WizMove Bike Light Set, USB rechargeable, Super Bright Front LED Headlight Eagle Eye 1000 Lumens and Rear LED Glitter 168, Safety Flashlight 5200mAH Power Bank

I'm using these lights for night bicycling and I just love them. The front is very bright and it's very hard for car drivers, other bicyclists, etc to not see (assuming that they're paying attention in the first place). Actually the low mode is enough for me to see the road clearly. I especially like the fact that the light is made of solid aluminum - no junky plastic!Also the firm and easy mounting can’t go unnoticed, surly needed for this sturdy headlight. Stood locked on the bar at any potholes or obstacles.The tail light is incredibly bright and the blue & red combo light really captures the attention. It is visible from almost 180 degrees behind the bike, making it much more effective than others I own. I keep it set to blue/red strobe and have gone for almost 3 hours without battery exhaustion.Overall I believe this kit offers an amazing value for the price (definitely better than other more expensive I had). Would recommend to anyone searching for the perfect lightings for a thrilling night ride or simply commuting.I attached a few pics so you can see for yourself.

Arrived in a good quality box. The front light seems quite heavy to me I weighed it in at 200g. The backlight is very light.The fittings are good and the backlight was very easy to attach - the red/blue strobe is very bright and I suspect very attention catching.It has a very bright status LED to let you know the charge status.The front light also very bright with three modes. The strobe mode is what I would use to make myself visible. There is a status LED on the front light when charging it is around the on / off switch if the room is bright you wont see it (I did not initially).

I bought two of these light sets for my family because the description sounded good. The lights are bright which is good, but they won’t hold a charge.I’ve had them for 6 weeks now and the front lights will not stay charged for my 90 Minute round trip commute to work. They left me stranded after dark again today feeling quite unsafe cycling in traffic. The rear lights also don’t stay lit for some reason either. I keep finding them needing to be turned back on half way through my ride.So to lots of broken lights in 6 weeks not good. These are not cheap but they are very poor quality. I would avoid.In fairness though I was refunded for both sets one of which was refunded after the returns deadline. So at least customer service is okay.

I've been using the light for 3 weeks now both on a daily commute and on night trails in the forest.Pros:- front light has alloy casing, feel solid- light is very bright although somewhat scattered. It is good for riding in dimly lit streets but for downhill night riding you'd want something (at least 2x) better, it's barely enough but still doable (see pictures 1 and 2 is the same street with light on/off, picture 3 is illuminating an uphill path in pitch-dark)- back light has an alternating blue/red light (aka "cop light") which is a bit gimmicky but could be fun with friends on trails. Back light is also bright, (has red, red blinking, blue, blue blinking and red/blue modes) so I don't get the complaints from some reviews (but read below for cons)- battery holds as stated by seller for now - 3.5-4 hours on full beam.Cons:- poor plastic quality on fixings and USB covers. USB cover on the front light broke off literally after first use (still can put it back but it's no longer attached) and the plastic pin on front light holder broke off after second use - be very careful and gentle with it!It is now a royal pain to take the light on/off if you're fully hooking it with the holder and not just sliding it on - I have to use keys or other sharp object to unhook it.- rear light today was switched off when I arrived from the commute. I don't know why it'd switched off - there is no battery light indicator for the rear light - I'm charging it now and hoping it's because the battery was low and not a faulty light.

The front light is made of alloy not plastic and seems robust. The rear light is functional.They are exceedingly bright, both ends. The front has two power levels so you can save battery life and still be legal in streetlight. The rear also has a blue flashing option which to be fair is illegal to use in The UK unless you are part of the emergency services.Battery life is good, charging is quick and you Dan give your phone a boost from it too.The best I have ever bought.

The front light is bright enough on low mode for riding in the town and when it's very dark the brightest mode works fine. Only issue with this is you have to click through high, flashing and off to get back to low. The beam is more flood light than spot light. The battery seems to last ages as well. I've not used the power back feature yet as it only gives out 1amp so it's not powerful enough to charge a phone fast enough. The front bracket comes with 2 rubber shims, nether of which work with the bracket on a standard 31.8mm handlebar diameter which seems rather silly. I had to use a thinner shim that I had from the past.The rear light is bright and works well until the battery runs low. Without warning it'll turn itself off. Not nice when you're riding down a main road in the dark. The blue light feature is pointless unless fitted to a police or medics bike. I presume vehicles would slow down and give a wide berth if it was on a blue setting. I'd rather it had a low setting so it lasted longer.

Only have used the lights once, but front light is brilliant, feels really sturdy with the metal casing and light is very bright. The back like is a cheap plastic feel to it, light very good and has red and blue option or a red and blue flashing option, which certainly makes cars think there’s an emergency vehicle ahead. But would have give it full marks if it shared the same metal case as the front light.