Review on 🔦 Cygolite Dice TL– 50 Lumen Bike Tail Light– Ultimate Safety and Visibility by Marcos Fiallo

I'm a big fan of Cygolite. I have their "Dash 320" strap-on for my headlight and had their excellent "Hotshot 50" hardwired for my taillight, but I live in the city and the Hotshot was stolen along with my newest bike. (Yes I could spend 2 seconds and delete Hotshot). Fast forward to my new bike. I decided against a hard taillight and wanted something clean and unobtrusive. I have a popular and bright Blitzu flashlight (3 3/4 inches long) that I also bought from Revain and it does its job perfectly. position) on the seat post and I don't like the look when it's mounted horizontally. Also, the cheap USB cover keeps coming off and it's almost impossible to put it back on. It's also very difficult to turn the Blitzu back into a blinking light instead of the default steady light. Sometimes it takes two or three tries. So I ordered Cygolite Dice and am very happy with it. Very compact design, easy to turn on and easy to take off. The block also has a better design and seems to keep out road dirt and moisture. Dice is really brighter! My only problem is viewing from a different angle. Dice appears to fade in brightness at the wrong angle. although you can still see Blitzu, albeit with less brightness. I'd be curious to see some actual scientific testing of this important feature. As others have said, the battery life is far from ideal, but given the brightness of the lamp and the compact size, I don't see that as a downside. I'm used to charging a lot of things via USB, so no problem here. But for those who can bike for hours, this can be a problem. As for charging, the odd thing is that the light flashes quite brightly, so those who want to charge the device in their bedroom at night won't laugh. It should also increase the charge cycle. Dice also states that it has an automatic "Adaptive Flash" feature; that is, he somehow senses whether it is day or night. I have no idea how this function works. It's also unclear to me which of the key cycle modes is better or safer. The box indicates that Dice can work from 1.5 to 65 hours depending on the mode selected. One of the surprises is that when the light is on, some light goes through the power button. At first I thought it must be a glitch, but after searching it might help bikers find the power button a little easier at night. bow), even in 2nd position, which spoils his looks in the saddle. I deducted a star for that.