Bike Light USB Rechargeable, 4000 Lumen Bicycle Lights Front and Back, Bright Led Bike Headlight and Taillight with Power Bank Function, Road Cycling Safety Flashlight

This light is powerful enough to light up the sidewalk in front of my bike, has a solid metal case, and a long battery life. It works well, but is inexpensive enough that I wouldn't be heartbroken if it were stolen (I'd just buy another)

With it winter in NE Ohio I haven’t used it that much, but did two three hour rides recently (some balmy night weather) and it stayed strong. I like the USB charge vs batteries. I had a smaller light but in October I just missed getting creamed by a car making a left hand turn, as if I wasn’t there; a near miss. I was also wearing a yellow neon construction vest but I guess I was invisible. I figured something stronger than the flasher I have on the handlebar in the pic might help. So far with this light I’ve had a better sense of being seen, but it’s most important to keep one’s eyes open and expect drivers not to see you, even if they should. I could buy more lumens, but for more lucre. For the money I should get another but just had a car serviced, and that’s never cheap like a bike light. Looking like a rolling Christmas tree might help.

The light that goes on your handlebars has a few different modes, high, low, and strobe. This light is unmissable at night or day. It will be sure to let anyone know you are on the road, the tail light mounts just under the seat and has a few different modes as well. It works very well, I only have one complaint. While riding my legs sometimes rub against the tail light which extends just past my seat width causing rubbing for me once every couple of cycles.

The lights I had before, the little round ones, had to be charged every week or so (we ride about 30 minutes a day, using the lights about 3 or 4 nights a week). This set, however, goes forever before needing a charge. I think I've literally used it for 3 months before I needed to charge it. It's super bright, easy to aim, and I can pull it off to use as a flashlight when I can't find my dog's poop in the dark (I bike my dog). In short, this may be the perfect bike light. And the red rear light is just as good.

This was the brightest light I could find and it definitely gets that job done. The mounting system is actually fine. The problem is with the release mechanism that allows you to remove the light for recharging; its flimsy and plastic. Of course it broke the second time I tried to remove the light to charge it. I have to use a small screwdriver to pry it off of the mount. Other than that, I like the light.

This light was much brighter than others that I used and illuminated the pavement at night at a greater distance and with a wider beam. I had to make sure it was pushed down so it didn't blind other cyclists coming toward me.

The rear light fell off my bike 20 minutes into my first ride with this set. I checked it and rechecked it - there's no reliable way to get the strap to hold onto the mount and its hook. It's going to pop off.Didn't have this issue with my previous bike light set, which cost a similar amount of money. I'm going to see if I can create a better way to attach the light to my bike.The lights themselves work fine. Not the brightest, nothing special, they do the job. When they're on the bike, that is.

Works great...best value per dollar looks good too.

Very happy with this light, no problem riding at night with this light, it has a wide beam and shines well up the path.

Ordered Two front bike lights with identical cost at the same time (see photos); one is victagen (Claim 2400 Lumens), which is 3 times more brighter than this Gyhuego so call "3000 Lumens" front light!!!Also Gyhuego has those cheap front cover; but victagen has HQ front lens.