HUAYUU® USB Rechargeable Bike Light Set, Super Bright Waterproof 2400 Lumens Bike Headlamp Bicycle Lights Front Cycling Headlight Led Bike Light and Taillight Easy to Mount Fit Mountain Bikes

Bought this for commuting to work in the winter. Great illumination and good battery life, although I use it for the most part on the lowest setting (600lm) in order not to be anti-social to other road users. 600lm is perfectly adequate on roads with street lighting and there is always the option to flip to 1200lm when riding on poorly lit cycle paths for that extra bit of illumination. Havent found the need to use the 2400lm setting or the flash mode. The only disappointing thing is the holder with two mounting points. I wanted to put this central to the handlebars over the handlebar nut. However because the holder extends forward of the handlebars and the lamp is fairly hefty, it tends to want to move down all the time and point at the ground the first time you hit a bump - basically there is no way the holder can be tightened sufficiently to stop it moving. I had to use the single fixing holder where the light sits over the handlebars and doesnt want to rotate. So still 5 stars for the overall product as long as you dont use the double fixing holder. I will probably buy another for my road bike

Good buy, but check that it is right for you. I liked the fact that it came with two holders: I am switching between an MTB and a CX bike, and it's good that I don't have to mount and unmount the bracket every time I switch bikes. On the mountain bike, where the handle bar is angled back, the double bracket works really well, meaning the centre of the beam is straight in front of you, unlike with some other lights with standard rubber based fixings.The beam is bright, lighting up the path ahead of you well enough, and the low setting is enough in town where you don't want to dazzle oncoming traffic. The beam patter could be better: I had hoped for a wider beam, and more cropped at the top. The battery lasts long, how long exactly I am not sure, but I've done multiple 40 min commutes without charging so far.The downsides: As other reviewers commented, the light is difficult to remove from the double bracket. It's doable, but fiddly: I dread doing it in winter with cold fingers. You also need to be aware that the light is quite large and heavy at about 240g, heavier than any other light I had so far. If you are concerned about weight or willing to charge daily then there may be better options. The weight also means that you need to fix the double bracket well, as most of the weight is in front of the steering bar, meaning the light will slip downwards every time you hit a bump unless you fixed it really well - the provided rubber tape strips help here. This is less of a problem with the single bracket, where the weight is more balanced.Overall, it is a sturdy, solid light with good battery life, so good for me, but it would not suit everybody.

Front light is very bright, back light is average. Was very happy, but the light has now stopped working, personally I think it is a little too heavy and when I cycle on cobbles it bounces and bangs on my handlebars. Probably why it has stopped working. Also, the fixtures aren't particularly secure, it fell off when I cycled on some cobbles.

This is a great light, solid and well made, and EXTREMELY bright. Way brighter than the older LED light it replaced. Strong aluminium case and buttons that feel like they will last.It’s a little heavier and larger than I was expecting but on the other hand battery life seems good. I haven’t used it that much yet but even after 1.5 hours of use it was still on 3 bars, just on the charge it already had when I opened the box.The handlebar bracket is a cool idea to keep it central and out of the way of the handlebars (see my pics). The actual rings that grip onto the handlebars are good and with the provided strips they don’t slip at all. However, being a fairly heavy light and held forward of the pivot point, it tends to wobble when you ride over a bump. This is not helped by the bracket itself being flimsy and flexible. The rings don’t move, the actual bracket is bending. It’s inadequate for the purpose, so I plan to stiffen mine by adding fibreglass and epoxy from a car body repair kit! Otherwise I worry that the bracket will break or even release the light accidentally.UPDATE: After a few days the light did actually unclip itself and it fell into traffic while I was riding at about 20mph. This is extremely dangerous, so I returned the light for a refund as it is not really fit for purpose. Shame, because the light itself is good.

On my road bike, I’ve found that despite bright clothing some drivers still don’t appear to see me so I wanted a bright light to enhance my visibility. This has a bright double LED front light that at night projects a decent distance in front. It projects clearly to 20m at the brightest setting (see photo) but will be seen by drivers a lot further off. There are 3 power modes; low, medium and high that are selected by the button at the back. There is a USB port to charge with the cable included. I like that I can connect this to my computer at work to recharge it if necessary for my journey home.The rear light is bright and clear enough for drivers to make out. You just push the light to activate it and it uses 2x CR2032 batteries (included) to power it. There are 3 modes: constant light, fast flashing light and slow flashing light.The rear light is really easy to fix with a silicone strap. It will be easy to steal if not removed to. The front light can be fixed with either one of the two brackets. I used the single one on my Trek road bike and it tool less than 30 seconds to set up.Overall, for outlay they are really good and I’ve very happy. The only thing that would have been good was for the front light to have a flash setting like the rear light. For their value I can’t fault them.