Snowalva 10 LED Bike Lights Front and Back, 8 Modes Bike Lights Set LED Display 10000 Lumens Bicycle Lights IPX6 Waterproof Bike Lights Set Rechargeable Waterproof Bicycle Lights USB Cycle Lights

I bought this to replace my existing (and less bright) bike light. It's definitely worth the higher cost for a light like this- there are a range of settings that balance brightness and battery life. On the lowest brightness, it can run for hours. The brighter settings shorten the run time significantly but the brightest settings are so bright that they're not normally needed. Add in the USB charging and power bank functionality and it's hands down the best bike light I've ever owned!

It's very bright! And simple to use. Recommended.

The media could not be loaded.  This is an excellent little headlight with a couple of minor issues and some nice features.It is bright but the beam is quite broad so I happily use this but in conjunction with another light which has a narrower beam.It feels nice and solid and unlike a lot of bike lights has a decent mounting not just a rubber strap and optimism that it will stay in position. This has a real clamp.There are multiple modes and rather nicely the top gives an estimated duration with the light in its current mode. I don't know how accurate that is but it is a decent guideline.Charging is from USB C which is pretty much standard these days with a USB A outlet so you can use the light as a power pack, again that is fairly common.Overall the headlight is a good example of a headlight with better construction but a broad beam.The only thing that lets it down is that to turn the light off requires the switch to be head down firmly for several seconds which is something that might not always be that easy to do while riding.The only let down is the taillight. It's a decent enough taillight but there are several things that show it was included as an afterthought. The body of the taillight is plastic, the mounting is back to the rubber strap and hope principle and rather annoyingly the charging cable is USB micro B. Why have two different charging cables for the lights! that is just frustrating! It's OK as a taillight but not nbearly as good as the headlight.So overall recommended but for the headlight and not the taillight.

Do not trust the amount of time left before recharging. When it gets down to less than a hour I recharge as I found that just turning it on takes 7mins off the time.

Not only a cycle light but an excellent general purpose lamp

The media could not be loaded.  Incredibly good bike light set this, in the box you get the main headlight, rear red light, 2 USB cables (front USB-C, rear is microUSB) and the clamp.InstallingThe clamp is heavy duty and really easy to install, you stick it over desired location, flip latch over, screw it to tighten a bit then flip the latch down to really tighten it and that thing is going nowhere, yet is super quick to release if need be. The headlamp then simply clips onto this with a simple notch clip with an easy quick release and sits securely.The tail light isn't quite so nice unfortunately it simply uses a rubber wrap and latch, biggest gripe is it only has a small latch there so I was nervous about it holding, but it did in the few rides I've tested with so can't fault it, would have preferred something a little more secure however.The HeadlampThis thing is a beast, it has a number of different modes depending on what buttons you cycle through, on full beam with all lamps on, it's incredibly bright but at the cost of battery, you'll only get just over an hour with it all going, but this can increase dramatically if you turn it down a bit and it gives you a plain reading on exactly how long you have on the display, very very good.The Tail lampDespite the simple mount, the tail light in itself is very good too, it has a line of red LED's and you have different modes to choose like all on, flashing and cycling left to right among others, kinda gives that knight rider feel to it, it's really nice bright and won't go unnoticed for sure.Really just an outstanding set especially at the asking price and would highly recommend.

The set of 10 LED bike lights without specific brand references enhances visibility during cycling. Offering eight modes and 10000 lumens these bike lights provide a safety boost for night rides. With a waterproof design and rechargeable capabilities it's a practical choice for cyclists. In conclusion these bike lights have significantly improved my safety during nighttime rides providing enhanced visibility and adding a layer of security to my cycling adventures.

What I like:- Solid construction. Metal case. Good manufacturing.- Very powerful lighting output at the front. Can see far away. Impressive for a bike light.- 8 settings/modes. They offer marked differences in the levels of illumination (with some other brands, the illumination from some modes are so similar that one questions the point of them).- Front and back lights.- Waterproof / dustproof (IPX6).- Easy to charge.- Good battery life. Still working after several hours of operating it at full blast.- Doubles as a power bank.- Battery monitor, which is very informative: Tell you your use time and the power remaining for the active mode, which enables you to make beter decisions with how you manage your need in relation to the charge left in the battery.- Easy to install.- Easy to put on and take off its holder/base.- Multiple applications beyond your bike (e.g., you can use it for walking around).- Good instructions.The trade-offs:- Rather heavy because it is made of aluminium, the casing is thick for extra protection and the battery last long between charges.What I question:- Is this really 10,000 lumens? 10,000 lumens is huge and this does not feel that much (not even the heat it produces).What I don't like:- Front lights not protected; in case of a fall, the cover of the LEDs could be broken.- No rubberised protection.- Pricey. Similar products are cheaper.- The buttons to operate the light can be confusing at first.