Bike Lights Front and Back, Te-Rich Rechargeable Front Bicycle Light & Rear Light, Super Bright LED Headlight and Tailight Set, Waterproof, Cycling Safety Accessories for Men and Women

I got this to replace an older, bulkier headlight I've been using on my bike. Even with fresh AA batteries it was never anywhere near as bright as this new one! It's literally a night and day comparison. It mounts super easily and actually stays in place. I was a little worried since the headlight mounting bracket didn't have any rubber to provide a grip, but upon installation and tightening, it stayed in place perfectly. The headlight itself pulls off rather easily and makes a great flashlight. I use it at work for pre-tripping my truck. The rear red light was a nice surprise. I knew it was coming but I didn't expect it to be so good. It's very bright and has a lot of different cycles depending on your needs. It also pops off really easily too so you can take it with you. I'm very happy with this purchase.

Both of the lights, along with 2 charging cables and 2 straps, all came in quite a small box so I was curious to see just how bright these lights could be. I was very surprised at the power output from both the front and back lights, lots of light from such small units. They are quite easy to install using the rubber straps that are supplied and quite easy to take off. I think you would just need to not stretch the straps more than is necessary because over time, it might weaken them. Other than that, these lights appear to be excellent value for money.

I took these lights on a 3-month cycling trip across the U.S. I felt I could 100% rely on them to keep me safe, and they survived unscathed through dozens of heavy heavy rainstorms and a few falls. I have zero doubts about their waterproof-ness and durability.The front light is extremely bright at its highest setting. In the steady mode, it lights up the terrain perfectly, making all potholes and obstacles visible at night. The flashing mode is extremely attention-grabbing if you're on the receiving end of it, and will make any cars in front of you immediately aware of your presence. It feels very well-made and sturdy. The battery life is a bit low at the brightest setting, so I'd recommend switcher to dimmer settings (which are still quite bright) if you expect long periods of use without charging. The mount did seem to come loose on the handlebar over time, which would cause the light to tilt down when hitting bumps. After tightening back up it was fine, and I added a piece of foam to the bottom of the light to keep it propped up for good measure.The rear light is even better. During the day it's solidly visible, and at night it's actively attention grabbing. I'd say it's much more noticeable than most other rear bike lights I've seen. The battery life is fantastic; on my entire trip it did not die a single time (although I was fairly diligent about charging it most nights). I would use the steady flash setting at night so drivers could consistently pick out my location, and the intermittent flash during the day. With my touring setup, I was unable to affix the light to my seatpost because my camping equipment on the rear rack would obscure it. For awhile, I had it clipped onto my cargo net, and later on I was able to mount it on a metal piece below my rear rack. Despite this initial trouble finding a good mounting location, it hangs on very securely and never fell off once during the entire trip (in either position I used).After touring with these lights and using them every day for 3 months, I see no reason you'd ever need to spend more than $25 on bike lights. These ones were everything I needed.

This light is very compact. The front light attaches to the handle bar, and the rear light attaches to the seat mount. The mechanism to attach is very smooth and easy to use. I found it was tight and did not move during the bike ride.The front light has decent brightness. If I point the light to the ground at about a 45 degree angle, it provides a spotlight about 2 feet in diameter. It is bright enough for around sunset hours, but after that, you will probably need a higher lumen light.The rear lights are visible from far away, and works good.

Was a little concerned about what the quality would be for the low price point. When received, I was pleasantly surprised. I like the fact they are both rather small so don't take up much real estate on the bike. They were fairly easy to mount using the provided straps. Mounted the head light on the handle bar and the tail light on the seat post. The seat post was about the limit in diameter of the provided strap. I also like the fact both lights have the same charging port (micro usb) unlike another set of lights I have. While you can pay more and get brighter lights, these were plenty bright enough for riding at night. Easy to charge and last longer than expected on a single charge. I would recommend to others looking for a low priced bike light

The headlight doesn't last nearly as long as the tail light. But the tail light has a male USB charge port which unfortunately doesn't fit into many USB charges. So the headlight is easy to charge because it has a female input. But the tail light is a pain to charge. Fortunately the tail light lasts a good bit longer so I only charge it every few rides. You should NEVER have a male USB input on a device, NEVER NEVER NEVER.

I initially was confused by the mounting of the lights as it is different than my other systems (eg slide on). The straps are rubber and flexible and fit well on my handlebars. I have a non-round seat stem but seems to work well. The light is very bright, brighter than I would have imagined. It works well with the intermittent flashing and constant beam as well as on road and mtb terrain. It’s a great value for a mighty little light.