NEJoye A007 Multi-Function Induction Headlamp — Wave On, Light On
NEJoye A007 Multi-Function Induction Headlamp — Wave On, Light On
September 06, 2026 コメント0件

NEJoye A007 Multi-Function Induction Headlamp — Wave On, Light On

A feather-light COB headlamp with a wide 1000-lumen flood beam, a 500-lumen spotlight, wave-induction control, and six light-color variants for every outdoor job.

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Wave Your Hand. Light Comes On.

Forget fumbling for buttons with gloves on. The NEJoye A007 uses an infrared wave sensor — sweep your hand about 15 cm in front of the sensor and the light switches on or off instantly. Hands-free control means you keep working, running, or fishing without breaking focus. The independent dual-switch design keeps things simple: the power button cycles brightness levels, and the sensor button toggles induction mode on and off.


Wide COB Flood + Spotlight, Both in One Band

Most headlamps force you to choose between flood and throw. The A007 gives you both. A wide COB light strip delivers a soft, even 1000-lumen flood that lights up your whole work area or the trail ahead, while the side P30 spotlight throws a focused 500-lumen beam for long-distance aiming. The ultra-slim, curved body hugs your forehead — just 3 mm thin and about 106 g light — so it disappears on your head instead of bouncing with every step.

Eight Light Modes, Every Colour You Need

The A007 covers the full lighting spectrum with 8 modes:

●White strong / white weak — daily tasks and trail lighting

●Yellow strong / yellow weak — warm light with stronger fog penetration and gentler night vision

●Red steady / red flash — night-vision protection, insect deterrence, and SOS-style safety signalling

●Side spotlight strong / weak — focused aiming light for distance work

Long-press the power button for strobe modes (mode-dependent), perfect for emergencies and night visibility.

One Family, Six Variants — Pick Your Light Mix

The A007 comes in six variants built on three body generations. Choose the light combination that fits your use:

Variant

COB strips

Light colours & modes

A007-1 White

Single strip

White strong / medium

A007-1 White+Red

Single strip

White strong / medium + Red strong / medium

A007-2 White

Double strip

White strong / medium + long-press strobe

A007-2 White+Yellow

Double strip

White & Red strong / medium + white-yellow steady & strobe

A007-3 White

Triple strip

White strong / medium + long-press strobe

A007-3 White+Red+Yellow

Triple strip

White & Yellow strong / medium + Red strong / flash + white-red-yellow steady & strobe

Type-C Fast Charging, Four Ways to Power Up

The A007 charges through a Type-C port — one cable for almost everything you own. The versatile USB charging system accepts power from a wall adapter, a laptop, a car charger, or a power bank, so you can top up at home, in the office, or on the road. Built-in batteries range from 1200 to 1500 mAh depending on the variant.

Built for Rain, Snow, and the Rugged Outdoors

The A007's shell uses micro-wave press-sealed deep waterproofing — it keeps working through heavy rain and snow. The body is made of soft TPU + ABS + PC materials that seal out moisture while staying comfortable against your skin, and the adjustable elastic headband with a breathable fabric fits snugly over different head sizes — even over a helmet.

Feather-Light and Fashionable

At just 3 mm thick and about 106 g, the A007 is designed so the headlamp no longer feels like a burden. The slim, curved silhouette and soft-touch finish give it a modern sporty look you'll actually want to wear — around town, on the trail, or at the worksite.

Where the A007 Fits

●Camping & hiking — wide flood lights the tent, the trail, and the campsite

●Caving & adventure — hands-free light when you need both hands

●Night riding & running — light weight and secure fit at speed

●Fishing — red mode protects night vision while baiting hooks

●Night work & maintenance — spotlight for focused detail, flood for the whole area

●Emergency use — strobe modes for visibility and signalling

What's in the Box

● NEJoye A007 induction headlamp ×1

● Type-C charging cable ×1

● User manual ×1

Technical Specifications

Specification

A007-1

A007-2

A007-3

Main light

Single COB strip

Double COB strip

Triple COB strip

Light colours

White / White+Red

White / White+Yellow

White / White+Red+Yellow

Main brightness

1000 lm

1000 lm

1000 lm

Spotlight

P30, 500 lm

P30, 500 lm

P30, 500 lm

Output power

White 10W / Red 5W / Side 5W

White 10W / Warm 10W / Side 5W

White 10W / Warm 10W / Red 8W / Side 5W

Battery

1200 mAh

1500 mAh

1500 mAh

Charging

Type-C, 5V/0.5A

Type-C, 5V/0.5A

Type-C, 5V/0.5A

Product size

310×32×31 mm

310×32×31 mm

310×32×40 mm

Weight

~101.8 g

~103.7 g

~100.8 g

Material

TPU + ABS + PC

TPU + ABS + PC

TPU + ABS + PC

Induction

IR wave sensor, ~15 cm

IR wave sensor, ~15 cm

IR wave sensor, ~15 cm

Waterproof

 IPX4

 IPX4

 IPX4

Runtime

2.5-8h

2.5-8h

 2.5-8h

Colors

Black

Black

Black

FAQ

Q: How does the wave induction work? A: Turn on the main switch, press the sensor button to enter induction mode, then wave your hand about 15 cm in front of the sensor window to switch the light on or off — no button pressing needed.

Q: How bright is it? A: The COB main light outputs up to 1000 lumens for a wide flood, and the side P30 spotlight delivers 500 lumens for distance aiming.

Q: How do I charge it? A: Plug the included Type-C cable into any 5V source — wall adapter, laptop, car charger, or power bank. Charging is fast and convenient.

Q: What are the six variants? A: Three body generations (single, double, or triple COB strip) each offered in a white-only or multi-colour (white/red, white/yellow, white/red/yellow) light combination — six SKUs total.

Q: Is it waterproof? A: Yes — it uses micro-wave press-sealed deep waterproofing and keeps working in rain and snow. Avoid submerging it in water.

Q: Can I wear it with a helmet? A: Yes — the adjustable elastic headband stretches over helmets and fits different head sizes comfortably.

Q: What's the red light for? A: Red light protects your night vision, helps deter insects, and red flashing works as a safety/signal mode.

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