High Lumen Bike Light Set, Prasky Rechargeable Bicycle Lights Front and Rear, Super Bright LED Headlight, IP65 Waterproof Multiple Modes Road Mountain Bike Lights for Night Riding

If your a bicyclist, you definitely need to buy these lights. I've recently just started biking after years of hiatus and I'm loving these lights.Not only are they bright but are an important safety accessory for your bike, especially if you go out at night and need to be seen by incoming traffic. The lights last a long time but only if you use the low level, using the high level will drain the battery much faster and I think it's only for absolute emergency. The build quality is good, especially the front light, the rear light seems a little cheap but works as intended. I especially like the quick release feature of the front light, makes charging so much easier instead of having the remove the part that grips the handle bar. Highly recommend it and I thinks is fairly priced too

Excellent after-sales service. I had a problem with this product for more than six months. Excellent service, fast and easy. It validated the manufacturer's warranty.

I lost my red reflector light on the first day of riding my bike apparently it popped the light off the Buckle is still there but the clip that the buckle slips into is what was a poor design

Really bright easy to put on

This is well madeGreat value for the buckMy wife was riding down the street with medium setting. It has 3 settings It looked like a car light was coming. REDICULOUSlY bright. Love the easy on off the handle design. LED battery status indicator awesome Just well made. My wife loves it. The back light also well made.I would give it a 10 star if I could

Adds safety for night riding. It was easy to install on my bike.

This is a good looking light. It was easy to mount on my road bike. It's very bright and the battery was fully charged on arrival, which is a good thing because THE BATTERY CANNOT BE CHARGED. The light has two charging ports, USB-A and USB-C. I tried both on two different chargers and a battery bank and it won't take a charge. I checked both chargers and the bank with other devices and they charge properly. It's going back.EDIT - FROM BAD TO WORSE - I returned the Prasky bike light to Amazon and requested replacement of the same item. My request was approved and, while waiting for delivery, I was contacted by the vendor, Lightship US, offering me a full refund. I decided not to reply until after I had received the replacement item and confirmed that it would work as advertised. It arrived this morning and I immediately noticed that the box had been opened on one end. I removed the light, turned it on and it produced a bright light just like the first one had. However, the led screen indicated the battery level was 92% indicating that the light had been used briefly. I decided to leave it on for a time and then check to see if it could be charged. After a very short time the light turned off. The led indicated 89% battery level. I tried turning the light back on, but no combination of button presses would turn on the light. I could only turn the led screen off and on, but could not turn on the light in any mode including various levels of constant light and flashing. None of them worked.I will not ask for a refund from the vendor. I will request a refund from Amazon. Then I will start looking for a dependable bike light - just about anything that is not sold by Lightship US or have the word Prasky on the box. You can decide what to do with this account of my experience.

Despite the description, this is NOT actually a USB-C-compatible device. It does not charge when plugged into either Apple or third-party USB-C power supplies. The whole point of USB-C is compatibility, and this device isn’t. So I’m forced to give it a much lower rating than I otherwise would.Unfortunately, I bought this primarily to replace a similar device in part because of its incompatible charging, so now I’m debating whether to keep this or return it.The *only* way I have been able to charge this device is with a dumb USB-A charger and an adapter cable.I like the light’s brightness and operating duration, but I’m very disappointed in how hard it is to charge it. I shouldn’t have to have dedicated dumb chargers for all of these bicycle lights just because the engineers couldn’t be bothered to comply with the USB-C spec.In fact, because this only needs a 5V supply, they didn’t even need to put in USB-PD support to make this work. This design could be fixed by adding just two resistors as a cost of about two or three cents. So when I say that this is an embarrassing design flaw, it is only because I am struggling not to use phrases like “grossly incompetent”.Just to confirm beyond a shadow of a doubt that this is correct, a simple, passive USB-C-USB-A adapter (which has the resistors installed) to the provided USB-A-to-USB-C cable is enough to make these charge with the same charger that won’t charge them using a standard USB-C cable.So they cheaped out and saved three cents, and as a result, this won’t charge on any modern USB-C charger. And it isn’t a defective copy of this device. The tail light has the same design flaw.The manufacturer should immediately fix this design or stop claiming falsely that this is a USB-C device.