🚲 NiteRider Lumina Micro 750: Efficient USB Rechargeable LED Bike Light for MTB, Road Commuter, and Cycling Safety Review

Whether you're riding in a group or alone, the number one concern is to get noticed. The front light is just as important as the rear light and there just isn't enough room to fit a huge light on the grille. This light is the perfect size and brightness all in one package. If the light is too bright you will blind your bandmates, if it is too dim you won't see what's going on! With three different brightness levels, there's a lumen level that works for you in a group or alone. I mount this…

I've been buying NiteRider products since the 90's and stand by their products and support. They appear to be an honest company specializing in quality products and driver and pedestrian safety. I like the smaller form factor of the Micros and hope they've figured out that the USB connector doesn't break after moderate use. My last lamp, an older model, had a port that fell off, but it was under warranty and they fixed it in a timely manner. By the way, I accidentally washed the headlight that…

I work the third shift so I often drive in the dark. I also live so close to work that I usually ride an electric scooter. This model was recommended to me by the Electric Scooter Guide, which is why I bought it. The clip was easy to install and the light was very bright even on a low setting. My issue was that the fixture was heavy and the rail it rested on felt a bit flimsy. I bought it on December 28th, 2020 and it arrived on December 31st. Today, the 3rd, I rode with him for the first time.

The NiteRider Micro 750 is a compact and well built light that is highly visible during the day when mounted on a bike. Mine fits on a bike GPS/computer combo handlebar mount. Long-term durability has yet to be determined. However, after several months of use on 2-4 hour trips, I can confirm that their claim of 10 hours of daytime flash use is grossly exaggerated, if not downright dishonest. In my experience and testing, the 7 hour real-time flash of this flashlight is generous. That's 30% less

UPDATE: I'm changing my rating for this light from a 1 start to a 4. As it turns out the light didn't break after all. A "safety feature" is built into the firmware to prevent the light in the case/bag from turning on, draining the battery. This "feature" is enabled/disabled by pressing and holding the power button for a few seconds. not only illogical, but also poorly documented. However, the light is really bright, the build quality is good and I'm generally very happy with it now. However…

So far it works very well - used on my MTB, on fairly non-technical trails. The battery is quite light and lasted more than 2 hours on a full charge (and test discharge) at maximum settings. The construction is very solid and the water resistance looks good. Driving on wet/muddy trails can of course dirty your flashlight :-(Long pressing it for storage or travel will "lock" the switch so you have to long press to turn it on - so it won't easily turn on turns on If you bump into a pocket The…

This is a fantastic flashlight for the money. I have 3 NiteRider MiNewt 350 but they are getting old - 7 years - and just don't hold a charge long so it's time for a new light. Considering I paid $100 for each MiNewts, this $40 Lumina 750 was hard to miss. Side-by-side comparisons - day and night. The Lumina 750 is almost as bright in dim mode as the MiNewt at full power (remember the MiNewt is 7 years old so the original 350 lumens are probably unachievable). I believe they call it 150 lumens…