Hatonky Bike Light Set, Super Bright 3000ML USB Rechargeable Bicycle Lights, 6 Brightness Modes Cycling Front Light & Rear Light, IPX6 Waterproof Mountain Road Bike Lights

The brightness is good and the mount is sturdy. Still have to test battery life but it seems ok. I will update if this changes. To be honest it is the best all around light I could find on Amazon because of (1) price, (2) brightness, (3) sturdiness of the mount, and I hope (4) battery life. Plus it comes with the back red light as well which works just fine!

Even on the lowest setting it's still very bright. Not easy to switch on/off with gloves but that's about the only thing I've found so far. The fixing to the handlebar could be doing with being a bit bigger as its right on the limit with my bar. There are 2 flash settings. First one is a constant pulse, second is 3 then 2 then 3 etc.Found that the 2nd setting uses a lot of the battery, where the first one doesn't run it down so quick.Back light is very bright also and has a few different flash settings.Early days but pleased with them so far.

I have been cycling for over 20 years and this is by far the brightest and longest lasting battery bicycle light I have ever purchased. I cycle at between 15 and 20 miles an hour and the beam this light throws means I can cycle safely in the dark

Battery percentage reads the same as Windows update times. Cant go for a ride with light battery at 70% because it will drop to zero in a seemingly arbitrary fashion. This makes it unreliable and therefore unfit for purpose.

the light is nice and bright and battery lasts long but the tightening area broke quick within 3 weeks which i was really disappointed about.

Great brightness and solid metal case

Battery percentage display failed after. Few months but still work and seems well made made,but not expecting them to last

Certainly not 300 lumens. More like may1600 lumens. The whole package is a bargain at the £10.99 I paid. What I like is the wide beam spread. I did test battery life. I got around 3hrs on full beam. Can't fault It.