Illuminate Your Ride: Introducing Bell Arella Tail Light Review

Amazing lighting set. I was expecting the headlight to be bigger, but it's very small and compact, which is great. Charging with a USB cable is great. The mount is simple and versatile, and the lights can be removed quickly. The headlights are bright and have two modes, making them ideal for my night driving. This is my first recommendation to friends who need a bike light.

This is a beautiful taillight. I use it on my big suburban saddlebag in flash mode and it works fine. The reason I'm giving it four stars instead of five is that it only has one central LED, while the shape of the light would suggest a row of three or five LEDs. The battery will probably last longer with just one, but three might be more noticeable. Anyway, I didn't get hit, so he did his job.

When it comes to safety accessories, chances are your bike tail light is just a good helmet. This light is very bright and easy to see even in bright environments. It has multiple lighting functions. It's easy to tell when to charge. Charging requires no cords or cables. After over a year of active use, my first light is still on. Since then I've bought one for each of my bikes and given them away. It's very light and for the price you can't beat the performance.

Bright torches. Long battery life and easy charging with the included USB cable (AC adapter not included so you'll need a computer with a USB port or a USB charger like most smartphones come with). The charging port is a micro USB port. So if you lose the cable, you can use it from your Android phone. Some reviews expressed frustration with the "try me" attitude. To turn this off, plug the flashlight into a power source when you receive it. (I did this and had no problem with the lights turning

The USB charging port rubber plugs fell off after a few months of use. Even when it's wet I can still get by without covers. I think I'll use duct tape to keep the road gravel off. They still last for weeks without use after a year and about 75 charge cycles. The burn time seems to be getting shorter. Overall no less than I expected. Bought 2015, failed, 2019 average 4 full charges per month used 10 months a year. Traveled many, many light hours in a backpack. About the lifespan I expect at…

When you ride a bike you need a front and rear light. I hope they are bright enough to be seen from a distance. This is compliant. They replaced a smaller set that was neither bright nor durable. Their advantage over the previous pair is that they can be charged via USB. When set to pulse, they last longer than when they're on all the time. The flashing can be seen from afar, making you more visible to oncoming traffic and vehicles approaching from behind. Charging is easy and relatively quick.

Bought this for my son when he transitioned into university life. I wanted USB charging so you can charge in most places and carry around a charger that charges multiple devices. Bike lights are useless if they don't have a battery. The charging cable is standard, I think it is Micro USB on the light end and USB on the charging end. The mounting system seems ok, similar to my Serefa taillight which I like and they are a lot cheaper. The backlight can be easily switched on and off in a few…