WSDCAM Running Lights with 130dB Loud Safety Alarm for Runners, USB-C LED Safety Light for Night Walking, Jogging, Dog Walking, Cycling, Clip On Reflective Running Gear with 3 Adjustable Straps(Black)

This little light/alarm combo unit is about 1.5 inches in diameter and incorporates four LED lights that can emit white, red, or blue light. The red and blue are only available as blinking lights, while the white light can either blink or be steady on. The kit itself comes with three straps of varying lengths, a USB-C charging cable, and a keychain attachment. The hook and loop straps can be used to fasten the light to your wrist, your arm or leg, or perhaps a backpack strap or handle bar. The straps can also be combined to make longer straps. The keychain, however, is of limited use because if you put the keys in your pocket the alarm will almost certainly be accidentally triggered. That is because the alarm sounds when you press the lens of the light once, and can be turned off if you tap it three times quickly. The sensitivity of the alarm button is a good feature if you need to activate it immediately. However, it also makes it easy to activate the alarm accidentally. (There is a travel lock capability that allows you to disable all of the functions temporarily.) With these characteristics, it can be used in many different situations, even as a small work light.

I order this product for early walking, but wasn’t expected to be so complicated to operate. I can’t stop the sos alert from come on. There’s no way to avoid hitting that option.

The WSDCAM Running Lights are like the Swiss Army knife of nighttime safety gadgets. Not only do they light-up and show your position, but they also scream louder than a banshee if danger lurks, thanks to the 130dB safety alarm. Charging is a breeze with the USB-C port, and you can strap it on faster than a superhero dons their cape, making it perfect for all your nocturnal escapades, be it jogging with Fido or cycling like there's no tomorrow. It's the kind of gear that makes the boogeyman think twice before messing with you. Yes, it is a loud high pitched 'siren', but my dog took off running when i accidentally set it off after charging...he is NOT a fan. I call that a win!

It's a versatile personal alarm that is all.I wasn't looking for that but that is exactly what this item is.What I thought that this was, I thought this was a light to wear for running safety along with my dog's reflector vest for early morning late night excursions..Ugh ok, maybe it was my mistake, maybe it is the truncated way the listing was presented as a pop up (iykyk). but this is just a personal panic alarm. it seems like a good one but what I Needed was a "don't hit me or don't hit my dog" light for night walks or low viz times of day.i think this is recommended best for women or men who are in fear of being attacked at night. you can wear on your wrist belt etc, BUT I am not that person.i am more afraid of my dog being hit by a car that is tearing down my street racing along at 120+ mph in the dark... so I guess I'll keep looking for something to fit on his collar or my wrist to light up while I go out on walks at night or during misty morning ventures

Love that this little device has three ways to wear it. A belt clip, a chain clip, and an arm band. Super convenient for whatever way I want to use the light. The operation is tailored to a quick and easy alarm. Just a single tap on the big light that doubles as a button sets off a loud, piercing signal. Anyone concerned about being alone at night would find some piece of mind with this.

Did not take a charge. No star.

It works great. It's a little confusing and the instructions are great but once you figure how it work it's a good safety item to have will you are out running during the day or at night.I haven't tested the battery yet. But seems to be good to last a while.It's plenty loud and bright. Great value for the money,.

Be aware that it arrives locked and you unlock it by pressing the on button and main light button for 3 seconds. The light button on the side switches between colors and strobe settings. The only annoying thing is how easy it is to accidentally set off the alarm, by pressing the big light button. I guess that’s a good and bad thing.