SENSOUSONG Bicycle Lights USB Rechargeable Portable Bicycle Rear Lights 5 Brightness Modes Compatible With Mountains Roads Children

I have been using this for a few months. Here are my thoughts:+ The battery last as long as claimed, plus a bit more+ The light is easy enough to attach and remove for charging, even to a thick seat post+ The assorted modes give it great flexibility to adapt to my mood+ No batteries to replace- It is difficult to know if it needs a charge. I get round this by topping it up periodically. I guess this is especially important as we descend through autumn into winter.

The media could not be loaded.  I live in France now, where drivers don't really pay too much attention to where they are driving. They're mostly looking out the lateral windows trying to see the 2 cm tall number posted in a shadowy recessed area of the building. So you need something to get their attention. Its either this or smack on their hood with a day old baguette.

I cycle commute to and from work every day and use my lights front and back no matter the time of year. So as you can imagine I’ve gone through a few lights in my time. I’ve had cheap ones and I’ve had expensive ones, none seem to last. This light looks pretty good for what I would consider a cheap light. Nice and bright, with lots of flash options. It is also visible side on which is a bonus. Time will tell as to the battery life but so far so good 😊

The design is perfect for attaching to my backpack whilst riding. The clip seems strong and has a good grip and the simple flat circular design avoids it getting caught on things (or things getting caught on it).When I first switched this light on I was a little surprised that there was no always on option, but I can see that the flashing options are what give it it's longer battery life so it's not really a problem.What I also like about it's flash options are that there are several pulsing or, I'll call them undulating, light patterns as well as the more standard strobe. Strobe patterns can be harsh on the eye especially if riding with others so the pulsing patterns are much more pleasant to ride behind.Overall a great little light especially for the price.

Liked this light initially. Small, lightweight, effective, some nice modes and stayed clipped on my saddle bag without fail....However after no more than about 10 uses the power/mode button has failed. Turned it on for a 30 mile ride last week and was unable to turn it off or change mode, needless to say it eventually ran out of juice at home.Shame. Would have expected more use before failure.

Nice little light that has many functions. It is not the brightest light that I’ve had on the bike, but brighter lights have been 3 times the price! So it’s functional as a spare light I’d say. It is a bit of a pain to get on and off the bike so it looses some stars there and it’s charging point is a pain to get to. But once it is on it does the job. Use this as a backup light and you can’t go wrong.

Excellent product. Its smaller I thought but is very bright and has many light settings. I have spent a lot of money before on lights and been let down but I think that this one has to be my faviurate

It's super bright, rechargeable and fits easily. I wanted a bright replacement with epileptic fit inducing flashing to get attention. Cheapest of this style of light too. Not used it enough to drain the battery yet, so it's clearly going to last a while (not that it matters due to being rechargeable)