ROCKBROS Bike Lights USB Rechargeable IPX6 Waterproof Bike Headlight Easy Installation Bright Bike Front Light for Night Riding, black

I have a few rockbros products on my bike now and they make some good stuff. I have some nice metal pedals, a gel seat cover and now this nice bike light. The light is easy to install, and easy to remove for charging. The light took a few hours to charge and has lasted about 5-6 hours without a charge so far. The brightness is perfect for night riding or riding before dusk. The light also doesn't take up too much room on my handlebars and isn't too heavy. perfect addition to my bike.

I bought this twice. The first one the flash mode failed after about 18 hours of riding. The second one, the replacement, the flash mode failed after 3 hours. I only use the headlight for daytime riding so I have no real need for a constant on light. I liked the build the size and the brightness but their electronics need some work. After two units with the same failure I went to a different brand.

Gets the job done, but with a thousand bike headlights to choose from, I can't get enthusiastic about this product.Light pattern is weird, complicated...I kinda see what they were trying to do, with the three zones of lighting, but this isn't how I'd do it (pic below).The mounting system relies on a stretchy rubber strap. I've seen similar products go brittle with age. Or the holes tear out. Will this hold up? Who knows.If this was truly awful, or if it was twice the price, or if I commuted in the dark every day, then I'd return it...but whatever, it's okay, so with a shrug and a roll of the eyes, I'll use it.

Bright light at an inexpensive price. Light recharges via USB-C, a cable is included. The light attaches to the bike with a silicone band with a receiver slot to slide the light in. The light is bright, reaches out enough to light up the path/road in front of you, though it does catch the front tire and throws a shadow. Light fits securely to the bracket but does shift a bit, the light itself has some heft to it. I'm not a big fan of the release tab on the bracket to take the light off, or slide it; not the smoothest operation but not a deal breaker either.