Under the hood
The reason most people buy a light like this. A head strap fouls on the wing and the beam goes over the top of the part you are holding; on your face it goes down into the bay with you.
Wave sensor · Spot and flood · Type-C
LED Safety Glasses with Spotlight and COB Flood
The light is built into the frame, level with your eyes, so the bright patch lands where you are already looking. A focused spot for distance, a COB strip above each lens for what is close, five modes and a wave sensor. Read this first: “safety glasses” is the shape here, not a rating. Nothing in the maker's material claims an impact standard, so these do not replace rated eye protection.
How many pairs
1 pair
$29.95
Bought as singles:
One pair, with its clip-on shade lens and a charging cable.Sold out
One pair, with its clip-on shade lens and a charging cable.
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2 pairs
$55.95
Bought as singles: $59.90
Two complete pairs, each with its own shade lens and cable. One for the garage and one for the tackle box, or charge one while you wear the other.Sold out
Bought as singles: $59.90. $27.98 per pair. Save $3.95 vs singles. Two complete pairs, each with its own shade lens and cable. One for the garage and one for the tackle box, or charge one while you wear the other.
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3 pairs
$74.95
Bought as singles: $89.85
Three complete pairs, each with its own shade lens and cable. Each one charges and works on its own.Sold out
Bought as singles: $89.85. $24.98 per pair. Save $14.90 vs singles. Three complete pairs, each with its own shade lens and cable. Each one charges and works on its own.
A 2- or 3-pack is that many separate pairs, each with its own clip-on shade lens and its own charging cable, so they may arrive in more than one parcel.
2 pairs
Total $55.95
- Free US shipping from $49
- 30-day returns on unused items
- Delivery in 7–15 business days
Light on your eyeline
The light goes where you look.
A head strap sits above your brow, so its beam clears the top of your head and your own hand shadows the work. Put the light in the frame instead and it points where your eyes point — nothing over your hair, nothing to fight a hard hat for, nothing to re-aim every time you turn.
- Spot and flood
- Type-C charging
- Clip-on shade lens in the box
Wave sensor
Wave at it instead of touching it.
There is a sensing area on the control panel with its own induction button to arm it. Once it is armed, a hand passed in front of the sensor switches the light without you touching anything — which is the whole point when your fingers are covered in grease, or you are holding a part you cannot put down.
On and off without a touch
In the maker's own video the light is on, a hand passes the frame and it goes out; another pass and it is back. That is the one thing a plain head torch cannot do.
Armed by its own button
The induction button arms and disarms the sensor, so the light cannot switch by accident when you do not want it to. The ordinary switch button sits right beside it for when you would rather press something.
Close range, at the frame
The sensing area is on the control panel on one arm, beside the two buttons. It reads a hand near the frame, not a gesture from across the room.
The maker publishes no distance for the sensor. “Close range” is our description of what its own video shows, not a measured figure.
The specifics
Straight answers
Every figure here is the maker's own. Where it publishes nothing, this page says so instead of guessing — and there is more of that than usual with this one.
5
lighting modes
Four steady, plus a flash that runs both sources together.
2
kinds of beam
A focused spot for distance, a COB flood for what is close.
170mm*
across the front
6.69 in. Folds down to 170 × 80 × 70 mm.
500 × 2mAh*
cells, built in
There is no battery door anywhere on it.
Type-C
charging
From a USB adapter, a laptop or a car charger. Cable included.
None
eye-protection rating claimed
No ANSI Z87.1 and no EN 166 anywhere in the maker's material.
* Marked figures are the maker's own and are not measured by us.
Full specifications
A light built into a glasses-shaped frame, with a clear shield and a dark clip-on shade lens. It is not rated eye protection.
- What it is
- A light built into a glasses-shaped frame, with a clear shield and a dark clip-on shade lens It is a light you wear on your face, not protective equipment. See the next row.
- Eye-protection rating
- None claimed. No ANSI Z87.1, no EN 166, no impact mark anywhere in the maker's material Keep your rated pair for anything that throws material, and for any job where the shop has a rule about Z87.
- Light sources
- One focused XPE spot, plus a COB strip above each lens The spot sits at the outer end of the brow, next to the control panel.
- Modes
- Five: COB high · COB medium · spotlight high · spotlight medium · spotlight + COB flash The flash is the only mode that uses both sources at once.
- Brightness and reach
- Not published The maker prints no figure for either, so we print none.
- Switching
- A switch button, plus a wave sensor with its own induction button to arm it Both buttons and the sensing area sit on a panel on one arm. The maker's own pictures do not agree on which arm, so we do not say.
- Battery
- 500 mAh × 2, built in There is no battery door in any of the maker's pictures, so treat the glasses as a tool with a life, not an heirloom.
- Charging
- USB Type-C, from a USB adapter, a laptop or a car charger A charging cable comes with it. No mains plug.
- Charging time
- Not published
- Runtime
- Not published The maker's own charging graphic says “long endurance” and prints no hours. It would depend on which of the five modes you leave it in.
- Size
- 170 mm (6.69 in) across · 70 mm (2.76 in) tall · folds to 170 × 80 × 70 mm The maker's figures.
- Weight
- Not published The maker has a graphic headed “light weight” with the figure in grams printed behind the model's hand, and gives it nowhere else. We are not going to guess.
- Lenses
- A clear plastic shield on the frame, plus a dark clip-on shade that comes with it The shade is a shade. Nothing is claimed for it beyond cutting glare and wind.
- Fit
- One size, soft nose pad, arms that fold The maker does not say it fits over prescription glasses, and the frame is moulded to sit on your face rather than over another one.
- Elastic band
- A black band runs between the arm tips in the maker's photographs and in its own video The maker prints no contents list, so this is what its pictures show rather than something it promises.
- Weather
- The maker's words are waterproof, snowproof and shockproof — and, in the same graphic, that it cannot be used for diving No IP number is published, so treat it as splash-tolerant: rain yes, the sink no.
- Packs
- 2 or 3 separate pairs, each one complete They may arrive in more than one parcel.
- Not published
- Brightness, beam distance, runtime, charging time, weight, any IP number and any sensor range The maker gives none of them, so we quote none.
In the box, per pair
- 1 pair of LED glasses
- 1 clip-on shade lens
- 1 Type-C charging cable
- 1 elastic band on the arms
The maker prints no contents list, so this is what its own photographs and its own video show. No mains plug and no case. A 2- or 3-pack is that many of these sets, and may arrive in more than one parcel.
Where they earn their place
Anywhere a head strap is in the way
The light sits level with your eyes. Nothing has to come off your head, and nothing needs re-aiming when you turn to look at something else.
At the bench
The COB strips wash flat light across what is right in front of you, so a board or a stripped-down assembly is lit all over instead of in one hot spot bouncing back at you.
Camp, trail and tent
Tying a rig, working a stove, reading, finding a tent zip. Close work in the dark, where your hands and your eyes want the same patch of light.
On the bike
Switch to the spot to see further down the road, and clip the shade lens on for the daylight half of the ride. It is a light to see by, not a light to be seen by, so keep proper front and rear lights on the bike.
How it works
Charge it. Put it on. Press or wave.
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Charge it
Plug the cable from the box into the Type-C port. It takes charge from a USB adapter, a laptop or a car charger — the same cable as your phone. There are two 500 mAh cells inside and no battery door.
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Put it on
They sit on your face like a pair of glasses: one size, soft nose pad, arms that fold away afterwards. An elastic band runs between the arm tips. Clip the dark shade lens over the clear shield when the sun is up, and take it off again when it gets dark.
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Press or wave
The switch button steps through the five modes: COB high, COB medium, spotlight high, spotlight medium and the flash that uses both. Press the induction button to arm the sensor, and from then on a hand near the frame switches the light on and off.
Two buttons and a wave are all there is to learn. One thing we cannot tell you: the maker's own charging graphic says “long endurance” but prints no hours and no charging time, so neither do we.
Compared with the usual options
LED glasses, headlamp or flashlight?
Three ways to carry a light into a dark job. Here is where this one is different, including where it is not the better choice.
| Feature | Nexura LED glasses | Headband headlamp | Handheld flashlight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hands free | |||
| Where the light sits | At eye level, in the frame | On a band above your brow | In your hand |
| Nothing on top of your head | |||
| Switch it with a wave | Some models | ||
| Spot and flood in one light | Some models | Some models | |
| Shade lens in the box | |||
| A battery you can change | Some models | Some models | |
| Rated eye protection |
Compared by type of light, not by brand. “Some models” means it depends on the one you buy. Nothing in this table is a safety rating — none of the three is eye protection.
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30-day returns. Items must be unused and in their original packaging. Email support@nexuratool.com with your order number to start a return. Returns & Refunds.
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Who pays: return shipping is paid by you, except when the item arrived damaged, faulty or was not what you ordered — then we cover it and refund the original shipping too.
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QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK
Before you order
Are these rated safety glasses?
How does the wave sensor work?
Does the shade lens come with it?
Will they fit over my prescription glasses?
How long does a charge last, and how long does charging take?
Can I change the battery?
Can I use them in the rain?
How heavy are they?
What is in a 2-pack or a 3-pack?
How long does delivery take, and can I return it?
Wave sensor · 5 modes · Type-C
Light on your eyeline. Hands on the job.
Choose one, two or three pairs. Each pair comes with its own clip-on shade lens and its own charging cable. Free US shipping from $49, and 30 days to return unused items.