Review on Enhance Your Night Rides with Light & Motion Urban 350 Bike Headlights by Logan Goozmer

The perfect light to get up early in the morning or come home after the sun has set. I ride 4-6 times a week and my fall and early spring rides start before sunrise. I usually set this to medium or low brightness with a constant light (it has a high, medium and low constant light as well as a pulsing low beam). I've never had to use a bright beam. I've never run out of water either, but I usually only use it for 2+ hours per trip. I love how portable it is. It's not as bright and durable as my Fenix BT-20 flashlight, but much more convenient not having to tie the battery to the top tube every time I'm riding in the dark. I will still use my BT-20 for night relays, but mostly I only need light 60-90 minutes before sunrise. This lamp is really perfect for that. Small, easy to charge, bright enough for streets and bike lanes, solid price. I like the pulsing light versus the flashing light. Much less glare to oncoming traffic and/or riders/runners etc. Two cons, more to do with user error than product error: 1) You have to actually push it onto the mount to ensure it stays on. The first two times I used it I thought I secured the light properly to the base, only to have it fly off the handlebars and hit the pavement at 20mph. Luckily, the damage was limited to cosmetic scratches and the odd scrape or two. The light continued to work flawlessly despite the falls. I've since found that you have to push the light into the base until you feel a slight click as it locks into place. 2) The small plastic cover of the USB port is not firmly attached to the flashlight. It doesn't matter, you just have to be careful to keep the cap close to the light while charging the flashlight. Losing the cover isn't a big problem, just water or dirt can get into the USB port during a long drive in the rain. The chances of this happening are very slim and as long as you are careful with the cover you should not lose it.