AXA Luxx 70 plus steady auto 939876 Flashlight Black

For years I have had a dynamo on my Brompton and also on my Btwin city hack but never even considered it for my racing or winter bikes. Question is, why not for winter? Especially as I am increasingly keeping my race bike 100% race ready and using my winter bike more and more.So, I this time as I was building my new winter bike I decided to get a hub dynamo that was powerful enough for a light and a USB charging point (a Shimano DH-UR705-3D Dynamo hub, 6v 3w). I didn't know which light to choose but saw some beautiful American lights and USB systems but the price was so high. I thought that this looked really interesting, had some good reviews and was from a company with production facilities in the Netherlands and was a fantastic price. The price convinced me that if all went wrong then at least I haven't paid too much.Putting it onto the bike was extremely easy and it worked immediately. Plug 'n Play!The only downside I can see is that I can't use the light and the USB at the same time. Obviously, this would need more power but the light simply allows one or the other. I only use the USB for keeping my Garmin 820 running when navigating and I'm unlikely to need navigation at night so this is not a problem at the moment.The light itself is good to give pretty good visibility across an unlit road. I will always take a spare along with me, just in case. That is an old habit that I will not let go of!I haven't rigged up a rear light yet, maybe sometime soon.

Quite bright! Big improvement on old halogen light and works fine with a bottle dynmo.

The light works. With the light off it charged my Galaxy phone. That's all I need.

Very little documentation, but dead easy to install, really simple to add a rear light too - with literally NO instructions (push in the buttons on the rear light and push in the wire - its that simple) Used it on the Dunwich Dynamo this weekend and got 6 hours of bright light when I needed it most and it lit up the road like daylight but without dazzle.One point to note, if used for a road bike, you will need a separate bracket to clear the brake calliper, however Amazon don't sell it SJS cycles do, for a fiver, brilliant, brilliant kit. this will make the winter commutes terrific, and the USB function also works well, but not when you need the light as only one thing works at once...

Had this headlamp a month or two. All good so far. The lights bright enough for city nights, the switch works, the USB charges, although slowly at 1/2 an amp ( 500ma) & me going at a gentle speed doesn't help. But it's all working and has been out in the rain 2 or 3 times ( not whilst using the charger - think that's too much of an ask ) with no ill effects. It's also quite easy to fit.I recommend it - good value when compared to other options.Should this light stop working or set alight - whatever - I shall amend this review.

Very bright even at low rpm! Requires some ingenuity to mount the lamp if you have break calipers.

Have used one of these for 18 months. Always on, ensuring you are visible day and night. Bright illumination of road ahead. Have not used USB feature as have never needed to - and you can only use the USB with headlight off. Excellent bit of kit and vfm.