🚲 NiteRider Lumina 1200 Boost USB Rechargeable Bike Light: Powerful Lumens LED Front Headlight for Men & Women - Easy to Install for City & Mountain Commuting, Cycling Adventure, and Safety Review

Mmmm ok so I don't know maybe I got a bad block or something wrong but this light is weak. I got this 1200 with a Micro 850 (helmet mount) and the 850 just blows this 1200 out of the water. I really expected more. The 850 on the helmet completely fills out the 1200 on the road. It's like there's nothing even on my bars. For 100€ I expected more. It's probably better to just take two Micro 850 models and use one on the handlebars and the other on the helmet. And yes. I used the "double click"…

I have been using the Lumina series for many years and decided to upgrade this year. This light has replaced the Lumina 700. Next to that, the 700 looks brighter because the beam looks more like a spotlight. The new lenses distribute the beam much better and that was evident from the first night I used them. I use this light on my mid-mode handlebars and a Micro 850 (also upgraded from an older model) on my helmet. This setup is very convenient and lightweight while still providing plenty of…

When I was looking for a lamp to extend my cycling adventures into the late evening hours, I was concerned that I would shell out the money and end up with something that barely sufficed. With this light on the handlebars (and the NiteRider Solas 100 on the seatpost) I have no problem cycling in complete darkness. Last night on a foggy, sweaty, windy October night I went on an 11 mile train ride at 8pm. At the lowest normal light level (not the card's ultra-low power light) I could see…

This light is expensive. However, I am glad that I have invested in a higher quality and very well made Lite. The light is very bright (even when it's not off. This is the brightest setting). The fastening system is very strong and well designed for easy assembly and discounting. I am not worried about losing the light on ANY trip. It takes a few hours to charge, but that's not a problem. Seems to be a very well made and reliable product. FYI - the instruction manuals don't seem to state this…

I have purchased several Nite Rider products over the years. However, it didn't work for me when I first used it. When I first tested it, it was amazing. A few days later, when I took it with me on my first ride, it broke down. The first flaw was several levels of extreme darkness followed by a super bright high setting. Then all levels failed. I charged it with two separate chargers and tried using two separate cables. It was fully loaded. Each setting, however, was less than the power of a…

Lightweight, adjustable and feels like a legitimate quality product. The downside is the terrible user interface. You have multiple modes, blinking, on, off etc. all with one button. You have multiple interaction types for this button, including a two-second press, a seven-second press, a three-second press, and a "double-click." Really stupid. Why can't I have a dial or switch to select a mode and a separate button to turn it on and off? I can then set it to 1200 where I want it to be all the…