6 Pieces Bike Lights for Night Riding USB Rechargeable Bicycle Light Waterproof Front Headlight and Back Taillight for Road, Mountain, Night Riding

I attach two white lights to the frame of front wheel and two red lights to that in the back. I also attach one red light to my backpack that I always carry while riding. With those lights I feel absolutely safe while riding in the city. I normally charge the batteries after two rides (about one and half hour each). A couple of lights don't last three full rides.

These lights are a great value for what they are. For $14 you get a pack of six lights with 3 different useful modes: strobe, flashing array, and regular lights. The lights are bright and make you visible. But that is what they are: lights to make YOU visible. I would not rely on the white headlight to if you need to see ahead of you, it doesn’t really light the street ahead of you. I have not ridden with them on a particularly dark path, but from what I can tell, if you ride at night often and find yourself needing more visibility of the things in front of you, don’t rely on these, get a torch style directional headlight. But these will definitely do the job of getting cars’ attention.

These are cheaply made. The cords don't charge anything. Feels like could break any minute and one did when charger didn't line up with plug. They are bright.

To be able to light up 3 bikes for under $15 is the best bargain I have found. They feel cheaply made, however they add almost no extra weight whatsoever (if your a serious bicycle racer type, you know shaved legs, top to bottom spandex, sometimes stuff the crotch area with a potato, just kidding they always drop to low so 1 rolled sock is best! I prefer...achem! My friend says to use long tube socks and that using low cut socks doesn't get you the attention you're "shooting" for.) There are 3 different flashing modes including the continuously "on" full time setting and both front and back lights have those functions. The best part is that they are rechargeable and the charging cables are included. Although the attachment of the lights consist of nothing more than stretching heavy duty rubber bands around any bicycle tube I find the design is simplistic and ingenious. That makes them so easy and quick to remove and put on and that's part of the reason they are ultra light ( by weight, not ultra bright). The front white light isn't quite bright enough to be considered a headlight but by all means sufficient in alerting or signaling to on coming traffic and the back red light is as sufficient as any typical bike light. Since I'm not the die hard all weather conditions rider and usually ride along with my 4 and 5 year old sons (the sock trick worked, kidding! I used the real potato) I have a feeling they should last fairly long. I confidently recommend purchasing these, especially if trying to provide lighting for 3 bicycles.

OK, the pros: nice light, holds charge pretty well, nice size, shipped fast and packaged well. The cons: those little rubber band things that are suppose to hold it in place....good concept bad in practice. First ride out one went flying put the bike up. Next day two more are found on the ground because the bands snapped. No clue how they weren't too tight or to loose.

As described and very well packaged. 100% guaranteed.

I have to admit, it took a child to shows me and 3 other adults how these things turn on! We were all fiddling with them looking for a tab thinking where is the tab to pull out or whatever needs to be done to turn them on cause there is no way they all dont work! My 9yr old walks up and holds the button down for a length of time and whallaaaa its on! These things are great, very bright and long lasting my kids love them on their bikes!

So, I bought these last May 2024 but did not open package until this July 2024. The lights are amazing. Nice and bright with 4 strobe patterns to choose from. The problem is the rubber bands. These must be really old because at first use, the bands ripped after a few minutes of install. The night before, I installed one at the back inder the saddle where an existing reflector is installed. One in front on the fork and parked the bike. The next morning, the band for the front had broken. The light was on the floor but inscratched. I used the bike. After an hour, rode back home and the rear light was hanging by a thread, so to speak. Its band ripped but still somehow stuck on the bar under the seat. The bands are the weak link on this otherwise, really good and easy to charge safety lights. Umfortunately, the return window has expired so I'm stuck with these. I will use zipties but will need to cut ties each time need to charge.