I own a couple of bike lights. In comparison, I'd say this one is above mediocre, but not the greatest. The lumen output is good enough to be seen, but it's not going to illuminate the area you're riding if you're watching for potholes while riding at night. I have one of those very-bright bike lights, and it takes a couple of rechargeable 18650s and it has a heat sink because it gets very hot. This light doesn't pack that kind of power.It has two unusual settings, one of them fades the light up and down in brightness. I can't imagine in what situation anyone might want to do that. The other is a strobe, which is handy if you want to induce an epileptic seizure in an oncoming vehicle.The red rear-light of course is only meant to provide visibility, not illumination. For that, it's going to suffice. It has a couple of flashy attention-getting settings as well. The pattern of the lights is weird, it makes me think the electronics were made for a light that has more LEDs. This is just my own hypothesis.The lights are held to your bike using a stretchy rubber strap and a hook. I like that they're easy to use and detach, but I know from experience that these stretchy rubber straps tend to perform poorly in cold weather (for you canadian winter cyclists) and after a while the rubber degrades, cracks, and splits. Yes the light needs to be easy to dismount because leaving a light on your bike -- in my neighbourhood anyways -- means it'll be stolen before I get out of the grocery store. I would rather have a permanent mount on my bike with a quick-release clasp than this stretchy rubber strap.I like that both are easily chargable with a USB-C.This is a 4-star product. It'll do what you need it to do, but it isn't best in class.

I am reviewing the Upgrade Car Visor Organizer, PU Leather Sunglasses Holder for Car Organizer with Multi-Pocket Net Zipper for Car Sun Visor, Multi-Functional Car Storage Organizer Car Accessories Interior (Grey)....This is a really nice bike light product. The rear light has different settings to choose from. It is really bright and attention getting. If I would recommend any change, it would be to either have a mode switch or a memory, so every time you turned it on, it would remember the last setting used. But this is a mild suggestion, it really doesn't take much more effort to press the power button to go through the different settings. It is well made, with quality materials and is easy to install.The bike light itself, is made of quality materials and has some weight to it compared to the rear light. It is well made, and looks to be pretty durable, and water resistant. It didn't take long to charge it. I did indeed get 6 hours of light on low, and 3 hours on the brightest setting. It makes for a great light in emergency power outages. Even on the low setting, it brightens up a dark room to see by.Overall, this is a great light combo kit for bike riders, kids and adults alike. I will recommend it.

There is a rechargeable front (white) LED light and rechargeable back (red) LED light for a bike.The front light seems to be nicer, with a metal body, blue charge level LEDs and some pretty green LEDs when it is switched on. The rear light is much more basic. The kit seems to have been made by just adding the cheaper back light to a decent front light (the box they came in was actually intended just for the front light).The front light has several modes, including a wider beam, a more focused spot beam, and a combination of the two (nice and bright). It also has pulsing and flashing settings. It is charged using a (supplied) USB-C cable. The rear light has a full on setting and some rotating/flashing settings. It is charged using a micro-USB connection (i.e. different from the front light).Both lights attach with a rubber strap. Attaching/detaching them from the bike is easy and quick (which is important, since you must remove them to charge). The rubber ‘doors’ that cover the charging connectors don’t look particularly water-tight, but I imagine adequate for riding in the rain.When fully charged, I got about 3 hours out of the back light on full (solid, not flashing). The front light on full brightness was still going strong after 3 hours; based on the charging LEDs, it would have had a couple of hours more. Interestingly the front light seemed to dim very slightly (not much) after a few hours. I believe both front and rear lights are bright enough for their intended use.In summary, I think these are reasonably priced functional bike lights.

These rechargeable bike lights are easy to install, have different lighting modes, and the front light is quite bright. The package includes the headlight and taillight with mounting brackets and a USB charging cable for each light. No instruction manual is included.The quality of the construction feels good, giving these lights a durable feel. They are waterproof rated and the charging ports have a rubber cover for protection from the rain.Installing the lights is very straightforward with the stretchy, watch band strap. The headlight can be installed on your handlebars and the tail light can be installed on your seat post or even the back of a bike rack. I like how the head light can be rotated a full 360 degrees on the mount so you can change the direction when you are stopped if you need to see into areas that are not directly ahead. The listing indicates that the tail light can be rotated on it's mount as well, but that is not true. The tail light can be removed from the mount for recharging. Strangely, the headlight cannot be removed from it's mounting strap. It must be unstrapped from the handlebar. It would be nice if the headlamp could also be removed from the mounting strap so it can be used as a flashlight if you are bike-packing, touring, or camping.The lights are operated by pressing a simple button on each light. The first press of the button turns the light on. Each subsequent press navigates through the modes and then turns the light off. The headlight has 6 modes as described in the listing - strong floodlight, weak floodlight, strong spotlight, strong spotlight and floodlight, breathing flashing, and strobe. I found that the headlight is very bright in the high modes and provides good coverage of the road when riding at night. Even in the low mode, the headlight is bright enough to help you see the road when riding at night. The tail light is easily seen at night and I like that is has flashing modes to make it stand out more at night and even the day. The listing says the tail light has 7 modes, but I could only find 4 - full bright, a flashing mode, and 2 marque modes, The headlight also has small lights on the sides that help make you more visible in the dark. They aren't very bright, but are noticeable in the dark.Battery life is decent depending on the mode. I can get between 3 and 6 hours of operating time out of the headlight and about 6 to 11 hours operating time out of the tail light. These are decent times of you are just using these lights for daily or occasional riding at home. These may not be a great choice for a multi day backpacking trip where you will be doing a considerable amount of riding at night or want to use the headlight as a flashlight at camp, unless you bring a backup battery source to charge them.Charging the lights is very straightforward with the provided USB cables. When the headlight is charging, there are up to 4 blue lights that light up to indicate the amount of charge. The tail light just has a red light that indicates it is charging and the red light goes out when it is fully charged. I found that when the lights were completely dead, it took just about 2 hours to charge them. I would have preferred one cable to charge both lights at the same time instead of having to keep track of 2 different cables, especially since each light uses a different size connector.I really like these lights for added safety on my evening rides. They are easy to install and offer good lighting options. For most riders, the battery life will be very good, especially if you can charge them after you use them. I am removing 1 star because I would have preferred 1 charging cable for both lights and because there were some features mentioned in the listing that were not accurate as I pointed out in my review.

I’ve been using this bike light set for a couple of weeks now and it’s honestly one of the best ones I’ve tried. The front light is super bright and I love that you can switch between the spot and flood beam depending on where you're riding. At night it lights up everything in front of me so I feel way more confident on darker paths. The rear light has a bunch of different modes too and the 360° rotation is actually really useful. I was able to angle it just right so cars behind me could see me more clearly.Charging is quick and the battery lasts longer than I expected. I’ve used the front light on a few hour-long rides and it still had juice left. It only takes about an hour and a half to fully charge which is great when I forget to plug it in the night before a ride.We’ve had some rainy days and both lights handled the weather without any issues. Nothing fogged up or shorted out and they stayed securely in place the whole time. I also really appreciate how easy they were to install. The strap design made it simple to pop them on and off my bike and I actually clipped the rear light onto my backpack one day when I was walking home late.If you ride in low light or just want to feel safer during evening commutes this set is definitely worth it. It’s bright reliable and super easy to use.

Love these headlights. They are very bright so people will notice you. We have them attached to our stroller handle bar. It charges quickly via USB-C, although the rear red light uses the older micro-USB.

This is a great little bike light with multiple settings. I’ve tried a lot of these lights on Amazon and this one is one of my favorites. It is lightweight and the lumens seem bright enough to use it for some serious trail riding. It has an indicator on top that tells you how much light you have left. The quality seems pretty good and robust. It uses a rubber strap with a hook to mount and that works perfectly fine on the different handlebar diameters that I have on different bikes. As far as time goes, I haven’t timed it, but it seems to be about 45 minutes to an hour. On the lowest setting, I’m sure it will go a little bit longer. Some of these lights on Amazon don’t really illuminate very well, but this one really does light up. What’s in front of you enough to feel confident going fast. Highly recommended.

This bike light set from ROTOPATA is better than expected. For the price, this set can't be beat. It's rechargeable -- and fast charging. The front lamp is small and lightweight. You also get a small tail light. While I wish the light were a little stronger, this is adequate for me -- since I don't often ride when it's very dark outside. Overall, I'm very happy with this bike light set.

These lights came fully charged, and were very simple to install. The flexible strap means that these aren't a pain to take off and charge with the included USB cables.The headlight beam is wide and bright, making it great for nighttime rides, and the brightness is adjustable. The red taillight can be set as solid or strobing, and provides a good warning to those behind.

A++ for value considering you get a front light, rear light, mounting brackets, and two charging cables for the cost of $10.The lights are not top of the line but work well and have good brightness. I wouldn’t pick these for a long bike trip or if you just spent several thousand dollars on a high end carbon fiber bike. Functionality is fantastic, as a single button press cycles through different high, low, and flashing patterns. This ease of use is worth five stars alone.The front light will run for a solid 2-3 hours depending on setting. The rear runs for 3 hours on a nice flashing setting. I’d use these for daytime rides where you need to alert people to you riding by. Long nighttime rides would not be the best use. Simplicity is key here!

These came with nearly a full charge for each the headlight and tail lights. Flexible mounting options and two USB charging cables included. Each light has multiple flashing or steady on options and are extremely bright and attention getting. I mounted these to a large power long skateboard and they are perfect for illuminating my way. The light is extremely bright and has a nice wide beam pattern. These would also be perfect for a bike which they were intended for.

Get set.The back red light is pretty generic, but works well.The feature is the front light.Couple of things that make it great.1. It's really bright, one of the widest beam dispersion I have of my many bike lights, because it can turn on two lamps. It has the slow strobe (I like), and then the seizure strobe (I don't like) as well.2. It has a charge indicator (4 small blue bars).3. It has a metal casing.4. USB-C port to charge.5. Small and pocketable if you wish to take it off for charging or as a flashlight.3.

This bike light set includes a front headlight and rear tail light. The front headlight has seven different modes from steady to strobe and the tail light has four different modes from steady to strobe. Both are rechargeable and include the USB cables. They attached to the bicycle by rubber straps which hold both of them pretty secure. I am using these on my mobility scooter. A great value for the money.