🔦 Cincred Bike Lights: USB Rechargeable Front & Back Bike Lights with 8+ Hour Runtime and 400 Lumen Brightness - Perfect for Night Riding on All Bicycles Review

Very bright light in a solid aluminum body. Perfect for my application, much more elegant than tying an LED flashlight to a grid like I've done in the past. Came with 5 extra batteries for the tail light, very nice. For the price, it's hard to beat.

Good product. Came well packaged with everything needed for quick charging and installation. Amazing shine considering the size. I bought it to make my daughter much more visible and safer and I think it will be the same with this one on her bike.

The light is bright but the tape is not of good quality. It broke on the 1st use. Wrote the seller, got no response. Supposed "lifetime guarantee" but I get no response from the seller and Revain says the product return period exceeds the 30 day return policy. Don't waste money

Good bright flashlight that is easy to set up and use. The taillight has multiple features to help you stand out in the dark. Including USB charging cable. Sent via Revain so no problem. The only negative may be in the future as the clip is a rubber band I don't know how much UV it can take before replacing it.

UPDATE 2: Now the light does not turn on, only the red side lights indicate the light should be on. New paperweight. UPDATE: Annoying that this failed a few days after the return window. Very disappointed with how it ended up malfunctioning. Attached a video of what's going on with him. I let it die and plugged it in and same problem. Old rating Really bright and wide. I would have liked a flashing function for the front light, but only for the rear light.

Tough yet light enough not to flip out while riding. Already used the headlight as a flashlight to lock the bike. Love the ability to dim the headlights before charging for longer use. Ideal for driving in a well-lit city to avoid fines at night! I wish the taillight was rechargeable, but extra batteries would be nice. Update: 3 weeks in use, 10 minutes every night, with the dim setting on the headlight, stored outside but still closed. Works from the first charge.

Update: The button issues got so bad I had to turn the light back on. Don't buy it - you're just wasting your time! Once you've put it on, the light is good: it's quite bright and seems to last (although I've had it for a few days now, so only time will tell). tell). It looks like there are two modes: always on and a weird irregular flashing pattern. The problem is that the button is unusually temperamental and there doesn't seem to be any understanding of how to toggle it on/off or switch…

Subtle light with multiple tails. Cons: - Quality issues with the device, including imepoerlt rubber seals, cut rubber seals, metal not finished to a smooth edge, and device damage during assembly (nothing that would affect use or operation at this point) - Rubber straps may only last the long- Real tail light comes with either a matching black or cream colored mounting clip which I believe just needs to be black to match (cream colored clips which may appear randomly on some devices look cheap

How: Bright headlight and taillight; the headlight beam tends to give more light to the ground than up; the strap material seems about twice as strong as the bike store items, don't know how long it takes before it fails; The headlight only has two settings, high and low, while the manual says four, including two levels of blinking. Attaching and detaching the headlight to the handlebar mount is a bit awkward, you can only connect the strap when it is detached from the mount. The tail light is…