LED Bike Lights for Night Riding High Lumens with 2Pack taillight - 6000mAh Super Bright Bicycle Headlight & Tail Light Set, Mountain/Road Bike Safety Light Front and Back Cycling

My old bike light no longer would recharge, so I got this one. It mounted easily on the handlebars and can be adjusted with little effort. It came fully charged, and the first time I used it, on the medium setting, it dropped from 100% to 90% in the first five minutes, which worried me, but in the next 25 minutes it only went down to 86%. I ride early every morning on a route that takes 30 minutes, and it now loses about 5% charge per half hour on medium brightness, and about 3-4% on the low setting. I calculate that using the medium setting, the battery will last about 10 hours before it needs recharge. The housing is solid, so this light should last a long time. The two little red lights are like one I already had, and it lasts about 8 hours before needing a recharge. I use the lights primarily to alert others to my presence, since I ride only on city streets, so I won't need the high beam. Overeall, a good light.

I take a bike shuttle over a bridge. I ride to the pick up spot, load my bike on the trailer, get a ride over the bridge, unload and ride the remaining 4 miles to work.This morning I unloaded my bike only to find the light was gone. If I had not secured it properly than user error and tough beans but upon inspection, the main housing had rattled off the mounting block. All that was left was the block and the securing screws. $30 down the drain.I don’t write negative reviews but this ticked me off.Light was fine. Very bright if needed but I usually kept it the second brightest setting. Battery drained a little fast but no big deal, trade off for having a bright light.Review update: Oldber offered a full refund no strings attached. Simply apologized and offered a full refund. That's very cool of them.

I ride an e bike to and from work, as well as locally to and from places. I have tried many, many bike lights, and this one is by far the best. The mounting system is easy to install and the quick release feature is great for removing the light to charge it. It's without a doubt the brightest light I've tried, and it's got great battery life. The fact that it can double as a power bank adds to how versatile it is, especially since it comes with two rear lights that you can charge with the main headlight. The headlight itself has an aluminum body, and the display screen is solid. I'm confident that it would hold up if anything were to happen. And as I previously mentioned, it includes two very bright tail lights, so for what you get it's a great value. Would definitely purchase again!

The bad: The taillights themselves aren't terrible, but the battery life is only a few hours. They're bright enough but it's clear when you hold them how lightweight they are and just don't have the oomph.The headlight however has some heft to it and will last a long time. I haven't used it at night yet on solid but when blinking it's lasted at least 5 hours for some longer rides.

Very bright light headlight, and the turn signals and tail lights are cool.

Brightness is certainly enough to be better than nothing, but not great for serious night riding where you need to see clearly what's in front of you. Doesn't last as long as advertised, but you still will get a few rides out of it. The digital battery display is useful but I wonder how much battery it zaps. The battery percentage seems random. It will be steady for half a ride, then drop 10 or 20 percent in a few minutes. It stopped working entirely at 13%, much higher than I would expect. The rear lights only lasted an hour or 2 before needing a recharge.

The media could not be loaded. This light is somewhere between my 200 lumen head lamp and my 2200 lumen Nite Rider in brightness. I am guessing somewhere around 700-900. The photo shows both beams against a fence.After a 1 hour ride with the light on full brightness, the battery had 50% of charge left.The beam is not focused and somewhat diffuse.I do not recommend this light as your primary light for trail rides. It is fine for road riding at low to medium speeds, or as a backup or secondary light.Kudos to the marketing people because I probably wouldn't have ordered it had it been listed as a 700 lumen light. I can't give it more than 1 star for the ridiculous claim of brightness.This product was NOT given to me for free in return for a review. I paid full price for this product.Update: I added a video of a ride through Battery Steele on Peaks Island in Portland, ME. This is long, dark tunnel with lots of graffiti, somewhat eerie, and I wished the light would have been a bit brighter, but it is all I had with me at the time.

Lights up the road really well