Bike Lights Front and Back, 2023 Upgrade 10,000 Lumen Super Bright 8LED Bicycle Lights IPX6 Waterproof Cycle Lights USB Rechargeable Bike Light 5+4 Modes Bike Lights Set LED Display Easy to Install

I bought 2 of these lights to go on the front of my cargo ebike that i use all year round with my 14 year old autistic daughter as pillion. I have previously used pairs of similar lights but none have been a patch on these. My previous lights were cheaper and it definitely showed.These lights are CRAZY BRIGHT in high power mode (number 1) and light up the sea defences where we live for a legit 200m plus in front of us. I use the bike in the pitch black and these literally make it like riding in daylight! I'm not exaggerating.In mode 2 these lights are brighter than most other bikes you'll come across at night and they have a good 10+ hours life before you need to recharge. In mode 3 which is the mode I have these lights on for road riding at night they are more than bright enough to be visible to all cars etc. I use mode 4 which is the least bright if I ride in daylight or dusk. They are still more than bright enough to be noticed and have a massive 40 hours charge in them on this setting. I've been out in heavy rain and they don't miss a beat.Easily the best lights I have had. They have a quick release bracket to mount to your handlebars and don't move or vibrate about.If/when they do bite the dust 100% I will be buying more of the same.Don't fall into the trap of "these look the same but they're half the price" with other products like I did because you'll instantly realise they aren't the same. Great product.

Definitely the best bike lights I have bought.

I needed a more powerful light that lasted longer on the front of my bike. I spent ages researching other lights from various manufacturers but none of them were (a) bright enough, or (b) had long-enough battery life. I eventually settled on trying this out and rode with it for the first time last night. From fully charged and riding for just over a couple of hours with it on full power for the majority of the ride it only dropped to 78% of capacity. This was awesome. My only slight grumbles are that when the light is fixed onto the bracket, it rotates more easily than I'd like, but only on a few degrees. This was fixed by tightening the screw within the bracket itself. It would also be nice to have a little light on the button so you can see it in the dark, but wearing a helmet-mounted torch helps on that front.Edit - I've had two of these lights now as the bracket seems quite weak. A couple of times when I've had a crash, the light has broken off the bracket. Seems a weak point. I won't get another but will keep the actual light itself in my backpack as that component is absolutely rock solid and can't be faulted. It's also a handy power bank in case one is needed in the future. For road biking this light would be amazing but it's just not sturdy enough for the trails and hazards that come with falls.

I bought these lights a month ago for my son's bike, charged and installed immediately. He has used them once and they worked fine. He rode to school today and tried turning the rear light on for the trip home and it won't work.They were only used for about 15 minutes the first time, and have NOT been out in the wet. I have tried recharging, when plugging in, the charge light comes on for about 5 seconds, then turns off. I left it on charge for 2 hours, but the light will NOT turn on.

My daughter is autistic child. She tried to break this light with hammer, the body was little damaged but still working. Exceptional quality . I wish I could give more than 5 stars.

The front light is usefully bright. Of course it's nothing like 10,000 lumen -- everyone knows that sellers of cheap Chinese-made goods exaggerate wildly. I'd put it at 1500 tops. It charges quickly for the size of the battery. But there the advantages end. It has an LED display which claims to tell you how much time you have left, starting at an ambitious 6 hours from full charge at full power. But the given time has sudden glitches, sometimes losing two hours. It has just jumped from 2h 13m to 0h 13m. I think the actual time on full charge is about 3 hours on a warm day, much less in the cold of course, but don't let the display fall below 2 hours or you're in for a nasty surprise. The switching arrangements are primitive. You'd expect a long press on the button to turn it on at the last power setting you used, but actually you have to click round all four modes, so from full power you need to click four times to turn it off. The plastic bracket, which allows it to pivot sideways, is flimsy and rattles badly on rough surfaces. I managed to quieten it by taking the pivot apart and inserting a sheet of rubber from an old inner tube. The rear light is of low quality and quite dim. Well, you get what you pay for. And it is bright. But I really can't recommend it.

I purchased one last year. It was one of the brightest torches I had seen, but after a few bumpy road journeys the bracket which holds the torch would become loose and eventually snapped.The screen which is supposed to show how much battery life would show random numbers.I asked the company for a replacement bracket which they declined.I purchased a second torch in September, and now 3 months later it shows it is charging, but a burning smell is coming from the torch and it will not switch on.

Absolutely great product can get a max of 35 hours on light and you can charge you phone but obviously the light won’t last that long if you use the battery to charge.