Bike Lights, Super Bright Bike Front Light 1200 Lumen, IPX6 Waterproof 6 Modes Cycling Light Flashlight Torch with USB Rechargeable Tail Light(USB Cable Included)

I purchased two of these for my wife and my bikes. They have been used for over a year now and are still working fine. They hold a charge for a long time and haven't let us down yet.👍

the tailight is kinda cheap, but the headlamp is great... I use it on my bike, I use it if i walk at night, I use it to signal my Uber/Lyfts, I use it as a walking lamp its pretty strong and the strobe will blind you even in daylight ive been told its annoying. GOOD I WANNA BE SEEN. :] It mounts and dismounts off bike easily, and hols a charge rather well i just have gone thru a few of the tailights that i think they cheap

Front light has been working great. Good battery life, very bright on the highest setting. Front mount works fine, but wish the sliding in/out system is a little tighter. A small push to the light, and it slips out of the sliding/clipping rail. But if you don't touch it, its fine, it isn't going anywhere. Rear light - after few months of use is either not charging, or holding long enough charge or something else is wrong. Light would go off after maybe few minutes. Charge indicator doesn't show it s charging. Maybe charging component is out.

I'm a regular bicycle commuter and that means sometimes I'll get stuck riding home in the dark, the rain, or otherwise poorly lit conditions. I have a Fenix BC30 that does max 1500 lumens, runs on 2x18650, and is an absolute workhorse of a light. However, I hate carrying it around for every day commuting because it's large and heavy, and I hate carrying it on group rides for the same reason. This Watsou light is perfect for both of those purposes. Pros: Definitely 450 lumens. This has a number of beam modes: high, mid, low, strobe, slow flashing, and some sort of SOS-ish type flashing. The high is definitely as claimed, the 450 lumens. I haven't run any official tests on intensity over time, but based on the battery I saw inside I'd expect this to maintain 450 lumens for 1 hour, plenty of time for a ride to work and back. IPX6 waterproofing means that this light will be resistant to high pressure water ingress. Again, no official tests on my end, I ran this under the faucet and checked the seal on the USB plug: dry. I wouldn't suggest doing that with your light, but after that test I would expect this light to hold up to rain without a hitch. The mounting bracket is very easy to use, the light slides on and locks in securely. Cons This light is not aluminum as mentioned in the description. It is plastic. Not sure what anybody was expecting at this price point but aluminum is typically on very pricy lights. The tail light I received was the triangular-prism-type shown in the first photo. It was better than nothing but visibility from the sides is very poor with that style, and it's not especially bright. I have a different tail light I plan on using but I thought this was worth mentioning. They have an upgraded style of tail light in the second item that looks like it may be higher quality and have better visibility.

We've been riding with these for at least the last year, maybe more. I don't know if they'd be good for riding single track under a new moon, but they're great for getting back and forth to a restaurant or movie, and not just to "be seen," they're also bright enough to help you see. Nice and small, you won't lose a bunch of real estate on your handlebars. What I really like about this design is the retention band is a separate piece that you can replace (I got a full pack from Amazon a couple of years ago). Some of these lights have an elastic band integrated into the body of the unit, and if it snaps, the light is virtually worthless. Heck, you could hold these on with some rubber bands in a pinch. The tail lights are pretty decent too, and batteries for both units have held up well over the time we've been using them. The only annoyance is that it's hard to get the little protective plug back in the USB port after charging. I can live with that.

I’ll start with the good: the headlight is very bright, feels well made and offers several different light modes. That goes for the tail light as well. The bad: the seller only offers one light kit per order, and I needed two. So I ordered one of their older models for me and the newer one for my wife. Mine came with a tail light that is removable by rubber strap, and included only one charging cord in the box. The newer one came with a permanent mount for the tail light, that allows the light to be unclipped from its mount for charging. It’s really nice too! It also included two charging cords. One for the front and one for the back. These details were not described in the ad, and I paid the same price for both. Had I known they were that different in value I would have simply made two orders. Seller needs to improve communication. I gave 5 stars for quality but dropped to 3 stars for communication.

Light was shipped/received very quickly. Arrived at my house within 5 days of ordering. Used it for the first time last night while out riding and have to say this light is extremely bright for such a small size. Would expect it to be much larger to obtain a 1200lumen output. I live in Phoenix, AZ and being one of the 5 largest cities in the nation we have a lot of traffic. And that traffic doesn't pay much attention to bicyclists or motorcyclists leading to accidents and injuries at a high rate, and we are the motorcycle capitol of the U.S., go figure??? We also have laws in place that require you to have a headlight that's attached to your bike when riding at night or you face being arrested, ticketed, or if lucky given a warning depending on situation. So it was great to find a cost conscience high lumen output bike light so I can ensure I am obeying all laws, and know that I am visible to all motorists around me. I can say happily that this light is so bright that I was seen clearly by any driver I encountered. And a few times I was honked at because it was a little too bright and was blinding them. I made a minor adjustment to the pitch of the light and was able to avoid causing any harm to the other motorists on the road.

I ride a lot - on road, gravel and singletrack mountain bike trails. Night rides are a part of my routine during the winter months (I live in Florida) - and I also commute to work daily on an e-bike. I have been buying lights for night-riding/racing for almost 20 years. Typically, I spend between $150 - $250 for a headlight setup that usually lasts me about 3-4 years. A few years back I started trying out some of the "bargain" lights I saw on Amazon. Most of them have disappointed - but I have been pleased with the performance of this light. I don't usually use it for my "main" light, but I can ride with just 1 it if I have to. My preference is to use 2 of these lights as the same time - 1 on my bars and 1 on my helmet - which has the added benefit of having a backup if one quits functioning. After over a year of usage I am still very satisfied. The beam pattern is good, they mount easily but securely, and the lights still hold a good charge. I have now purchased 4 of them (because they are so cheap, and easy to loan out if a buddy needs a light) so I can keep one on each of my bikes all the time - and at least 2 other guys I ride with have bought them and really like them. The tail lights are a good bonus. They work well also.

Having owned many light sets of all price ranges over the years, I can say this set is really cheaply made and a lot smaller than expected. I highly doubt the front light is more than 150-300 lumens (at most). Also the rear light can only be mounted vertically which won't suit all users depending on seat setup. It looks and feels like a set you should pay $15 or under for. And I will not be using this as a headlight, just for visibility to others. On to the next set to try 👍

Nice and bright front light with a good variety of flashing modes, good enough rear light. Lasted about a week commuting while on for about 30mins total per day. Lasted a bit less during colder days, especially the rear light which needed charging a fair bit more often than the front. If you took them inside though you'd probably get some more life. Great value for the price though, easy to install on the handlebar, doesnt move, or rattle. Only bad thing is it only seems to want to charge with the cable that it comes with rather than a generic USB-C cable, not a big deal though.

Bought this light for my son. Since he is older now and I want him to be safer travelling on his bike at night. Every light in all the stores I checked were not very bright, the most out there was 200 lumens. This light is 1200 lumens. When he came home from his first time using it, we were in the basement. The whole backyard lit up. This light and the back light has different settings. They attach quite easily, and secure. It doesn't take batteries, since the batteries are inside and they are rechargeable. You can charge the lights buy plugging in the cable provided into your computer, or into a wall socket like you charge your cel phone. I was going to buy a flash light from Canadian tire for the families first camping trip which was going to cost more than twice the money. This light is small but much better to walk around caring a bulky flashlight. fits into any pocket, you hardly know its there. It comes in a box that you can put everything back into with dividers when not in use. Went for walks at night and to the bathroom and lit up the entire walk way, it was so bright that we put it on a lower setting. My family loves these lights so much that I am going to buy 3 more as Christmas gifts, or let my youngest son ask Santa for each of us to have one. Buy this set you won't regret your purchase. You will be using this light all the time. Best value for your dollar that I have ever spent on Amazon.ca.

These are a really nice set of lights, battery lasts forever on both. good mounting system, doesn't bounce around or slip in the wet or over very rough off-road trails. Completely waterproof and even come in their own little box. Clearly made by an established factory who know what they're doing and what cyclists need in a good light. Having read some other reviews before i bought these I didn't realize just how nicely made, well finished and compact these are. Didn't want a massive floodlight on my handlbars and these are perfect, weighed them at less than 100g for the pair and they're about 2 inches long so super compact and light, will fit literally anywhere you want to put them. Would also be great for hiking/camping etc as you can mount them anywhere and the front light weighs less than a Mars bar :) These are very bright but i'm pretty certain they're not 1200 lm. Don't have a meter but i have a 300lm head torch and they seem to be exactly the same brightness, which is way more than you're going to need, easily visible in daylight traffic but not what is claimed.

I bought this bike light set mainly because the front and back lights are BOTH rechargeable (unlike some other sets), and although some reviews claim that the front light is not 1200 lumens, I find it more than bright enough, even in the daylight. PROS: 1- Very bright 2- Recharges in a short time if you recharge it after each use 3- Lasts a long time on a single charge 4- Six lighting modes for the front light, and four for the back 5- Both lights can be easily attached and detached from the bike CONS: 1- The rubber straps that hold both lights to the bike could be a problem. If you loose the front one or they break, you will have to jury rig another way to attach them--just something to keep in mind. Overall I think that these lights are a very good product, so much so that I have purchased a second set.