What else should lights do? Works, bright, looks very durable, economical. Perfect. Good quality. Read more

Honestly really good for the price. Pretty bright and works well on the bars while night riding trails. It seems to be much higher quality than I would expect for $20, but we will see how well the battery holds up over time. You can also take it off the bars and use it as a normal flashlight which I have done on a few hikes. Read more

These bike lights are impressively bright, and the beam pattern provides good coverage for night riding. The multiple modes are useful, though I only end up using a couple of them. Controls are very easy to use, which is a nice touch. Build quality seems solid so far, and it has handled light rain without issues (haven't tested in heavy rain). I can't comment on max battery life since I always recharge it, but for $35 CAD, it's a fair price. Read more

Really impressed with the light nice and bright battery seems to last so far and I can really see quite far in front of me. It’s really helpful for my nightly commute. Excellent value for the price.!! Read more

When I first started using this bike light set, I was blown away by its brightness and versatility. The headlight has a powerful 1000-lumen brightness! The taillight is definitely not as nearly bright as the headlamp but it features a ton of modes that are great for safety and visibility. These lights definitely made me feel safer during night rides. Switching between modes is super easy. There's a steady beam option (for the taillight) for clear visibility and flashing modes to alert drivers. The ad says the beam could reach up to 650 feet. I don't know if that's true, but I know they are very visible at night. The headlight is definitely super bright and not only helps others see you but also gives you enough brightness to see the road clearly. Just make sure to adjust the headlight so you won't blind the drivers on the oncoming road, as they are bright! The tailgate light is not going to win any awards for brightening the road, but it gives off enough visibility for other drivers to see you clearly. Charging is easy. They included a dual USB-C cable so you can charge both the headlight and the taillight. The runtime is not bad. A quick 2-hour charge powers the headlight for up to 4 hours on high, while the taillight lasts an incredible 50 hours on a single charge. (Of course, there's an obvious difference in the brightness too). The casing is made of durable aluminum alloy. It feels premium, and I think it should be able to handle rough terrain, rain, and drops like a champ. Installation is easy. There are some silicone straps included that snugly attach the lights to my bike. They are lightweight and compact, and taking them on and off takes just seconds (after installing the straps). They work well and are reliable. Overall, I think they are great for added safety. Read more