APECYC Bike Lights for Night Riding, Bicycle Light Front Headlight and Back Taillight with 4+5 Light Modes, USB Rechargeable Bright Bike Headlights for Cyclists and Commuters

However, it is darn good. Factoring in the price, it's a "steal." If you look, 1200 lumen lights generally cost 3x, 4x, 5x, or more than the cost of this light. It is NO WONDER this light is one of, if not THE top selling bicycle light on Amazon. Mounting it on the handlebars of my MTB was a breeze, a no-hassle process. Just loop the grooved flexible tongue of the mount over the bars, slip it into its slot, and spin the not on the end, turning it until the loop clamps the light holder securely. I bounced along bumpy trails with the light and the light stayed put. Controls are super simple, and the light output indicator is utterly intuitive: more bars, more light. Press the button once, maximum light output. Press it again, the next lower setting, until you get down to the flashing mode. The case is made of some sort of durable plastic. This is a good thing. The plastic case makes the light weigh less, which when bicycling, is an all around very good thing. The light itself clips easily and securely into the bicycle mount, allowing you to remove it for charging or when you don't want to use it. That's another thing. In addition to being a great bicycle head-light, it makes an excellent rechargeable flashlight!!! High brightness, easily adjustable output levels, easy to use, easy to charge, inexpensive. What's not to love? Note: I did not test the rear red light included with this bundle, so I can't speak to that, but this headlight is EXCELLENT.

Used for about a year and its been great. Good brightness, durable (I've certainly abused it by standing my bike on it on the concrete by accident), usb c charging, battery indicator readily visible so I always know how much I have left. Its a good size to detach and use as a regular flashlight as well.

I was pleasantly surprised with this Bike Light. It works and is very good at illuminating the road at night. (From a single LED.) The rear (red) light is also great at making sure you are seen. What's great are the small LED's on top the headlight which show battery life and the status of the light being projected - (100%, 75%, 50%, Strobe.) Very helpful to see when looking down and no guessing by constantly looking and pressing a button. Love it. Highly recommend this light kit! It's one of the few purchases that lived-up to it's claim. Get it!

Great bike light at a reasonable price. After a month of using this bike light, I absolutely love it. It is easy to install, easy to charge, and easy to use. It shows you how much battery is left in a very clear manner on top of the light itself, and the light is bright enough to light up any road you need and warn cars that you are there. It even comes with a nice rear in bright red backlight, which is also similarly, easy to use. I can't comment on durability, but so far, the battery lasts pretty long, and I have great expectations for the length of the light itself.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: These lights are plenty bright. I live in the city and when I ride home after work, it helps that the headlight illuminates my path even with all the other lights around. It really gives me a good read on the terrain ahead preventing any surprises. The sequential taillight is just right to make sure people see me with several settings (I prefer the sequential setting). The only things I'd like to see improved are: 1) The ability to charge the taillight without removing it from the seat post. The headlight allows this but not the taillight. 2) I'm not sure about the longevity of the taillight mount. I feel like it may break. It also doesn't feel super secure. However, it does stay put so far. 3) Finer clicks for aiming the taillight. There are fixed clicks that are spaced far enough apart that it may be difficult to point the headlight exactly where you'd like it. Those are all just nitpicks really. They are easy to turn on and off and you don't have to cycle to the setting you want each time. They remember. Overall, for the money, these lights are pretty awesome.

This light is fantastic for riding at night. Very bright and super easy to install. Mine has stayed in place no problem while riding around with my kids. It’s very sturdy and easy to take off to charge. Holds a charge for a long time as well. Would but again.

Amazing multipurpose product when you consider the incredibly low price, brightness (adjustable), compact size, and battery life (charge). I have used on several night rides (and the 1.6 mile Hiawatha Trail tunnel), and it works fantastic. The unit is advertised as water resistant. The tunnel was "splashing puddles" wet, I rode in the rain once, rinsed the unit once, and the light had no problems. The included taillight is equally a quality product. Because of the small sleek design, the headlight makes a great 1200 lumen pocket-sized flashlight!! Given the quick and slick handlebar mount, it could be used as a work, fishing (boat or shore), or a hunting light. It even uses a Type C charge cable ... yay! I figured out, as an aside, when charging the taillight, the unit is fully charged when the simultaneous red and green charge indicator lights turn off.

1 led not a bunch to drain the battery or half stop working. Mounts great adjustable to most handlebars. Back light is very visibile. The price is super amazing. Easy to use. You can spend a hundred dollars for a light but your wasting your money.

Product exactly as described both on sales sight and the numerous reviews of this high quality compact set!

Not sure if it is actually 1200 lumens as stating but bright enough for this price point. I used it on the golf course for twilight tee and wouldn’t have found my way back to the parking lot without it.

Decent light but the manufacturer’s lumen claim is highly misleading. They advertise 1200 lumens, but the manual specifies a 5.5W power draw. Even assuming high LED efficiency (100 lm/W), that yields a maximum of ~550 lumens, less than half the claimed output. They also advertise a 3 hour 10 minute runtime on a 2500 mAh (3.7V) battery, which equals 9.25 Wh of energy. Over 3.17 hours, this is a power draw at ~2.9W—mathematically inconsistent with a 1200-lumen output, which would require closer to 10–12W even with efficient LEDs. The actual performance (~300–500 lumens) still ok, but the marketing is intentionally deceptive. Don't be taken advantage of by this manufacturer.