Linunity Turn Signals for Bicycles with Alarm, USB Charging Remote Control Split/Integrated Bike Tail Light 5 Modes Waterproof Strobe Bike Rear Lights Can be Mounted on Front and Rear of Bicycle

Exactly as described by the seller. Great idea

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The media could not be loaded. Selling for: £19.99For a bike geek these are great. Now I can indicate when I'm going to turn without needing to use hand signals. My kids roll their eyes at how technical my bike has got now.They are a little fiddly to turn off/on and get set up how you want them each time as there are a couple of different modes.I have them mounted on my panniers so that there can be no confusion that it is intended as a turn signal and not just a light.Like another reviewer I also found the beeping noise a bit annoying. On the one hand it does let you know its working but on the other hand its like the reversing noise on a lorry and seems a bit over the top for a bike.I opened the two lights up and located the speaker (its a square black box next to the zig zag antenna on the underside of the circuit board) and was easily able to pull the whole thing cleanly off using a pair of pliers. (See my photos) and now the units are completely silent which for me personally I prefer.You'll need to remove the 3 black screws on the case and the two holding the board down and carefully reassemble everything exactly as it was if you want to do the same as me. Be careful not to crush the battery.Also why does this use a micro-usb charger when just about everything else uses USB-C now?

Absolute rubbish, i have only had them a month, first time charging them and now they wont pair up again no matter how many times i try, dont waste your money.

It's maybe not the right time of the year to be using something like this on a bicycle -0 it would suit the darker nights better, when the small indicator lights would be more visible.The other problem is - drivers of motor vehicles will not know an item like this exists, and won't be looking for indicator lights on a bicycle, so whether they are actually effective is unclear.They do work though, I installed mine on my seat post. The remote control is fitted to the handlebars and it seems to work quite flawlessly. I like the fact it's rechargeable.Brightness levels are good in the dark, but not so stand out for me in daylight. It's well build, works, easy enough to install and use, but I'm not sure how functional it will be until the dark nights creep back in.

The media could not be loaded. Absolutely excellent rechargeable bike indicators. Very bright and easily fixed to the rear of the seat. Easy to set up, You can have them on full brightness, red lights or flashing brights. Upon the pressing of the keypad you can use the indicators which make a sound. Provides added safety especially in the dinner and darker evenings of the autumn and winter months or early mornings. You can't out a price on safety but these are worth the money!!

The media could not be loaded. I got this pair of Linunity Turn Signals for my electric bike, and they definitely help me feel a bit safer while commuting in a busy city.The lights are bright, offering five different modes (left turn, right turn, amber light, red light, and flashing). The wireless remote makes it easy to control, and the battery lasts up to six hours depending on usage. The turn signals also include a beeping alarm, though I find it barely audible in traffic, and unfortunately, there’s no option to disable it.While I like the concept, there are a few downsides. The system still uses a micro USB for charging when USB-C is the standard now, and with only one cable included, you can’t charge all three components at the same time. The design is a bit bulky, and the attachment system feels flimsy. It would have been nice to have a more permanent system to fit it to the bike rather than these elastic bands.Overall, it’s a useful safety feature for city cycling, but it could use some modern upgrades and refinements.

I like it; it does what it says and actually does a good job signaling directions. They are quite clear and easy to spot, easy to install, and easy for anyone to use.