EBUYFIRE 3 LEDs Bike Lights for Night Riding Bicycle Light Front and Back, Rechargeable Cycling Headlight 3+5 Modes, MTB e-Bike Light with Power Bank Function

I am extremely pleased with this powerhouse of a light. Yes I posted a pic that is mostly black. The black pic is what I would otherwise be dealing with if I didn't have this extremely bright light!! I was riding on a paved trail here in the Florida wilderness going through a dense forest canopy. After dark there is little to no ambient light and its downright scary at times. The possibilities of animal attack, human attack, or running into a tree, are very real if someone , some animal , or obstacle is lying in wait. I will be ready ahead of time because I WILL see it coming!! The 2nd pic displays the amount of life saving illumination provided and BTW the picture does not at all do its illuminating capabilities justice....ITS MUCH BRIGHTER IN PERSON!!! In fact, I rode by some folks walking in the opposite direction on a dark evening and they both covered their eyes in the face of this sun like device!!! I felt bad and lowered the angle so it pointed more downward than forward. Thanks to the innovative mount design.....I could do that!. It lasted the entire journey home approx 7 miles in pitch black darkness so the battery life is adequate. Since that exploratory ride, I've experimented with lower light settings to preserve battery life more. The 2nd brightness setting is a bit less bright but more than enough even for the enviroment shown in the pictures I shared. The 3rd tier setting I would classify as more of a courtesy brightness to alert your surrounding enviroment to your presence but not quite adequate to serve the utility of navigating darker environments. In short the 3rd setting I use mainly when biking in dense traffic ala Quicksilver style. The blinking settings I dont find very useful unless its being utilized as a courtesy to alert on coming traffic or others traveling in the opposite direction to your presence. But could be very useful in an emergency situation where the illumination needs to be both constant and for a long time. If you are in an emergency the blinking settings will undoubtedly stretch its battery life to alert your presence much longer than using the constant non blinking settings. It could save your life! But IM NOT DONE! The innovative mount design allows me to pan and tilt! So yes I can move the light angle left or right diagonal. I find this useful when I need the light to shine on obstacles on the trail like felled trees and vegetation debris. I can also angle the light more downward or up for whatever situation requires. I don't want to blind pedestrians or cars but at times I need the light shining more forward to illuminate my current surroundings. Being able change this on the fly is extremely convenient. I cant even think of what I would do if this light mounted in a single fixed position. That would be a no go. Finally If you've read this far....Thankyou! The slick mounting system easily attaches to your handle bars but the light itself attaches to the mount via a clip!! This allows me to easily remove the light from the mount on the fly.... and now I have a flashlight in my hand!! And yes that comes in very handy especially in the dark while pilfering around in my gear bag or for repairs etc. The clip slides right over a pants pocket for easy transport if your worried about petty thieves stealing it while your bike is locked up. Take it with you with almost no hassle to remove it! Slide it easily back on to the mount when your ready to go!!! Wonderful touch!! I absolutely love this light and the thousands of 5 star reviews are legit in my opinion. Im thinking of purchasing a 2nd because for 22 dollars I get a extremely bright light but also a very functional tail light. I would praise the tail light b/c it also works great but this review is already way to long. Listen!! You have nothing to lose!!! Just buy the darn thing! Its only 22 dollars and could easily fetch a 40+ dollar price. You will be as happy as I am. If not then my name ain't Nathan Arizona!

More than adequate bike light; My riding is 100% local street riding, sometimes in low light and darkness. Both lights are very bright. The headlight has brightness level adjustments; the rear is very bright red, both have different styles of light sequencing, flashing, etc. All good. The mounting system could be a little more secure, but that would be more problematic for off road bumps and grinding shocks. For my tame street riding, mounts seem long term adequate. Battery life: in early stages yet; had to charge them after a few hours of use from the factory charge. The little tail light charged in about 10 minutes, small battery? shorter charge life? The headlight took about 3 hours to charge, but I imagine the charge will last quite a while. I notice that the little rubber stopper type charging port covers appear as though they would not take a lot of rough treatment without breaking off; they do fit very snug into their port holes. Overall, very good light for the money and my application. Very satisfied with the purchase. Headlight could be used as a very bright flashlight; they can be removed and reattached with ease. Rating battery life as 5 star based on limited experience. Review update about 4 months on, after mounting it. Still very good light(s) for the money, still a 5 overall. Battery life has proved a little shorter than expected, especially the rear one, rather small battery, I imagine. The rubber charging port covers are a tad problematic. This time in charging, the large one detached from the body, as the little rubber tether pulled loose. It is replaceable but it has a head on it which makes it hard to get back in it's hole, a little like pushing on a string. Solution: put a drop of silicon lubricant on it; it went in and now is again tethered in place. A small thing, I know; but if anyone has the same issue....Still overall very good lites, even with shorter battery life than expected. I think I paid a few bucks more. I think it's a great lite for the money, at least for my purposes. Hope this helps somebody.

I just received this light last week, and haven't even taken it out for a real night time ride yet, but thought I'd make a few comments. It seems very well made. Substantial heft due to the two batteries inside. Button clicks through its functions smoothly. The light pattern is broad and diffuse. I have another bike light that has a tightly focused spotlight with additional light just off center, and it is not really a good single track light. I think this light will be better in that regard, allowing me a wider field of vision. The attachment to the handlebars will only handle up to 31.8mm, so if you have a 35mm bar it won't fit without some modification (which probably would be hard to do). The USB output might come in handy someday. The belt clip is used to attach the light to the handlebar mount. The clip was tightened well on my light. Once clipped in place it holds firmly, but has detents to allow it to be twisted side to side by about 15 degree angles. It can rotate in a complete circle. The tail light has enough patterns and brightness that drivers should notice you. My light came with two USB charge cables - one with each light. I assume they are interchangeable. I charged both but have not used either so I won't comment on battery life. However, with 5200 mA it should run a long time. I bought it mostly to use on city streets, but may end up using it as my trail light because of the wide light pattern. Either way, its a good light. I also have a Blitzu Gator 390 light. Its taped to my helmet for use in case I stay out on the trails too late. It gets me off the trail, but its not quite bright enough for really good night time vision. I have not compared both lights side by side at night, but I think the EBUYFIRE is probably brighter. Both have nice even light patterns, but the Gator 390 is about half the weight and a bit smaller which is helpful when its taped to your helmet. Edit 4/10/2022 - I've only used it during the daytime, but it lights up the back yard extremely well at night. Cars definitely notice me when I am riding the bike during the daytime with the light in the flashing mode. The battery did not last as long as I thought it would. Perhaps after a few discharge/recharge cycles it will last longer. Still, it got me several hours of use before it went dark. I probably got 4-5 hours out of it in flashing mode. The mount seems to hold the light securely. I've seen some reports that it fell off in the street - perhaps it wasn't clipped in all the way. An excellent light.

I love the features on this light. It is VERY bright. It has 3 modes, low high, strobe. Strobe is great for daylight riding visibility. It has a swivel mount so you can twist/turn it to aim as needed once it is mounted. It casts a very nice beam for night riding. The case is sturdy metal (I already wrecked, I escaped unhurt, but the case took a few scratches but no effect to its performance!). It also works as a battery so you could charge your phone if it dies while you are out on a ride, don't forget your charging cord. Here is the one downside, and I don't know if it is a design flaw or it is inevitable based on the output of the three bulbs. The battery life only seems to be about 2-3 hours of run time. Most of my rides run about 60- 90 minutes and it was dead on my third ride after fully charging it. So just be aware you need to charge it regularly, and it will drain if you don't use it for a few weeks. Also, charge time is loooong. So if you plan accordingly, it's a fantastic light... UPDATE: The seller was very quick to take care of an issue I had with the light right about the one year mark. So bonus for great customer service!!

i bought this light for night rides on city paved trails to replace a significantly more expensive (10x the price) light i purchased 5 years ago. i've now had this for a few months and with the much earlier nightfall, it has gotten a workout (2-3 rides a week). the good: * all in one unit. the last few lights i've had (going back 20+ years) have had an external battery. this is a single unit. a little heavier than my last battery but lighter if you add the light to the previous weight. * really good battery life. i rarely go above "medium" and often stay at "low" - and medium lasts 4-6 hours before going in the red; low goes for well over 8 (my old light, with an external and new battery was getting < 2 on low or medium). "high" does chew up battery a bit more (2-3 hours) but that's better than my old light on *low* * very bright with a wide beam. yep, most of the light is directed straight ahead (duh) but i get almost 180° coverage - my hands are well lit and i can see a wide swath of the trail ahead of me. i've heard some folks complain about it not being 3k lumen. i don't have the tools to measure this but this is (subjectively i admit) brighter than my previous light which was rated at 2500. * the back light is kinda cool the meh: * minor annoyance: i purchased another light at the same time that had a digital power readout (told me how much power was left). this basically goes from green to red when it hits ~25% power. * mount: i've read some others not that the mount isn't great. it's... ok. you _may_ need to use the rubber spacers they include with the light to help. trust me, they help, especially if you have a more narrow handle bar (especially drops). i still might get a little movement if i hit a particularly nasty bump but it's never been a big problem. the bad: * can't think of anything. really like these lights.

I’ve been using this light. I’ve seen them upgrade. I probably have about 10 of these total. I installed them on my escooter and ebikes. Read here!!! 1. The light is bright with a balanced focused and wide spread of the light. 2. The bracket is so easy to use. (The slide on clips). This allows the light itself to slide on and off the bracket within a second. 3. The light itself is a clip. You can also use these lights for night hikes and such by clipping it on your backpacks. So the light is actually multipurpose. It’s not just for bikes. 4. For the escooter ebikes users. The light also has a usb charger port. That I use to plug my RGB led lights to without consuming batteries energy off my PEV 5. On my video. I have 4 of them installed. I wear a full face helmet with dark visors on at night. I have two aiming down closer toward me and the other two further down the road. Cons: The bracket attachment is a downfall. I’ve seen a friend of mine had lost his light in a ride. Make sure you secure the bracket to the handle bar. Make sure to use the rubber spacers to keep it from moving and tighten it down. Another thing is to check the screw before any ride. There’s so much vibration while riding the bikes and causes the screw to become loose. Otherwise this is the best light. Out of the 10 lights I have. I recently have one that broke. The micro usb isn’t charging. I hope the company just sends me another one for free lol. Also I bought extra mounting brackets. They’re $6-7 each. I like to install the brackets to different PEV. This allows me to switch the lights to another PEV without having to remove the whole mounting bracket off. Another good thing is if your whole squad and friends are using the same light. If a light goes off. You can easily detach a light off and let your friend borrow yours while riding.

Very easy to attach to the bike. This is the brightest front light yet with multiple lighting choices from steady to flashing. Since I start my ride before sunrise, this is a great feature. I can change settings as the ride progresses and the sun rises. The rear light is small but bright with multiple light sequence settings...great safety feature for added visibility for approaching vehicles to see me. UPDATE: The mounting bracket loosens up while riding despite how tight I make it causing the light to slip and face straight down. The screw inside the knob is not a philips head that would allow for extra tightening. I will try to change the screw, and if that does not work, I will use double faced tape under the mounting bracket to prevent this from slipping. Otherwise, the light is well worth it. The front light charge lasts at least 6 hours for me and charges over a few hours. The small rear light lasts twice as long, and charges in just over an hour. UPDATE: I used a new screw and nut, as well as double faced tape under the metal mount (on top of the rubber spacer) and the light has not shifted or loosened at all. It is now solid!

I purchased this product x 2 in May 2020 for our 2 bikes. Front light is great, long lasting battery and very bright, easy to mount on handle bar, easy to choose setting of light beam. Rear light easy to mount and take out for charging but here is where the problem lies. Although we are not heavy users but more like1 or twice a week, the lights need to get charged. On the mounting system for the rear light, the rubber strap goes around post and hooks on a little ear on the other side. This is common for most every rear light. The issue is that the little ear is fragile and after 8 times taking off and putting on, the ear broke off making it impossible to use the light again. Just to buy replacement strap is as expensive as buying a whole new light.

Escribo esta reseña tras más de un año de haber comprado estas luces y con varias conclusiones: -La luz delantera es una maravilla, tiene tres modos fijos más dos intermitentes que son básicamente para ser visibles o en caso de emergencias. -El enganche es sencillo de colocar y la luz queda bien fijada al manillar, teniendo un ángulo de giro de 360°, no se inclina así que habrá que ajustarla a una altura adecuada para que no moleste (si está hacia arriba incluso molesta a los conductores), pero incluso apretada se puede inclinar sobre la marcha. -En el tercer modo, el más económico, la batería dura bastante, en mi caso me dura toda la semana usándola algo menos de una hora al día. Alumbra más que suficiente incluso en calles oscuras o por el campo. -Tiene un peso considerable pero aún así se puede usar como linterna de mano, aunque he decir que pese a parecer robusta no está hecha para recibir impactos así que mejor si no se nos cae. En el modo más potente (el primero) se calienta bastante si la llevamos en la mano, en la bici en marcha no se nota demasiado por el aire que la refrigera. -La función de powerbank sólo la he usado en caso de emergencia y carga lo justito para no quedarnos tirados. -En cuanto a la luz trasera, es una luz más, del montón, es bastante visible y sus modos son útiles, con una buena duración de la batería en el modo intermitente. -La pega está en que el enganche es el típico de goma que al pasar x tiempo se empezará a cuartear y terminará rompiéndose, haciendo inservible la luz a no ser que seamos unos manitas y logramos engancharla a la bici de alguna forma (pasad el truco que yo no lo conseguí). En conclusión: hay packs de luces con mejor relación calidad/precio teniendo en cuenta la luz trasera, pero este lo compensa con creces con una luz delantera de gran calidad y un alcance más que decente

Front light comes with 4 modes with good wide projection with vertical adjustment and runs upto 2 to 3 hrs same with the back light but runs around 1 to 2 hrs with horizontal adjustment.

Utilisé pour une utilisation route sur un vélo de course. Ca dépanne bien pour prolonger la sortie après la tombée du jour en hiver. Eclairage maxi assez puissant et faisceau correct. Pour le prix, rien à redire. En vélotaf , ça doit bien faire le job aussi. Le feu arrière mérite moins d'éloges. fixation douteuse et durée de vie de la batterie très insuffisante. Mais là encore, pour le prix global , je n'attendais pas de miracle.

I try to review items after using them for a reasonable period. These are robust lights with good power, I have been using them for 2 months during an 8 mile each way winter commute in the dark. I like the large buttons which can be operated using gloves, they can be switched off by holding down for 2 seconds which is so much better that scrolling through the modes. When you switch on again light is in the same mode as when you switched off, again very well thought out. They are very solid and have a quality feel. The mount is strong and can be adjusted without tools. I cycle around 45 mins of which for 30 minutes light is in flashing mode and 15 mins in constant, the charge lasts 2 weeks without problem (probably more but that is the most I have tried). Brightness is good compared to other lights but I did decide to purchase a second light for the short period I cycle on rough unlit roads - I was managing with 1 light but slowing down a little, with 2 I can maintain a better speed in terms of what I can see ahead. As others have said the rear lights are less impressive but, nonetheless, do the job. The button on them is fiddly (can't be operated with gloves) and you scroll through the modes to turn off, the elastic mount is OK but not great. Both front and rear have proven waterproof.

Premessa: 1- a me serviva un fanale per le uscite in MTB su percorsi medio facili e conosciuti(con il buio non e' il caso di rischiare) a partire dalle 17.30 in poi. Quindi in inverno c'e' buio pesto. La durata delle uscite si aggira intorno alle 1h e 1/2 , 2h. Raramente di più la sera. Quindi avevo gia' deciso che non mi serviva una cosa costosa ma funzionale per i miei obbiettivi. 2- l'articolo che sto recensendo costa 28 euro(pagato 24 in offerta). Detto questo non potevo aspettarmi le prestazioni di fari da 200 e piu' euro. 3- per ora l'ho testata in casa quindi all'esterno con temperature rigide i risultati potrebbero cambiare leggermente. Riguardo alla luminosita' sempre in relazione al costo della lampada, devo dire che l'ho trovata ottima. L'anteriore ha un bel cono ampio e una discreta profondita' alla massima luminosita', Buona la resa anche selezionando le modalita' piu' risparmiose La luce posteriore e' luminosa al punto giusto per essere visti, quindi per me e' ok. Dopo aver caricato completamente la lampada anteriore e quella posteriore i risultati sono stati i seguenti: durata alla massima potenza dell' anteriore 3h e 50' poi la luminosita' ha iniziato ad indebolirsi ma per altri 30/40 minuti era sufficiente per proseguire e tornare a casa. Si e' spenta completamente dopo 5h e qualche cosa. Comunque l'usabilita' e' fino a 4h e 30' ci sta. La luce posteriore e' stata impressionante per le dimensioni della lampada: e' durata 4h e 30' alla massima luminosità poi ha iniziato ad indebolirsi ma non piu' di tanto. Si e' spenta dopo 8 ore. L'usabilita' supera sicuramente le 5 ore abbondanti. Quindi dopo il test di durata della luminosita' le due luci erano completamente scariche. Per quella anteriore armatevi di pazienza ma per la ricarica completa servono 6/7 ore. Non so se magari con un caricatore piu' potente si riesce a migliorare. La luce posteriore si ricarica in circa 1h e 30'. Aggiornero' la recensione dopo alcune uscite. Per ora sono piuttosto soddisfatto.