NAPASA Electric Bike Horn: 100-120 DB Waterproof 4 Sound Modes with Rechargeable Battery - Electronic Bicycle Bell for Safety and Convenience Review

This little guy packs a punch! Here's an example of different tones, and it's actually louder than it sounds in the video! I'll probably stick with the regular "car horn" sound most of the time, but other sounds might be fun for occasional use. I have only used it on one trip so far and will update my review if necessary.

Ha ha ha! My 3 year old won't stop playing with it! It's so easy to use! You can simply snap it on and off the handlebars to recharge. I like not having to worry about batteries or if something is charging the sun. The sounds aren't very annoying unless your 3 year old plays them repeatedly ;) But they work to get attention on the road so you don't kill anyone. I would highly recommend and I'm glad I got it! Please only for adults ;)

Pros:* One of the four modes sounds like a car horn* Lightweight and rechargeable Cons:* Too easy to accidentally press the button to lock the car* switch* horn when you want to hit the whistle so you get a silly sounding beep and have to cycle through them all to get back to the mode you want.* It's not loud enough. In urban areas (and on busy roads), people in cars don't hear the horn.* If you have a thicker than average steering wheel, the included mounting kit may not be enough. I had to…

Need a LOUDDER horn for my road bike to protect against inattentive riders. This horn is advertised here as 120dB but my purchase showed a maximum of 100dB and this is just ONE noise (whistle). Other noises were around 95dB max Disappointed and keep looking. I'll add two stars for ability to hold a charge. I've had almost four to four months of normal use (don't need it for EVERY trip), which I think is good for a battery. , but I don't like how bulky this horn was and how it takes up a bottle…

I had a bicycle horn that could be filled with an air pump and it was very loud, people in cars with closed windows always heard it and were amazed. I had to buy this because here in Palm Springs the homeless untied my bike while it was parked outside. So I settled on a detachable horn that had the same volume as the air horn I had. This one is not loud at all. This sounds like a clown horn. Nobody in the car will ever hear that horn. It also has the part needed to install the horn on the bike,

The horn is easy to install and works great. The only suggestion to the manufacturer would be to have an adjustable volume as some sounds can literally scare someone to death. The only sensible choice for a "friendly" horn sound is to mimic an old-fashioned car horn. A sports whistle will have you jumping out of your shoes at an unexpected stranger while silently chasing after them. Perhaps this is intended as an emergency alert if you are injured or spoken to about you by a stranger with…

This is a truly amazing mechanism to mount on a bicycle handlebar. I bought this horn for my son who rides his bike a lot around town to get around. Cars just don't seem to see cyclists, so this horn was very useful in alerting drivers to a number of situations during their journey. The bike horn is rugged, made to withstand all the elements, encased in a strong, durable, waterproof plastic case that's wired to the push-button controller. Both items are compact in size and fit perfectly on the…

My bike bell is loud enough 95% of the time to politely warn pedestrians on the bike lane to move aside . However, this e-bike horn is too loud to be used within less than 20 feet of those alerting you. However, it's PERFECT when groups of unsuspecting individuals (and drug addicts who mute their headphones) need extra time to clear a path. who seem *trying* to get hit by the wheels (hello Darwin), I use this horn in Wahoo-Wahoo mode to wake them up from their trance and daze. I'll also chuckle