3rd one of gotten and love lumens, works grate for cycling walking and emergency lighting for my cars and SUV. Easy to install.

AMAZING bike light. Sturdy, great quality, and the light is bright enough that it looked like there was a street lamp when i rode down a dark road. It is adjustable and rechargeable. Great variety of settings and on the brightest setting, it lasted about 3 hours. Easy to instal- no assembly of the light required. not going to slip or come off easily. The light can be removed off the stand. Good for anti-theft and if you happen to need a flashlight, there ya go.

"I've been using this headlight for over a month, and I'm generally satisfied with its performance. The headlight is impressively bright, providing excellent visibility in low-light conditions. The battery life is decent, delivering around 6 hours on various settings, which is sufficient for most rides.However, I have noticed that the headlight and rear red light can drain quickly if left on continuously for extended periods. It's recommended to replace the batteries daily, especially when using the lights on higher settings. I've found that even after a full charge and a few days of storage, the battery life can drop to around 4 hours. To ensure I'm always prepared, I carry backup lights, including two battery-powered lights and a flashlight, in case the main headlight or taillight unexpectedly lose power."

La tengo que probar en salida. Hago descenso con MTB en duro.PROS:-Tiene muy buena iluminación, creo que será suficiente para iluminar los tramos. A pesar de su peso está sujeta en el centro y no creo que baile en los trayectos más duros.-Es robusta y la sujeción que lleva es muy firme, tanto la del manillar como el acople que lleva para la sujeción de la linterna.-la Linterna trasera creo que puedes ponértela en el casco si tienes suficientes ranuras de ventilación. Ilumina muy bien y tiene 4/5 modos distintos. Buena sujeción y calidad.-Se puede cargar mientras se usa. Ambas luces.-Precio calidad está muy bien.CONTRAS:-Pesa bastante y es un dato a tener en cuenta.-La carga pueden ser hasta 3 horas (vida útil real no se cuanto tiene por falta de uso)-LA LINTERNA SE CALIENTA de por sí por la parte del foco y el fabricante recomienda apagarla para dejarla enfriar en caso de sobre calentamiento. Esto para épocas de +30grados es un punto muy negativo a tener en cuenta ya que puede ser que dañe su propio funcionamiento si hacemos tramos largos a esas temperaturas.-EL BOTÓN de la linterna trasera puede tender a caerse, recomiendo para evitar esto un trozo de celo transparente de toda la vida. Sencillo y eficaz. (Tiempo de vida útil y de carga de la luz trasera no lo se por falta de uso)PERSONAL:Creo que es muy buena compra a excepción de probar el calentamiento real de la linterna y el tiempo de vida útil. Espero que la linterna no se apaga de por si aun que se caliente y que tenga un mínimo de 3H de vida. De ser así, lo consideraría una compra para recomendar y repetir.DOS MESES DE USO DESPUES:-La linterna principal principal con el foco mas potente no dura mas de dos horas. cuando le queda poca batería te baja al mínimo y te dura como media hora mas, pero puedes recargarla mientras la usas. La carga es entre 1 y 2 horas. Con la luz intermedia o baja puede durar unas 3H aproximadamente.-La linterna trasera se ve genial la carga es de una aproximadamente y su uso no llega a la hora y media pongas el modo que pongas. La llevo en el casco pero también sirve para la tija.- La sujeción de ambas linternas es firme, no bailan y puedes despreocuparte por ello por muy duro que sea el tramo.- La vida útil de las luces en estos meses no ha disminuido y el calentamiento de la linterna delantera no me ha dado ningún problema en ningún momento y he hecho rutas de 30/40Km entre los 25 y 30 grados de temperatura. La linterna se calienta por la parte frontal del foco, pero nada del otro mundo.

Front light comes with 4 modes with good wide projection with vertical adjustment and runs upto 2 to 3 hrs same with the back light but runs around 1 to 2 hrs with horizontal adjustment.

Veramente un ottimo prodotto, corpo in metallo e luce ottima, per un consumo ridotto che fa durare la batteria tantissimo.Costruzione solida, si può usare sulla bici con il suo attacco, ma anche come normale torcia a mano.3 intensità di luce, + 1 lampeggiante alternata e un'altra che lampeggia "SOS" in codice morse.Utile anche come power bank nel caso servisse.Batteria interna che volendo si può sostituire se e quando negli anni non terrá più la carica.Un amico ha preso quella a 3 LED che fa ancora più luce e anche lui è molto soddisfatto.La luce posteriore compresa nella confezione è molto più economica, corpo in plastica poco rifinito. Fa il suo dovere, ma nulla di più. La sua batteria dura nettamente meno, da ricaricare prima di ogni uscita per essere tranquillo.

Me ha encantado el producto. Sinceramente me ha sorprendido el tamaño del mismo. La luz delantera tiene un tamaño que parece una pequeña linterna y el piloto trasero sí que es bastante discreto.En cuanto a la calidad y cantidad de la luz emitida, tanto por la luz delantera como por la trasera, es más que suficiente, más de lo que esperaba.Sinceramente me he llevado una grata sorpresa con el producto.Lo recomiendo a cualquiera que esté en duda de comprarse un pack de luces, para poder ver y ser visto por la noche.

Produkt przyszedł w opłakanym stanie, cały jest poklejony, uchwyt jest przyklejony do lampki, co to ma być?!

I just received this light last week, and haven't even taken it out for a real night time ride yet, but thought I'd make a few comments.It seems very well made.Substantial heft due to the two batteries inside.Button clicks through its functions smoothly.The light pattern is broad and diffuse. I have another bike light that has a tightly focused spotlight with additional light just off center, and it is not really a good single track light. I think this light will be better in that regard, allowing me a wider field of vision.The attachment to the handlebars will only handle up to 31.8mm, so if you have a 35mm bar it won't fit without some modification (which probably would be hard to do).The USB output might come in handy someday.The belt clip is used to attach the light to the handlebar mount. The clip was tightened well on my light. Once clipped in place it holds firmly, but has detents to allow it to be twisted side to side by about 15 degree angles. It can rotate in a complete circle.The tail light has enough patterns and brightness that drivers should notice you.My light came with two USB charge cables - one with each light. I assume they are interchangeable.I charged both but have not used either so I won't comment on battery life. However, with 5200 mA it should run a long time.I bought it mostly to use on city streets, but may end up using it as my trail light because of the wide light pattern. Either way, its a good light.I also have a Blitzu Gator 390 light. Its taped to my helmet for use in case I stay out on the trails too late. It gets me off the trail, but its not quite bright enough for really good night time vision. I have not compared both lights side by side at night, but I think the EBUYFIRE is probably brighter. Both have nice even light patterns, but the Gator 390 is about half the weight and a bit smaller which is helpful when its taped to your helmet.Edit 4/10/2022 - I've only used it during the daytime, but it lights up the back yard extremely well at night.Cars definitely notice me when I am riding the bike during the daytime with the light in the flashing mode.The battery did not last as long as I thought it would. Perhaps after a few discharge/recharge cycles it will last longer. Still, it got me several hours of use before it went dark. I probably got 4-5 hours out of it in flashing mode.The mount seems to hold the light securely. I've seen some reports that it fell off in the street - perhaps it wasn't clipped in all the way.An excellent light.

I am extremely pleased with this powerhouse of a light. Yes I posted a pic that is mostly black. The black pic is what I would otherwise be dealing with if I didn't have this extremely bright light!! I was riding on a paved trail here in the Florida wilderness going through a dense forest canopy. After dark there is little to no ambient light and its downright scary at times. The possibilities of animal attack, human attack, or running into a tree, are very real if someone , some animal , or obstacle is lying in wait. I will be ready ahead of time because I WILL see it coming!! The 2nd pic displays the amount of life saving illumination provided and BTW the picture does not at all do its illuminating capabilities justice....ITS MUCH BRIGHTER IN PERSON!!! In fact, I rode by some folks walking in the opposite direction on a dark evening and they both covered their eyes in the face of this sun like device!!! I felt bad and lowered the angle so it pointed more downward than forward. Thanks to the innovative mount design.....I could do that!. It lasted the entire journey home approx 7 miles in pitch black darkness so the battery life is adequate. Since that exploratory ride, I've experimented with lower light settings to preserve battery life more. The 2nd brightness setting is a bit less bright but more than enough even for the enviroment shown in the pictures I shared. The 3rd tier setting I would classify as more of a courtesy brightness to alert your surrounding enviroment to your presence but not quite adequate to serve the utility of navigating darker environments. In short the 3rd setting I use mainly when biking in dense traffic ala Quicksilver style. The blinking settings I dont find very useful unless its being utilized as a courtesy to alert on coming traffic or others traveling in the opposite direction to your presence. But could be very useful in an emergency situation where the illumination needs to be both constant and for a long time. If you are in an emergency the blinking settings will undoubtedly stretch its battery life to alert your presence much longer than using the constant non blinking settings. It could save your life!But IM NOT DONE! The innovative mount design allows me to pan and tilt! So yes I can move the light angle left or right diagonal. I find this useful when I need the light to shine on obstacles on the trail like felled trees and vegetation debris. I can also angle the light more downward or up for whatever situation requires. I don't want to blind pedestrians or cars but at times I need the light shining more forward to illuminate my current surroundings. Being able change this on the fly is extremely convenient. I cant even think of what I would do if this light mounted in a single fixed position. That would be a no go.Finally If you've read this far....Thankyou! The slick mounting system easily attaches to your handle bars but the light itself attaches to the mount via a clip!! This allows me to easily remove the light from the mount on the fly.... and now I have a flashlight in my hand!! And yes that comes in very handy especially in the dark while pilfering around in my gear bag or for repairs etc. The clip slides right over a pants pocket for easy transport if your worried about petty thieves stealing it while your bike is locked up. Take it with you with almost no hassle to remove it! Slide it easily back on to the mount when your ready to go!!! Wonderful touch!!I absolutely love this light and the thousands of 5 star reviews are legit in my opinion. Im thinking of purchasing a 2nd because for 22 dollars I get a extremely bright light but also a very functional tail light. I would praise the tail light b/c it also works great but this review is already way to long. Listen!! You have nothing to lose!!! Just buy the darn thing! Its only 22 dollars and could easily fetch a 40+ dollar price. You will be as happy as I am. If not then my name ain't Nathan Arizona!