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product_id: 58909388
title: "COSOOS Mini LED Headlamp Flashlight with Carrying Case, 1.6oz Lightweight Small Head Lamp Waterproof Running Headlamp, Bright Headlight for Adults, Kids, Camping, Reading (NO AA Battery)"
brand: "cosoos"
price: "E£ 138"
currency: EGP
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reviews_count: 11
url: https://www.desertcart.com.eg/products/58909388-cosoos-mini-led-headlamp-flashlight-with-carrying-case-1-6oz
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# 200 lumens max brightness Ultra-light 1.6oz for all-day comfort Water resistant for all-weather use COSOOS Mini LED Headlamp Flashlight with Carrying Case, 1.6oz Lightweight Small Head Lamp Waterproof Running Headlamp, Bright Headlight for Adults, Kids, Camping, Reading (NO AA Battery)

**Brand:** cosoos
**Price:** E£ 138
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🌟 Light Up Your Adventures, Hands-Free & Hassle-Free!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** COSOOS Mini LED Headlamp Flashlight with Carrying Case, 1.6oz Lightweight Small Head Lamp Waterproof Running Headlamp, Bright Headlight for Adults, Kids, Camping, Reading (NO AA Battery) by cosoos
- **How much does it cost?** E£ 138 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- cosoos enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cosoos brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ready for Anything:** Compact, battery-powered convenience with a handy carrying case—your go-to for emergencies and everyday use.
- • **Weatherproof Durability:** Water-resistant design keeps you lit rain or shine, snow or storm—never miss a beat outdoors.
- • **Featherlight & Secure Fit:** At just 1.6oz with an adjustable strap, it stays put without the bobbing—comfort that lasts.
- • **Versatile 3-Mode Lighting:** Switch effortlessly between high, low, and floodlight modes for any task or adventure.
- • **Powerful 200 Lumens Spotlight:** Illuminate your path up to 100 feet with crisp, adjustable brightness modes.

## Overview

The COSOOS Mini LED Headlamp is a compact, ultra-lightweight (1.6oz) headlamp powered by a single AA battery (not included). It delivers up to 200 lumens of bright LED light with three versatile modes—high, low, and floodlight—offering illumination up to 30 meters. Designed for comfort and durability, it features an adjustable strap and water-resistant housing, making it ideal for outdoor activities, emergencies, and hands-free tasks. Each headlamp comes with a portable carrying case and is individually tested for quality assurance.

## Description

desertcart.com: COSOOS Mini LED Headlamp Flashlight with Carrying Case, 1.6oz Lightweight Small Head Lamp Waterproof Running Headlamp, Bright Headlight for Adults, Kids, Camping, Reading (NO AA Battery) : Sports & Outdoors

Review: Bright light that runs on a single AA battery. - Nice lightweight headlamp. Head band adjusts and can fit my large noggin. Three brightness levels. One click is medium brightness, second click is maximum brightness. If you hold the orange button continuously then the side lights come on instead of the center bulb. That setting is best for reading a book, a more diffuse light. I just received this headlamp and incorrectly believed that the light was dim. It wasn't the light but I had a defective rechargeable battery, came back and changed my review. Light output is great for indoors during a blackout. I have no idea how well it would work camping or jogging. There are no instructions in the box. You will not know how to safely open the battery compartment. Here is how you do it. Click the headlamps head down and you can now see the back of the headlamp. You will be able to now see a gap under the latch. I used a Swiss Army screwdriver and popped it open. You can probably use a coin or any small object. Longer fingernails might bend under the pressure of prying open the latch. Get this headlamp that only needs a single AA and get another headlamp that uses AAA. That way when a hurricane/blackout/etc occurs you will have options to scavenge for batteries around your house, if need be. I bought this AAA headlamp too and I'm ready for bad weather and blackouts. Once you use a headlamp you can't go back to using handheld flashlights. https://www.desertcart.com/Headlamp-Lighting-Lightweight-Headlight-Batteries/dp/B005FEGYJC?ref_=bl_dp_s_web_3033804011 (EDIT) Dec 2019 COSOOS headlamp has been working perfectly since I bought it and I even bought a second backup COSOOS headlamp. No problems whatsoever with either of my headlamps, I'm very pleased. I was wondering how long the COSOOS headlamp would last with the "two side lights" (reading lights) powered on before draining the battery. I decided to test how long the "two side lights" would last. I don't use alkaline batteries. I use rechargeable batteries for my devices. I didn't want to test using my Eneloops because that is a really good battery. So I decided to use my AA Nuon 2500 mAh 1.2V battery. CAVEAT - A fully charged 1.5V alkaline battery would last longer than my 1.2V battery. I charged my rechargeable Nuon AA 1.2V battery and made sure it was 100% fully charged. I put the headlamp in the bathroom with the "two side lights" on, aimed headlamp at the ceiling, left it alone. Grabbed my phone and used a stopwatch app, checking on the headlamp about every hour or so. After 6 hours and 10 minutes the headlamp was still burning but I could tell it was quite a bit dimmer. I put on the headlamp and could easily read the print on various items in the bathroom. I came back to check on it at 6 hours and 35 minutes. Uh oh, the bathroom was totally dark. I'm not sure the precise time the light went off. The 1.2V battery lasted somewhere between 6:10 and 6:35. I'm going to assume that it lasted 6:11. Pretend it lasted 6 hours. That means that you could get 24 hours of reading and usable light around the house with four 1.2V batteries. I do wonder how well alkaline batteries would last compared to rechargeable batteries. I've heard that using a flashlight in the freezing cold will increase the battery drain. The temperature in the bathroom was about 68 (68 Fahrenheit, 20 Celsius). If you are out in the freezing cold your battery life could be compromised. But many people say that only applies to alkaline batteries. But some people say that it also effects rechargeable batteries. Food for thought. For hurricanes, blizzards, blackouts, dog walking, jogging, etc. I would be very happy with my headlamp because I have access to plenty of spare batteries. But if I was camping or someplace that I couldn't get my hands on a new battery, I would avoid this headlamp and pay more to get a headlamp with better battery life. I don't own a Petzl headlamp or even used one before. But the Petzl brand seems to have a very long battery life. If I was hiking in the woods at night or exploring caves or an abandoned building or Dracula's castle, then I'd want a headlamp that could go for hours and hours and hours. lol (You could just carry spare batteries in your pocket) The COSOOS is a five star headlamp that cost 8 bucks. The Tikka Petzl cost 29 bucks. Two things that that I wish the COSOOS had would be a low lumen reading light setting and a red light. As long as you have multiple batteries the COSOOS is a fantastic headlamp. I can remove the drained battery and switch in a fresh battery in my COSOOS with my eyes closed in the dark. I have another type of headlamp that uses three AAA batteries it's easy to switch out the AAA batteries, that is if you have the lights on. The only nitpick I really have with my COSOOS is it doesn't have a 5-8 lumen reading setting. I've turned of all the lights and made sandwiches, washed dishes and walked around the house with no problems. COSOOS is a very lightweight headlamp and you forget you are wearing it. If the electricity suddenly goes out then you are going to want a headlamp or two. Keep all your batteries in the same kitchen drawer so you can find them when you need them in a hurry. I used to be a flashlight guy but I much prefer a headlamp. A heavy metal flashlight might be in order if you are going to take a small yapping dog on neighborhood walks and she challenges every dog behind every fence. In that case a headlamp isn't going to be of any use. You are going to need an aluminum MagLite flashlight (club) and hope that Cujo doesn't dig under the fence and try to eat your yapping dog. Small dogs think they are lions. PETZL TIKKA SUPPOSEDLY 60 hours of battery life on high. SUPPOSEDLY 240 hours of battery life on low. I believe that low is the reading light setting. https://www.desertcart.com/dp/B01KYTU6BO/?coliid=I1HEDQ93OQR0NI PETZL - Tikka Headlamp, 200 Lumens, Standard Lighting by PETZL
Review: This is one of the best deals on desertcart I've ever found. - This is coming from a bona fide flashlight geek. I own ~100 portable lights of various sorts, most of them from brands like Fenix, Streamlight, Nitecore, and the like. Of course, the quality of these lights isn't going to put any of those brands out of business. But I can tell you seriously that these lights have supplanted other headlamps I have from Petzl, Icon, and Black Diamond as my go-to wearable light source. They are simply the best mixture of usable light, versatility, brightness, and economy I've found yet. More specifically: Pros: Two very usable light levels for "spot" (low is plenty for most tasks, and high is brighter than the vast majority of lights costing less than $50); a very diffuse, gentle light for "flood" (perfect for getting around a pitch-black room, or a dark campsite); sensible interface (1st press for "low spot" - 2nd press for "high spot" - long press from anywhere "flood"); excellent comfort and adjustability; super small and lightweight; good water resistance (tested by submerging one for over an hour while turned on low, with no ill effects - though the seller makes no such claim); and probably the best attribute of all is that it runs off a single AA battery (I tested it with both Alkaline and NiMH - equal brightness with fresh batteries). All for less than $8. Cons: Nobody is going to mistake this for a Fenix or a Streamlight; the "beam quality" isn't great; and the materials don't make it feel very expensive (because it's not - it's the price of a Starbuck's drink). If you're looking for a headlamp that will wow you with its fine aluminum machining and anodizing, and its optics polished to optical perfection, this obviously isn't the light for you. But if you just want to light up the world around you, very effectively, efficiently, and comfortably, buy this one. I ordered 3 at first just because the price was so low - liked them so much that I ordered 3 more - they're now stowed in all my cars, motorcycles, . . . hmm, guess I need to order some more . . . .

## Features

- Feathery Lightweight, Non-Bobbing: Keep dark & baddy away. AA battery powered LED headlamp weighs only 1.6 oz/ 48 g! You get long-lasting comfort,which is ideal for DIYers, handymen, mechanics, runners, students and children, gift or present for outside adventure, great gadget/backup for your home, car or boat or when electricity is not supplied because of hurricane or snowfall
- Adjustable Strap, 3 Light Modes (Non-Rechargeable): Operating this head lamp is a no-brainer. Short press button to cycle through the white LED spotlight modes (high, low) throw an intense beam of light up to 100 feet ahead, while long press button for floodlights(2-side lights up) for superb peripheral lighting. Need 1* AA Battery (Not included). Adjustable strap is provided to make your head get the best comfortable condition for hours
- Easy to Use, Hands-Free Light: Whenever You Need It. COSOOS running headlamp shines bright and bulb lasts up to 100,000 hours, which is suitable for reading, camping, biking, cycling, riding, jogging, running, night walking, mountaineering, fishing, boating, hunting, car repairing, DIY works or any emergency situation such as fire, hurricane, snow storm or power failure
- Solid Housing, Water Resistant: Head lamp swivels can be 45 degrees adjusted and it is protected against splashing water from all angles. Whenever you wear the camping headlamp outdoors, you wouldn't need to worry if it rains or snow unexpectedly. Minimum unstreched head band is 36 cm/ 14 in. Maximum is 60 cm/ 23.6 in. Best headlamps for adults and kids
- What you Got: You'll love COSOOS mini headlamp powered by battery and the fact that every headlight is individually tested, so you can be sure it will arrive in good working condition. One of memorable presents that you can give

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B077TBT658 |
| Additional Features | Waterproof, bright, adjustable, detachable,c omfortable headband, lightweight, portable, 3 light modes (long press button to turn 2-side light on) |
| Battery Description | 1* AA Battery(Not included) |
| Battery Type | Alkaline |
| Beam Angle | 45 degrees |
| Best Sellers Rank | #231,291 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #881 in Camping Headlamps |
| Brand Name | COSOOS |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 3,009 Reviews |
| Finish Types | Matte |
| Included Components | 1* Lightest Head Lamp, 1* Portable Carrying Case (No AA battery) |
| Item Type Name | headlamp aa battery powered |
| Item Weight | 1.6 ounces |
| Light Path Distance | 30 meters |
| Light Source Special Features | Dimmable, 2-way switching |
| Light Source Type | LED |
| Manufacturer | COSOOS |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Headlamps Flashlights |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Manufacturer warranty for 1 year from date of purchase. |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Number | AA Battery Powered Headlamp |
| Mounting Type | Head Mount |
| Number of Batteries | 1 AA batteries required. |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Light Sources | 2 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Power Source | 1*AA batteries-powered(not included) |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Camping, Cycling, Fishing, Hiking, Jogging |
| Runtime | 5 hours |
| Set Name | Headlamp with Carrying Case |
| Shape | Headlamp |
| Size | 1-Pack |
| Special Feature | Waterproof, bright, adjustable, detachable,c omfortable headband, lightweight, portable, 3 light modes (long press button to turn 2-side light on) Special Feature Waterproof, bright, adjustable, detachable,c omfortable headband, lightweight, portable, 3 light modes (long press button to turn 2-side light on) See more |
| Specification Met | Waterproof, running headlamp, camping headlamp |
| Style Name | 1-pack headlamp |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Voltage | 1.5 volts |
| Warranty Type | Manufacturer and Seller Combination |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| White Brightness | 200 lumens |

## Product Details

- **Color:** Black
- **Light Source Type:** LED
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Power Source:** 1*AA batteries-powered(not included)

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: How many hours will each setting last?**
A: I tested a rechargeable 1.2 battery and got about 6 hours of light.

**Q: What are the lumens on Normal/High modes?**
A: You will have to contact the manufacturer. It is not that powerful. I prefer about 2 times more brightness and a larger beam of light for my headlamp, but the price is probably unbeatable. I think it's designed to be light weight and for running or skiing at night.

**Q: Why does the two pack cost more than two singles?**
A: Dear Customer, 

We feel so sorry for the issue, but 2-pack amazon shipping fee is more than 2 of 1-pack.
You can order 2 1-pack headlamp if needed.

Btw, since the virus is still severe around the world, please do not forget to wear a medical mask to protect yourself before going out.
Be safe as well wherever you are!

Hope to hear from you.
Best regards, 
COSOOS Sales Team

**Q: What is the average battery life on the low (middle light [1st setting])? not the lowest (outer 2 lights [press & hold setting]). alkaline aa. thanks.**
A: Dear Customer, 

Each brand of battery has different battery life, so we can not provide the right answer.
We also have mini rechargeable headlamp, you may save many aa battery.
Here is the link:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B07RQ7S5KL

We have Digital Infrared Forehead Thermometer with FDA & CE and KN95 Mask with FDA & CE.If there is a demand, please don't hesitate to contact us at service@cosoos.com  
Be safe as well wherever you are!

Best regards, 
COSOOS Sales Team
service@cosoos.com

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bright light that runs on a single AA battery.
*by J***C on July 10, 2019*

Nice lightweight headlamp. Head band adjusts and can fit my large noggin. Three brightness levels. One click is medium brightness, second click is maximum brightness. If you hold the orange button continuously then the side lights come on instead of the center bulb. That setting is best for reading a book, a more diffuse light. I just received this headlamp and incorrectly believed that the light was dim. It wasn't the light but I had a defective rechargeable battery, came back and changed my review. Light output is great for indoors during a blackout. I have no idea how well it would work camping or jogging. There are no instructions in the box. You will not know how to safely open the battery compartment. Here is how you do it. Click the headlamps head down and you can now see the back of the headlamp. You will be able to now see a gap under the latch. I used a Swiss Army screwdriver and popped it open. You can probably use a coin or any small object. Longer fingernails might bend under the pressure of prying open the latch. Get this headlamp that only needs a single AA and get another headlamp that uses AAA. That way when a hurricane/blackout/etc occurs you will have options to scavenge for batteries around your house, if need be. I bought this AAA headlamp too and I'm ready for bad weather and blackouts. Once you use a headlamp you can't go back to using handheld flashlights. https://www.amazon.com/Headlamp-Lighting-Lightweight-Headlight-Batteries/dp/B005FEGYJC?ref_=bl_dp_s_web_3033804011 (EDIT) Dec 2019 COSOOS headlamp has been working perfectly since I bought it and I even bought a second backup COSOOS headlamp. No problems whatsoever with either of my headlamps, I'm very pleased. I was wondering how long the COSOOS headlamp would last with the "two side lights" (reading lights) powered on before draining the battery. I decided to test how long the "two side lights" would last. I don't use alkaline batteries. I use rechargeable batteries for my devices. I didn't want to test using my Eneloops because that is a really good battery. So I decided to use my AA Nuon 2500 mAh 1.2V battery. CAVEAT - A fully charged 1.5V alkaline battery would last longer than my 1.2V battery. I charged my rechargeable Nuon AA 1.2V battery and made sure it was 100% fully charged. I put the headlamp in the bathroom with the "two side lights" on, aimed headlamp at the ceiling, left it alone. Grabbed my phone and used a stopwatch app, checking on the headlamp about every hour or so. After 6 hours and 10 minutes the headlamp was still burning but I could tell it was quite a bit dimmer. I put on the headlamp and could easily read the print on various items in the bathroom. I came back to check on it at 6 hours and 35 minutes. Uh oh, the bathroom was totally dark. I'm not sure the precise time the light went off. The 1.2V battery lasted somewhere between 6:10 and 6:35. I'm going to assume that it lasted 6:11. Pretend it lasted 6 hours. That means that you could get 24 hours of reading and usable light around the house with four 1.2V batteries. I do wonder how well alkaline batteries would last compared to rechargeable batteries. I've heard that using a flashlight in the freezing cold will increase the battery drain. The temperature in the bathroom was about 68 (68 Fahrenheit, 20 Celsius). If you are out in the freezing cold your battery life could be compromised. But many people say that only applies to alkaline batteries. But some people say that it also effects rechargeable batteries. Food for thought. For hurricanes, blizzards, blackouts, dog walking, jogging, etc. I would be very happy with my headlamp because I have access to plenty of spare batteries. But if I was camping or someplace that I couldn't get my hands on a new battery, I would avoid this headlamp and pay more to get a headlamp with better battery life. I don't own a Petzl headlamp or even used one before. But the Petzl brand seems to have a very long battery life. If I was hiking in the woods at night or exploring caves or an abandoned building or Dracula's castle, then I'd want a headlamp that could go for hours and hours and hours. lol (You could just carry spare batteries in your pocket) The COSOOS is a five star headlamp that cost 8 bucks. The Tikka Petzl cost 29 bucks. Two things that that I wish the COSOOS had would be a low lumen reading light setting and a red light. As long as you have multiple batteries the COSOOS is a fantastic headlamp. I can remove the drained battery and switch in a fresh battery in my COSOOS with my eyes closed in the dark. I have another type of headlamp that uses three AAA batteries it's easy to switch out the AAA batteries, that is if you have the lights on. The only nitpick I really have with my COSOOS is it doesn't have a 5-8 lumen reading setting. I've turned of all the lights and made sandwiches, washed dishes and walked around the house with no problems. COSOOS is a very lightweight headlamp and you forget you are wearing it. If the electricity suddenly goes out then you are going to want a headlamp or two. Keep all your batteries in the same kitchen drawer so you can find them when you need them in a hurry. I used to be a flashlight guy but I much prefer a headlamp. A heavy metal flashlight might be in order if you are going to take a small yapping dog on neighborhood walks and she challenges every dog behind every fence. In that case a headlamp isn't going to be of any use. You are going to need an aluminum MagLite flashlight (club) and hope that Cujo doesn't dig under the fence and try to eat your yapping dog. Small dogs think they are lions. PETZL TIKKA SUPPOSEDLY 60 hours of battery life on high. SUPPOSEDLY 240 hours of battery life on low. I believe that low is the reading light setting. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KYTU6BO/?coliid=I1HEDQ93OQR0NI PETZL - Tikka Headlamp, 200 Lumens, Standard Lighting by PETZL

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is one of the best deals on Amazon I've ever found.
*by D***R on July 22, 2018*

This is coming from a bona fide flashlight geek. I own ~100 portable lights of various sorts, most of them from brands like Fenix, Streamlight, Nitecore, and the like. Of course, the quality of these lights isn't going to put any of those brands out of business. But I can tell you seriously that these lights have supplanted other headlamps I have from Petzl, Icon, and Black Diamond as my go-to wearable light source. They are simply the best mixture of usable light, versatility, brightness, and economy I've found yet. More specifically: Pros: Two very usable light levels for "spot" (low is plenty for most tasks, and high is brighter than the vast majority of lights costing less than $50); a very diffuse, gentle light for "flood" (perfect for getting around a pitch-black room, or a dark campsite); sensible interface (1st press for "low spot" - 2nd press for "high spot" - long press from anywhere "flood"); excellent comfort and adjustability; super small and lightweight; good water resistance (tested by submerging one for over an hour while turned on low, with no ill effects - though the seller makes no such claim); and probably the best attribute of all is that it runs off a single AA battery (I tested it with both Alkaline and NiMH - equal brightness with fresh batteries). All for less than $8. Cons: Nobody is going to mistake this for a Fenix or a Streamlight; the "beam quality" isn't great; and the materials don't make it feel very expensive (because it's not - it's the price of a Starbuck's drink). If you're looking for a headlamp that will wow you with its fine aluminum machining and anodizing, and its optics polished to optical perfection, this obviously isn't the light for you. But if you just want to light up the world around you, very effectively, efficiently, and comfortably, buy this one. I ordered 3 at first just because the price was so low - liked them so much that I ordered 3 more - they're now stowed in all my cars, motorcycles, . . . hmm, guess I need to order some more . . . .

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ great head lamp
*by D***. on October 11, 2021*

This is a great lightweight headlamp that can be used for anything from work to leaser. I got this for my grandmom for when she reads. The light casts great light and isn't problematic to adjust like a lot of the bigger models u find they tend to be light heavy and drop on u, not his this one this one holds all day.

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