ZEXMTE Bike Radar with Tail Light Visual and Audible Alerts for Vehicles Up to 153 Yards Away, Rechargeable IPX6 Waterproof Cycling Rearview Radar Bike Rear light

Just bought this for a TT today and it worked brilliantly being on the road on your own, really helped with all the traffic on the road & was great for using all my side of the road & missing pot holes & puddles not putting myself a risk. The light is good but not as good as the Garmin but this is 1/2 the price. Well happy easy set up.

The product is really good it does what it should do at half the price would recommend this radar/rear light

This can work as a radar or simply as tail light but I'm sure you don't want to pay this much to use it just as a tail light.When on radar function, this device can connect to the mobile phone and sends signals when it detects a vehicle approaching. By downloading the app designated for this device, you will receive the signals straight to your phone but also, having its own built-in speaker, the radar will produce a sound notification on its own as well.Being able to receive notification when a car is approaching from behind is very important, meaning that I do not have to turn my head around to look for cars, although I still do as a reflex and I would recommend not to rely 100% on this radar alone and still always double-check that is safe. Now when I turn my head I am already aware that a car will be there and I won’t be taken by surprise.It can be installed on the bike seat post but if you have your seat all the way down, that's not a problem because the radar can also be installed on the back of the seat itself as well.It is waterproof so it can still function well even through bad weather.

This review is for "ZEXMTE Bike Radar with Tail Light Visual and Audible Alerts for Vehicles Up to 153 Yards Away, Rechargeable IPX6 Waterproof Cycling Rearview Radar Bike Rear light."This bike radar is an excellent product and a potential life saver.Functionally, it works great, with a red light (constant or flashing or off) pointing backwards and a radar detecting vehicles moving towards it. but thats just the beginning - at its simplest, the radar will emit an alarm sound and increase the flashing of the red light to warn both the rider and the car driver.You can enhance the experience by connecting via Bluetooth to a phone app, which will display the radar showing how close the approaching vehicle is. The standard app is available on Google Play and is called "Cycling Radar" - it is basic but works well, allowing you to change settings within the device as well as displaying the radar view. It works in the background to give a buzzing alert, so you could keep the phone in a pocket and still get alerted. It doesnt take over the screen or notify, however, if you have a different app such as Maps running fullscreen on the phone. You can also use the radar with some other bluetooth-enabled riding apps.If you have a bike computer with ANT+, you can pair the radar with the computer to show the radar information on the computer. I dont have this so could not test the computer function.When it comes to connecting the radar to your bike there are several fittings included, so you should be able to find somewhere suitable to mount it, either on the frame or on the rear seat. The special feature of these fixings is that they are compatible with standard action camera fittings, so if you want to use your own helmet or chest mount (pointed backwards) that is possible too. The action camera bolt is also easy to remove quickly when you need to park/leave your bike unattended.My bonus use case, made possible by the standard action camera mountings is that I can use this when walking along country roads, especially at night - the audible early warning of vehicles approaching from behind is a marvellous walking safety enhancement.I have to rate this item five stars - it well definitely get lots of use and I will feel safer when using it, whether that is standalone or with an app, on my bike or when walking.The price at the time of review was around £48 including a 20% onscreen voucher - which is good value for money for such a helpful, and in my view having experienced it, essential piece of bicycling kit.