🚲 Enhanced Safety and Convenience: Electric Bike Horn Electronic Bicycle Bell with 4 Soft Sound Modes, Rechargeable Battery, and Waterproof Design for Women, Men, Kids' Tricycles, Scooters, BMX, and MTB Review

I just installed my 2020 Electric Bike Horn Bell on my recumbent trike. I was easy to install, easy to charge, and easy to change the tone. You can also increase or decrease the tone of the sound based on your needs. So far everything works great and meets my requirements. I definitely recommend it to my friends.

The sound of the three bells is almost the same. It would be nice to have sounds that are different from each other. I would like the "aaaaaaaaaaa" and "beep-beep" sound of the roadrunner and siren. Ideally, a horn that can load any sound would be cute! 4 stars for the attachment system only because it's too early to tell how long it will last. I suspect the rubber bands will rot and break over time, but we'll see.

Although I had questions about its aggressiveness when testing this compressed air horn indoors (there is a warning against this), it quickly proved to be a suitable warning bell for pedestrians along the embankment, their ears clogged with headphones or simply distracted by wind, car noise and the like. My little jingle bell didn't catch their attention, but my trusty airhorn definitely did, although even that sometimes requires a few taps or a prolonged hold.

has 4 different sounds, one of which attracts attention, as well as two horns imitating a bicycle bell. You can mount the horn button anywhere on your bike handlebars so that it can be easily pressed with your thumb near your hand on the handlebar grip. The beep volume can be set to low or high. It's USB rechargeable, so you don't have to change the battery. If you remember to turn it off after riding, you'll have a dozen or more rides before you need to recharge the battery.

Of the four, the less subtle sound is probably the chime sound. Every time you turn it on, it's in the "default" volume. You'll want to turn it off every time you use it. A beep sounds each time a button is pressed. A bit annoying is that there is so much noise to get the device ready to use. I put a large piece of black masking tape on it. It's still too loud. At the default initial volume, all 4 will sound like they are above the speaker's intended volume. It's very distorted. At max volume…

I've used this bike horn for several rides and so far I've found it to work well for alerting people to my approach. I think it's better than yelling "left" or "bike". I find it takes some getting used to using the key layout and which key repeats (same tone over and over) and which changes tone. They look the same and you can put them in the air on the steering wheel. I have two bikes and I transfer them from one to another) It's not a big problem and I'm sure I'll get used to it soon. The…