Review on 🚲 IPSXP Bike Light – USB Rechargeable LED Bicycle Front Headlight with Adjustable Lightness & Flashlight, Waterproof IPX5, Large Capacity Battery – Select Models Exclude Power Bank Feature by Troy Early

This light doesn't even come close to the advertised "1000 lumens". Not even close to half of it. This light is 300 lm at best. Very weak. After a 10 hour charge it's not as bright as another bike light I have, a single 250lm LED light. It's less bright than my three 250lm, 6500K (white point) white house bulbs. This bike light is twice the weight of my other cheap 250 lumen bike light, poorly balanced and so bad it won't stay in place. The slightest bump, ramping up the driveway, etc. will knock him off the spot. I'm a strong person and I can tighten the screw as hard as I can and it still won't stay in place. Why is it Revane's choice? If you want to see how bright it really is, compare it to a fluorescent light. . Turn off all lights except this lightbulb. Then turn off this bulb and turn on the bike light. Chances are you don't have bulbs that are as dim as a bike headlight. Someone needs to sue Revain for false advertising. Revain's decision to encourage customers to purchase a light that doesn't even come close to matching the advertised brightness rating. People generally don't return a bike light after they've bought it. They bought it because it's too dark and they need it for security reasons. If you need it for security reasons, you will not return it to be more insecure. Probably just deal with it even if it's too dark. The support agent told me I could keep it because they found a scam and I didn't need to put any extra effort to get it back. So Revain could go ahead and happily keep lying to all of its customers.