🚲 Knog Cobber: LED Wrap-Around Bike Light with 330º Waterproof Design, USB Rechargeable – Universal Bicycle Light Review

This review is not of the light but of the seller. Bob's bikes originally had pictures of a set of front and rear lights which I thought I'd order. Today I only received the front light and the product image is changed to only the front light. Decoy tactic!

Tail light was decent, not super bright but I liked the design so I figured it. The problem is that the flashlight has come loose from the mount (attached by a hinge held together with a magnet). It went away after about a week of use. Ran into a small bump in the road at the bridge crossing and the lights went out and slid into the creek!

Great purchase but an even better gift. I want another one and I don't know why. They are the perfect compact size. They're bright, and the different lighting settings are thoughtful and useful depending on driving conditions. I like that it's rechargeable, well packaged, and made of quality materials. Definitely recommend. I hope I never have to replace it!

I love this light. I've always been a fan of Knog products and I'm thrilled that this is a new addition to my new e-bike! I like different flashing or solid light settings. The shape helps to stand out from others. It is very easy to install, has multiple mounting options, great packaging and is made from some High German materials. I like that it's rechargeable and the battery seems to last a while (only ridden a couple of times at night). This light is better for others to see me than I see…

Bright is an understatement. That's at least 10 times brighter than the light that was previously on my bike. The flashlight has two mounts that it comes with; one for what i think is the seat/stand and the other attaches to the seatpost. Both have rubber contact pads so they stay in place and don't damage the seat post or the seat post. The included rubber bushings are very thick and durable. And unlike the cheap headlights you see here, when you remove the headlight from the bike, the socket…

Not quite what I was hoping for. This flashlight delivers some very bright flashes, amazing viewing angles, and an impressive array of flash patterns that can be further customized with the companion software. Unfortunately, the battery is empty very quickly! Their website lists several expected uptimes for different settings, but they strike me as very odd. For example, the "rolling flash" setting is supposed to give eight hours of runtime, but my device only seems to run for one hour in this…

When will bike light manufacturers focus on mounting and battery life? This flashlight is very bright, visible, flash options are bizarrely "interesting". Clearly visible daytime safety light with decent battery life are the attributes of a good turn signal. The battery life of non-USB flashlights is usually excellent. You have the option to bring extra batteries or buy disposable batteries at any store. I tried this as I now carry around a large power supply and/or solar panel. This expensive…

I bought a Big Cobber front and rear for commuting. I love that it offers a wide beam that is visible from the side and that it doesn't need to be mounted on the handlebars where I don't have room. But I was surprised when I received the item. The curvature of the front mounting plate is so narrow that it doesn't even get close to the front of my bikes (and I have many), they are all carbon or aluminum and have wide handlebars. The mounting plate seems to suggest that everyone rides retro bikes

Knog Cobber Medium Taillight Review: It has interesting design features. The charging connector is a USB plug that fits into any USB-A socket without a cable. The connector forms part of the attachment mechanism and retracts securely when in use and appears to be watertight, which is cool. The mount is perhaps its best feature - where most lightweight mounts are a clunky, flimsy afterthought that sticks far away from the seatpost (or whatever) and always bumps and twists, this is a sleek…