Bike Lights Front and Back, [8+7 Lighting Modes] & [Sturdy Aluminum Alloy] Super Bright LED Bicycle Lights, USB Rechargeable & IP65 Waterproof Bike Light Set for Mountain, Motorbike Lamps

Great value for money. These USB C rechargeable lights work great. The front light is powerful and works well even in unlit streets. The mounts are easy to install and the twist to fit means you can remove the lights quickly when you leave your bike and avoid getting them stolen. The housing is of good quality and the lights look durable. They can also be used handheld for walking or in the case of a power cut.

For the price of these bike lights they are really good quality. Both front and rear lights are bright. However there are brighter ones on the market you can buy but these one works really well. Battery life seems really good too, I’ve been on bike rides for 3-4 hours and the light has not run out of charge. The front light has different settings… low beam, high beam and 2 tone beam which makes the light beam wider if you double click the button it also makes the front light flash like a strobe light. The rear light also has different settings which are pretty cool. Bargain for the price!

Had these a good few months now. I only cycle 15 mins to work and back so can't speak to how long you can leave them on constantly. However I get near 2 weeks worth on a single charge and I only use the highest beam, so I'd imagine the lower one would last much longer. The lights give fair warning when battery is low, you won't be left in the dark unlike my previous lights. The high beam is very bright. I haven't used on country roads, however it noticeably brightens up the road ahead of you, and you can see it catching road signs 100s of yards away. Definitely happy with this purchase

Rolgno Bike Lights Front and Back Pictures are misleading, products are far smaller than the photos show. Being a motorist, I know how difficult it is to see cyclists, even when they have lights and reflective clothing. (many bike riders moan & whinge saying other road users should see them, but it is a fact they refuse to understand, it is far more difficult to spot and identify a cyclist). So I looked for a reasonably priced set of lights which are bright and eye catching with rechargeable batteries, so no excuse for them not to work. The front light is well made but only has one operating button, which makes using it a bit confusing, so here is an explanation, The front light has two modes and a hidden trick... Mode 1 - Push and release the button will turn on the centre headlight. Push again for a dimmer light for power saving and push again for the dimmer light and outer peripheral lights (which enable others to see you better). This mode is best suited for dark areas like unlit streets and paths. Turn off with a long push. Mode 2 - Turn on with a long push. This turns on the outer peripheral 'be seen lights' only. Each additional short push scrolls though a variety of flashing alternatives & even SOS in morse code. This mode is ideal for urban environments, where the streets are brightly lit but one wants to announce to those around that you are there. When filtering in traffic, it is very difficult for oncoming road users to spot that it is a cyclist filtering as all of the white lights from cars & trucks just create a melee of lights and it is difficult to spot that one light is out further into the road (again bike riders will whinge and complain, but it is a fact, an oncoming bike filtering on the outside is difficult to see amongst all the car headlights) and so these alternating flashing sequences help other road users identify that it is a bike. Note, when turning on, you can only select mode 1 or 2 (by a short or long press) You can not have mode 1 and two running together. The final trick, which works in any mode, is to press the button twice in quick succession (double click). The light then goes mad with a powerful strobing light pulse. This can be most useful to announce ones presence when, for example, one is heading into a high-risk junction, or you 'have priority' but the road ahead is full of pedestrians. NOTE WHILST YOU MAY HAVE PRIORITY, THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS 'RIGHT OF WAY' PRIORITY IS GIVEN, NOT TAKEN, SO IF THERE ARE PEDESTRIANS IN THE ROAD OR YOU HAVE A GREEN TRAFFIC LIGHT BUT THERE ARE STILL VEHICLES CROSSING, YOU HAVE TO WAIT. (Sadly too few road users understand this, Look how many motorists get angry when the lights turn green but there is still traffic not cleared the junction. It is the traffic or pedestrians still on the junction that must be allowed to clear before you proceed. The front light mount is very good, with a tension adjusting knob. Adding a few turns of insulation tape to the handlebars will help give better grip & stop it slipping, if you cycle over rough terrain. Alas, the rear light is not as good. Push to turn on & each additional push will change the light pattern, steady, slow flash, fast flash etc. which is good as they are eye catching. To be seen one needs really bright lights & something four times this size would be better. The mount is not very good. It is just a neoprene strap that one stretches around the saddle post, without any adjustment for angle. So if your seat-post is angled backwards, like many bikes, then the light shines down rather than parallel with the road, thus much visibility for approaching road users is lost. The instructions are printed in the smallest typeface possible, making them difficult to read. One cannot buy spare parts, e.g additional bike mounts (for those with more than one bike) or a single light on it's own. So in summary, whilst these lights I think are very good, they suffer (as all bike light sets) of having just one rear light. One must make oneself as visible as possible on the roads and shared paths. Whilst one can never be 100% safe, as a driver, I know the more lit up a pedestrian/jogger/ bike rider is, the easier they are to see from a greater distance, giving the motorist more thinking time and more options to slow and pass safely. I would suggest adding additional rear lights to your Amazon order.. A pack of two usb chargeable rear lights can be purchased on Amazon for £10. These could be clipped to helmet, backpack or the rear frame.

Is the perfect light for a tought weather, waterproof, powerful, easy to mount and with long lasting battery

This is a good set of lights that are bright with several light settings & flashing settings on the rear light.it is easy to charge & comes with the charging lead,only takes a hour or so on first charge & charge will last a while depending usage.all in all a good set of lights.

These are great, the battery lasts long on both of them. They're both flashy enough to be noticed without blinding anybody. Easily detachable and they charge in about max two hours. They look good too!

These lights were great value for money. The included mounts were perfect for my bike and can easily be installed in minutes. The front light is bright and has multiple modes, the rear is a little basic but it works very well. Both are easily charged via USB C and a cable is included. The battery life has been more than good enough for my rides and I may get a second set for my other bike.

Potente y con varios opciones de iluminacion. El sistema de fijación es bueno, pero tiene un inconveniente: desgraciadamente el sistema no permite fijarlo a manillares con el tubo ancho. No lo he podido usar en la bicicleta prevista, ya que el diámetro del tubo es demasiado grande-

Perfetto, ottimo articolo, buona luminosità, montaggio facile e sembra resistente. Lo consiglio

Produit conforme facilité d'utilisation

Lumière vélo avant et arrière qui fonctionne très bien . Très bon champ de vision éclair super bien , plusieurs positions de réglage. Satisfait a 100%

I mounted them in my bicycle a couple of days ago, the front light feels really good, and the attachment is also great. The back light is plastic and feels a little cheaper, but it's ok I'm general. The amount of light they give is GREAT, both of them. If anything goes wrong with them, they stop working, or something I will come here to change my opinion.