Review on 🚴 Seianders Rechargeable Bike Lights Front and Back, 5500 Lumen Super Bright Bike Headlight, 6 Light Modes, IPX-6 Waterproof, Portable Household Flashlight, Suitable for All Mountain and Road Bikes by Eric Krull

I have recently purchased three other brands with similar features and descriptions and each of them had problems. Open boxes, wrong model, switches and brackets that didn't work, just a recurring nightmare. So many returns to get a light that just works and doesn't fall off. Until now. Finally, FINALLY a winner. PROS: - Kind of a race to see who can claim the most (untested) lumens at random, but this light is about as bright as any other light I've tried claiming 4000 lumens. and taller and also more compact than the others. Happy with the brightness. Can't speak to absolute lumen count but is in line with what others have claimed and sometimes better. The packaging is attractive and sealed. You get a fresh new product you pay for. The same isn't true of some of the other brands I've purchased and had to return within the last month or two as items were sent to me that were clearly previously opened and resealed. I received a genuine, identical model that I ordered. Hooray. This did not happen with the previous provider, who arbitrarily replaced a cheaper model that I did not choose. and the "solution" offered by the provider when I called was totally unsatisfactory. With "Seyandra" there are no such problems. - They work. The switch works, reading works. To take responsibility. They are bright. They can be installed correctly and easily. The mount is powerful for the size and mass of the light, unlike some others. The top half of the bracket is actually integrated into/part of the shape of the aluminum body of the light, eliminating a potential (already tested) point of failure. I almost immediately lost another brand of headlight because the bracket came loose from the body. I had to return a different brand as the bracket was not securely attached to the case. While I haven't tried this flashlight yet, I can say the mount definitely inspires confidence, especially compared to some others who were weak. The bracket is securely fixed. (From all of this I've learned to attach all of the equipment to my bike so I don't lose anything even if I detach it.) I do this by tying them up with a cable tie with eyelet, string and small clips like this: According to the specs, came with exactly 50% charge. (This inspires confidence due to the consistency between them. And the suspicion that other lamps were running at a zero SOC was confirmed when they weren't working properly after being charged. These Seianders, according to them, were being charged at a rate that was reasonable for their size seemed reasonable which is why I have more confidence in the approximate accuracy of these digital readings than some of the others.- The taillights that are included are rechargeable, have some adjustment and appear to be of decent quality discarded. They're not bad. I'll use them actually use in the rain still got wet. (But they seem to be water resistant, with a rubber stopper attached.) Will update the review after a few weeks and months of regular use. So far so good. Can't name any other disappointing ones Top brands I've tried are due to Revain's politics, but I can say from experience that this brand and product are definitely superior (so far). First positive purchase experience of four attempts. I've had so many negative experiences from others that it's nice to finally have a good experience buying this product. I hope this description helps someone else avoid the minefield I had to cross. I don't think you will be disappointed with this product.