DARKBEAM Bicycle Headlight Rechargeable Taillight Review

Excellent product. Works well for our use to make my daughter more visible on her scooter (they're the guy you sit on). I tied the headlight forward and positioned the tail light as best as possible. It's bright and very noticeable, and the horn is insanely loud. It's a good quality item (insert Cousin Eddie's voice).

On my fifth because my neighbors kids bought my first four. There's never a dull moment, you can see cars and people from afar, and the taillight is so prominent it makes me feel like I'm in a police car. Great for catching the attention of people around you from all angles. Also great for police bikes like mine

I bought a Darkbeam bike light a few months ago (old model) and I really liked this product. Until someone stole it off my bike! I decided to buy the same brand again but a different model because the old one is no longer available. But this time I buy 2 sets in Revain. They arrived on time and both work perfectly. Definitely a great product. Another satisfied customer and would highly recommend to cyclists.

I sometimes drive at night and the light is very comfortable in this area of my trips. I love the fact that it has multiple different lighting settings. Dipped, middle and high beam as well as flashing lights and in my opinion also an SOS flashing light. My main reason for this purchase, apart from the low, mid and high beam, is that it doesn't require batteries. Charging is via the USB cable. So I charge it like any of my devices. PC or wall.

Convenient for LED skin treatment in small areas. When you use red light for wound/wrinkle healing or blue light for acne, it is very bright and easy to switch between different modes. It charges with a standard micro USB charger (not for iPhone). Pink light is a good third option, although I can't remember the potential benefits. I love treating my dry, broken cuticles with red light, which has some interesting, proven benefits that I recommend everyone check out at pubmed. That price…

Metal screw removes plastic in light. It will be weakened and once undressed, it cannot be tightened again. I have seen other brands selling identical lamps and even they have a metal thread in the lamp to tighten the small metal screw! Why don't these lamps have that? Why does light screw itself directly into bare plastic? Anyway, I tried to solve this problem by buying another next size screw and putting in two washers. And it explodes inside, spewing out smoke, the smell of burning acid…