Review on 🚲 N N.ORANIE High Visibility 700 Lumens Bike Lights Set (Front & Rear) - Rechargeable, LED Headlamp Flashlight (300 Lumens) - USB Rechargeable, Ultra Bright Bike Tail Light (10 Lumens) - USB Rechargeable by Daniel Reeder

I've been using these lamps for a few months. The headlight is bright enough, but only in a straight line: I can see 20 feet ahead, but a little to the side or above me. They found no issues with water damage, heat damage, or condensation; and that despite being outside in the (Florida) heat 8 hours a day / 5 days a week. Based on the minor issues I'll list in a moment, they may be more feature-rich products in their price range. But I can recommend this one. Cons: - I expected better battery life from a headlamp. I use the first mode 5 days a week for no more than 20 minutes each day. The low battery indicator (red light above) will turn on approximately every 10 days. With a 10W adapter, charging then takes about 2-3 hours. At the same time I charge the rear light and have not had any problems with a dead battery so far. The body of the headlight is made of anodized aluminum, which is undoubtedly good looking and durable, but easily scratched. However, it doesn't feel hot. You can't long press to turn off the headlight. This means the flash cycles that can blind you or people/animals around you. I just put my hand on the lantern when I turn it off. The Headlight Bolt Bracket rotates (moves) easily no matter how hard you tighten it. So don't knock. And of course both lights are easy to remove by a thief. Try to carry them with you just in case.