Magicshine EVO 1700 Underneath Mounted Bike Lights for Night Riding,USB-C Rechargeable Bike Headlight, IPX 6 Waterproof Bike Front Light for Road Urban Cyclists

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気に入った事 明るさ:ロービームでも光に手を当てるだけで 温かく強い光を放射してるのが分かりました。ハイビームも遠くを照らしてくれてバイクと変わらないでしょう。 ロック機能:ロックの機能があるので自転車から離れる時は外してカバンに入れています。その時にロックしておき誤作動を防げるので良いなと思いました。 アタッチメントの数:ライトとリモコンだけに限らずレックマウントのおかげで別売りですがサイコンが取り付けれるのでスッキリさせることが出来るなと思いました。 気に入らなかった事 ハイビーム:ハイビームの時にもラインが出ているので気になります。 パッシング:異変を知らせる為に車のようにパッシングをしたい時があるのですが。こちらのライトにその様な機能はありません。 総合的にまとめると買って損はしません。 最高なライトに出会えました。

I commute on my bike all year around and have to do a lot of dark roads win the winter - the light output of this bike light is amazing (like a car headlight), and I love the ability to quickly dip the light when a car approaches (using the included remote). This should be a requirement on all bike lights over 400 to 500 lumens. Not sure what the battery life is like as my commute is only 1 hour and I recharge after each use. But full power for 1 to 1.5 hours is no problem for this light and on the higher flashing setting I can ride all day. It charges quickly through the USB-C interface. Its bulletproof and I love that it sits below my computer mount giving a very clean look to the bike. I have no problem recommending this light.

I went through several other lights before settling on this one. It’s a great light with several options of low, medium, and a high setting. There’s also a very bright setting, and all of these are easy to get to with the included remote. The only downfall I see to this light is the way the remote attaches to the handlebars, which is with a piece of Velcro. The Velcro allows it to slide and not stay in place so you really have to tighten it down and kind of wedge it in between any other devices that are attached on your handlebars. I have mine attached between my bell and hand grip. Other than that, great light with a fairly decent battery life and very sturdy attachment.

Outstanding light projection, superior beam. Glad I bought it and if it gets damaged in a spill, I’ll buy another. Yes, that good. That said, after I use it twice for long rides, I plug it in to ensure enough juice for the next ride. I always ride with a cheaper backup light just in case, I recommend this to everyone.

I've been an endurance cyclist for twenty five years and in that time I have owned a lot of bicycle lights. They just keep getting better and better. This is no exception. It wasn't long ago that a light like this would have cost $300 and I would have paid it. To get this for less than $70 is fantastic. It has a shaped beam so it makes best use of every photon. I won't buy round beamed lights anymore. Take a look at the video I attached and you can see that the beam is shaped so the entire road appears evenly illuminated without extra photons blasting the eyes of oncoming traffic. Remember, even though photons have no mass, the battery does. So every photon that shines up into the treetops came from a battery that you have to carry around. Shaped beams are great. The upside down mounting position is unusual and takes some getting used to. If, like me, you already have head units, aerobars, and stuff on your handlebars, you will appreciate this. However it would be even better if you could choose which way up you mount it, like my Towild CL1200. The high-beam/low-beam feature is great, but it only works well because of the remote. It's easy to mount the remote on your handlebars and flip from high to low, between modes, and into flashing mode. If there aren't enough modes for you, use the app to create your own custom modes. The mount that comes with the light is a combination GoPro/Wahoo/Garmin mount that fits onto 31.8mm or narrower handlebars. Some people have said it's flimsy because it is plastic, but I think it is well sturdy enough for the job. Having said that, I have 22mm handlebars so I had to buy a different mount from Amazon. Please watch the video. I hope you can see why I like this light so much.