🚲 IPSXP Bike Light – USB Rechargeable LED Bicycle Front Headlight with Adjustable Lightness & Flashlight, Waterproof IPX5, Large Capacity Battery – Select Models Exclude Power Bank Feature Review

As a bicycle headlight, I definitely find this headlight suitable. Very bright, you can see everything in the dark. The duration was long, so I don't have to charge it every day, and I don't have to buy batteries anymore, I can charge it via USB (it is included in this article). Saved a lot of money on batteries. I also like that it has three brightness toggle modes and can also be set to blink at night for safety. Easy to install and remove from the bike. All in all, it's definitely worth the…

The description seemed amazing. 1000 lumens, 6 hours of use and $21? I will take it. Disappointment followed immediately upon receipt. As part of the comparison, I decided to test the brightness of this flashlight on my Sigma Buster 700. As you can see from the photo, she didn't even come close. Then I did an outdoor test. Not surprisingly, I felt the Sigma was a lot brighter despite being 300 lumens less than listed. As a side note, I bought 2 of these lights. The rays were inconsistent in…

This lamp is so good that after a week of use I decided to buy another one. Now that I have two lights on my bike I have multiple high and low beam options for different night riding conditions. close as you will get. They are very bright and have a very good beam spread that illuminates the road in front of you very well. The battery life is amazing. I can take multiple trips between charges. They also seem to withstand wet conditions very well. The construction is very strong metal and well…

I love this light! First, it has an easy-to-install screw mount for clamping and tightening the mount, and a pair of rubber grommets to adjust the handlebars to different sizes. Then simply clip or detach the flashlight from the stable bracket in seconds for charging or anti-theft protection. The light is VERY bright. With three simple switching options: full brightness, half brightness or strobe and then off. Instead of 20 unnecessary strobe and brightness variations to cycle through. Robust…

I really, really, really liked this light. Had to use it a few times on fast overnight rides and it did the job really well. When I first got it I saw the clip for attaching a light to a bike and thought to myself. "It doesn't look very reliable. I don't trust this clip", BUT I decided to give it a try. Every time I used it, I checked to make sure the bulb was properly attached to the mount simply because I knew the design wasn't the best. Well today I decided to road bike about 5 miles from my

This light doesn't even come close to the advertised "1000 lumens". Not even close to half of it. This light is 300 lm at best. Very weak. After a 10 hour charge it's not as bright as another bike light I have, a single 250lm LED light. It's less bright than my three 250lm, 6500K (white point) white house bulbs. This bike light is twice the weight of my other cheap 250 lumen bike light, poorly balanced and so bad it won't stay in place. The slightest bump, ramping up the driveway, etc. will…

This flashlight is easy to use - one button with three settings: high, low and flash. The high setting is fairly bright and is good for daytime driving when you want to be more visible to cars. After dark, low settings appear bright enough to save battery life. The flash setting is too distracting to use for anything other than attention/help. The light casts a fairly small beam, just enough to illuminate the path or path in front of you, and then there's a much larger and dimmer overflow…