🔦 Waterproof Headlight for Outdoor Sports - SecurityIng 1800Lm 4 Modes 3 LEDs Headlamp & Bicycle Light with 4400mAh Battery Pack and Charger Review

The lithium battery overheated on initial charge and leaked chemicals that ruined the table. This happened after 18 hours of charging. In the morning the charger was still glowing orange instead of a fully charged green light. Obviously I shouldn't be sending a "fully charged?" message. A lithium battery was damaged in the mail so I need to figure out how to return it. We're lucky the house didn't burn down. It's especially scary when we have two small children. Injury! The flashlight itself…

I have bought 4 of these in the last 2.5 years. One was defective on arrival but was returned/refunded and redeemed with no problem. All 4 are still in use today. Pros: 1) Gives enough light in bright light to drive safely at the highest possible speed (30mph?). 2) 12 hours of light per charge. (10 low + 2 medium). About 1.5 at the height. Disadvantages: 1) Barrel connector can be difficult to dock. Requires more strength than my teenage children can normally handle. 2) Poor mounting system…

Although I have owned this flashlight since December 2014, I used it for the first time today. Charged all night, and this morning I went for a walk. I put the light on "strobe" and the battery only lasted 30 minutes. I read that the battery lasts 2 hours on "High". I am extremely disappointed. I took the battery to my local Batteries Plus store to have the battery checked and sent a contact message to security. I have not received a response from the manufacturer and Batteries Plus will call…

Very bright. People on the bike path are often shocked when hit by this light at full power. It's too bright for a bike lane, but perfect for dark country roads or highways! In the city I use lower intensity settings because people complain too much about the brightness. It charges fairly quickly and I haven't run out of battery even after many hours of use (up to 10 so far). One complaint is that the connector between the battery and the light (which you unplug daily to charge) is very tight…

wow. This light is bright! Even on the lowest settings, it's more than enough for a bike headlight. I also have a standard 1600 lumen CREE XM-L T6 LED waterproof headlight on my helmet http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0098IJC7C/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1. for me 0.5 hour drive through several suburbs and then 1 hour on a pitch black paved forest bike path. I use a helmet lamp outdoors in low light (there are street lamps). I save this light for the trail to no avail, but still…

Very bright, the quality of the light itself is above my expectations, the housing is made entirely of aluminum and the reflector shell, the device heats up very well, thermal paste was used from the LED circuit board to the ring, the attached to the body. The circuit board was also well designed, I liked the switch, it's green, comfortable to the touch, soft to the touch. It's stupidly bright for an 8.4v setup 2, ran 2.5 hours on a single charge but was still low on power. for another 20…

A common disadvantage of lights are switches, sensitivity to vibration and susceptibility to water. I cannot speak to this lantern's weakness for water, but I can speak to the others. During a 6 hour mountain bike race where the last 2 hours were in the dark, this light was flawless. It worked perfectly. Two days later I put it on my road bike on a single charge to try out on night rides (I work irregular shifts) and it was great as far as the lighting goes. The brightness is excellent. I would