Energizer X400 Rechargeable Bike Light, IPX4 Water Resistant, Compact and Lightweight Design, Front Clip Light and Rear LED Light for Visibility Black

Great product very bright light, seems to be water resistant.Easy to charge, take and turn on & off with a button on side.Perfect size for my kids bikes we got 3 sets of these also fits scooter my son uses on his.

I love this light it was one of the best bike lights I ever had it did everything that I that a bike light should that's why someone stole it I'm very disappointed with somebody stealing my life but I'm very happy with the light itself five stars

For under 20 bucks, this headlight is a very good deal. I'd only use the tail light as a spare though.Head Light: This is very bright for a cheap light. It charges reasonably fast. It is easy to remove and easy to access the charging port. The button flashes red when to you turn on the light when your battery is running low. The battery life is pretty short though. About 2 hours on low-steady beam. Low is still quite bright and that is what I use unless I am avoiding obstacles in the path. Some reviewers just didn't bother to figure out how this light works though. Press and hold to turn off the light! Clicking just cycles through the modes.Tail Light: The button on the tail light fell off, the mount is flimsy and you need to take it apart to charge it. I just bought a Grateful Red tail light that works great.

I am a bike commuter in Providence RI. I have owned this light for 3 months. It's December, so I am now riding home in the dark. I have tried 4 different lights now, and nothing compares to this for brightness, not even close.My commute is 20 minutes, so 40 minutes per day. Every couple of days, the red light starts flashing, indicating that it needs charging. I wouldn't care if I had to charge this every day. The point is, some of the main things you're probably comparing are brightness and time before it needs another charge. I've realized that I prioritize the former WAY over the latter. So if bright is what you're looking for, just buy this one.

This light is awesome for the money spent. It mounts easily, charges fast, and is built nicely. Brighter would be nice, but for this size and price it is totally fine. Pair it with a headlamp, and you are good to go. Charge always lasts me long enough for a couple hours of riding. You can't go wrong with this light for the price, especially if you catch it on a sale.

The quick release mechanism is great for recharging the light. Provides ample lighting in dark areas while riding my scooter. Fits well over the crossbar on my gotrax. The additional light fits well in the molle on my backpack

I've had mine for about a year. Overall, it has served me well. Here are a few more things you need to know before you buy:Pros 👍👍👍- Value: You get 2 lights (front/rear) for $25.- Easy to Mount: The rubber straps are flexible and hold the lights firmly in place.- Easy to Use: Long Press for ON/OFF and quick press to cycle between High, Low and Strobe.- Brightness: Decent for the price. See 📸- Charging Cable: It comes with a split cord so you can charge both lights at the same time.- Mounting Straps: It comes with additional rubber straps of varying lengths so you can find the best fit for your bike or use as spare. See 📸- I also like how you can slide the front light off to recharge and leave the mount in place.Cons 👎👎👎- It still uses micro USB. Well, they had to keep the cost down somehow.-Short Runtime: Depending on the brightness level, it'll get you about 2 hours. You will need to recharge it between rides.- Plastic Body: Easy to scuff up and scratch but holds up well overall.My Recommendation 🧐This is a decent starter set and for the money, it's a good value. I like mine and have no problem recommending it to others, especially budget shoppers and beginner riders.If you're a pro cyclist, or someone who needs more than two hours of high beam, you should look elsewhere.Hope my short review has helped you make a more informed buying decision 👍😊✌️

This light is pretty bright, even if it’s only 400 lumens. It has a low setting, a high setting, and a strobe/flashing setting. Using the low setting is still very bright and saves battery too. I live/ride in a rural mountain town with minimal light pollution, and it’s bright enough to see quite far on both low/high settings.It comes with a red light for the rear of the bike and is also quite bright. The red rear light has one brightness setting along with a strobe setting. Both lights attach with rubber/stretchy bands and seem to stay where you put them. They both charge using an included (dual) micro usb to male usb cable. The cable is very short if that’s an issue for someone, but works to charge both at the same time. No usb charging block comes with it, so use one of the 10 others you have from other products.I haven’t timed how long they stay charged, but no issues yet for longer rides. They both also seem to charge up quickly. I’d probably avoid keeping them attached during cold/freezing winter months as the rubber connectors might break, but that’s just speculation.Overall, they’re both decently bright lights that will get you from point A to point B safely.