🐸 INNOLIFE- 6Pcs Silicone Waterproof Super Frog LED Bicycle Bike Head Front Rear Light: Ultimate Visibility and Durability Review

I've received yellow warnings for side markers for our bikes. These lights are very bright even in broad daylight and improve visibility for safety reasons. In the video it looks white due to the white balance, but you can see it's very yellow in the photo. These lamps are of high quality at a good price.

This is very handy, especially if you only drive occasionally. Since I write all the time I usually use something much bigger and brighter, but it's great to have in a pinch. Also, when I traveled this summer and took a bike with me, it was easy for me to use them. I found alternating red and white lights on the front and flashing patterns that were out of sync, which I find very effective and stands out.

These are Chinese clones of the original Knog Beetle lamp. They come in sets of 6 and cost between $8 and $9. Usually 0-2 has bad switch at first, you can save other parts and battery. With care you can replace (regular) CR2032 batteries. They used to be pretty reliable when they worked at all, but out of the last 18 we've bought for team use, at least 8 have died in use. That's too high a bounce rate to carry around even if they were free.

Made several orders at "innolife" and the quality is very stable. If you have a flashlight that appears to be bad, remove the batteries and gently fold back the tabs so they make better contact with the battery. If that doesn't seem to work, be sure to remove the battery's protective tab (some are clear and difficult to see). I've ordered them from other vendors and direct from China too - they're sturdier, brighter, and better in every way. I want to order them in bulk at a reduced price.

They are great. Three clicks for continuous, slow and fast flashing. The colors are amazing. You can use red on the back and white on the front. So cheap and they do exactly what they are supposed to do. Note that I haven't had it that long so I'm not sure how long the battery will last. Also, the silicone stretches pretty thin around the handlebars or seatpost, so you'll lose it if it dries out. Not worth considering for the money. 6 of them will last you a long time unless you have greedy…

These flashlights are available from several suppliers in a wide price range and in several body colors. However, the lights themselves are all almost the same and. a fantastic little light. Nice and bright too! I have a few on my bike. One night, coming into a busy area after dark, a set of these (white and red) may have been the reason I got home safely. They are waterproof rather than waterproof. If you get wet, it works fine once it dries, but the switch can become problematic if water…

Before you buy, be aware that they won't light your way at night. It's just a great way to improve visibility in less than ideal conditions. But they do a great job with it. Realize that blue and green are beautiful and that's where the functionality ends as I used them originally and that was on my bike. I now combine blue with white and keep testing them. the tip of my shoelaces when I walk in the dark. Again, a great way to make yourself more visible, but they won't light your way very far…

I'm no longer disappointed. I wish the ones I worked so badly on after reading the reviews and rolling the dice BUT unfortunately that didn't happen. None, none works right out of the box. First I removed all the battery protectors and then checked them one by one. Press once to turn on, twice for fast blinking, and three times for slow blinking. I was very disappointed that only four of these worked, but I liked them so much I decided to keep them to myself. But when I showed them to my…

I read other reviews and hoped they were just unlucky. I don't like writing or reading terrible reviews, but I have to write one here. As some others have posted, I immediately opened the package, climbed in one at a time and tried to turn on each light. Only two of the six indicators were lit at all, and only one of them worked with both indicators. Of my six, the one that worked had a different back, which I think had something to do with it working and the others not. In any case, why should

This is literally what I wanted. Several packs of cheap non-rechargeable bike lights to put in my panniers. Unlike some other reviewers, I didn't have any non-working aggregates. About a week ago I took a wrong turn on the trail and went 6 miles off course. Unfortunately, I had no intention of driving after dark. As the sun went down and I drove through the super dark forests of the Pacific Northwest, I got a little paranoid. I only had one main light that hadn't charged recently and I would be