Review on 🔦 USB Rechargeable LED Safety Lights (2 Pack): Clip-on Strobe Running Lights for Runners, Joggers, Walkers, Kids, Dogs, Bike Tail Lights - Enhancing Visibility with Reflective Gear Accessories by Corey Burgess

First off, these are the best personal LEDs I've used. However, they are bright, but very compact. The clip is solid and the attachments that come with it are actually very good. Others here are junk and the clips break. I've seen several questions about how bright they are. They will light up the room as you can see and you will definitely be able to read a book or map up close. But they are not meant to be illuminated, they are meant to be seen! My neighbors said they saw them from afar. I put green on the dog harness. I bought the blue first, I liked them and bought another set in green! At night, different colors appear and stand out. I am a police officer and will use them as part of my traffic control duties. Clip one to each shoulder or to my travel vest. I'll probably buy another set for this. Knowing and close to the LED light, the red color tends to merge with the taillights at night and is not visible from afar. Blue and green are always noticeable at night and can be seen farthest. Among other things, they can absorb light faster. The switch is easy to use. Scroll through them for your setting and last to turn them off. They have low, high, slow and fast flash and hyperstrobe. The USB cover doesn't seem to be the most durable. I don't know how long it will take. The best thing about them is that they are rechargeable! They charge really FAST. I ran some real runtime tests on them to make sure the descriptions are correct. I ran one in hyper flash mode and the other in constant high mode. Here's what I found: I left it on for 7 hours one night while going out to dinner, walking around the house and watching Netflix. The next night I left them on for another 4 hours, they still worked fine but went into dimming mode. After about two hours of power outage I thought it was 12 hours of use and still no orange light came on telling me to charge it. (They have built-in indicator lights). It took me 12 hours! I charged them at the same time. I charged one for 5 minutes and turned it back on at full power to see how long it lasted. It lasted 4 hours at full power on a 5 minute charge! I left the other one on the charging cable. The red charging light stayed on for a little over an hour, then turned green to indicate it was done. Works as described and better than I expected. Let's see how long they actually last and test them in battle. I will update if anything changes.