting used to. Once I started working I stopped paying
attention to that. For jobs inside cabinets or underneath a sink,
having the light follow exactly where I turn my head is genuinely
convenient. I would give it four stars mainly because of the
adjustment period, not because of the lighting.
Used For
Home DIY
★★★★★
Night Use
More practical than carrying a light on evening walks
I mostly use these when I walk outside after dark or when I need
to check something around the property at night. I like not having
another item in my hand, especially when I am carrying something
or opening gates. The different modes are useful because I do not
always want the same amount or type of light. USB-C charging is
also much more convenient than keeping spare batteries around.
Used For
Night Walking
★★★★★
Detail Work
The light goes exactly where I am looking
That sounds obvious, but it is the reason I keep reaching for
these instead of a flashlight. When I am inspecting a tight area
I do not have to reposition the light every time I change what I
am looking at. The spot lighting is helpful for small details and
the wider setting works better when I need to see the surrounding
area. Simple idea, but it makes certain jobs noticeably easier.
Used For
Inspection Tasks
Questions, answered straight.
How do I wear it and turn it on?
You wear it like a pair of glasses so the light sits in your line of sight. Wave a hand near the sensor to switch it on or off, or press the button to cycle through the 5 lighting modes.
How bright is it?
It's made for close-up tasks and everyday low-light work — dual spots for detail plus a wide strip for the whole area. We don't publish a lab lumen number for it, so we won't quote one; think "see-your-work bright," not long-range flashlight.
What's the difference between Regular and Plus?
Plus is the upgraded version for frequent, hands-free use. Pick your version and color (Yellow or Blue) at the top of the page.
How does it charge?
Over USB-C with the included cable. The indicator glows red while charging and green when it's full.
Can it handle sweat or rain?
It's rated IPX4 — splash-resistant, so sweat on the job or light rain is fine. It's not made for submersion.
Shipping and returns?
Ships from the US in 1–3 business days with tracking, backed by a 30-day return window.
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