🔔 Loud Electric Bike Bell, LYNLIN Cycle Horn with 6 Sound Modes for Adults and Kids on Mountain and Road Bicycles Review

The signal is so loud and so unnecessarily long that you can't warn people, you can give a heart attack. The rest works and is even beautiful

This is a totally false advertisement. First, the sounds shown in the video do not play on the device AND the sounds are not loud. There are only 2 sounds that can be considered loud. total fraud.

There are no instructions so it took me a long time to figure out how to toggle different sounds. I finally figured it out, but why don't you give directions? Also the main tone you buy this horn for (draft horn) doesn't seem like an option.

Let's be honest. In the real world, people with disabilities are treated like second-class citizens. The little beeps on scooters are ridiculous and nobody can hear them. Enter this 120 decibel electronic horn. People sure know I'm there and avoid me! I love it and want to thank them for giving people with disabilities a chance to be noticed!

This is very effective when I'm driving down the street and want to get the attention of someone in the car, but in places where you just want to alert a pedestrian to your presence, 6-inch Ringtones aren't cute or pretty at all - they're as annoying and awkward as a fire alarm that goes off when you light your toast. A real pedestrian bike bell would be nice if you don't want someone to have a heart attack or a child or scared a dog.