Ascher Ultra Bright USB Rechargeable Bike Light Set, Powerful Bicycle Front Headlight and Back Taillight, 4 Light Modes, Easy to Install for Men Women Kids Road Mountain Cycling Black

Now that the days are getting shorter, I needed a bike light for my rides home from work at night.This light is plenty bright, and I love how easy it is to install both the front and back lights on my bike.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:These are super-bright, and hold their charge for a long time, even when not in use. I bought a set for my girlfriend, but after a few months of reliable use, I bought another for myself. We ride exclusively on roads - I'd get something with a more rugged strap if I were trail riding.It's been 2 years since we've owned them and they're going strong. If they died tomorrow I'd buy the same thing as a replacement since they're so inexpensive. The only change I'd appreciate is using a USB-C port instead of micro-USB.Note: The quick-release mechanism is really not a good design and does not seem to be at all durable, so we both just unhook the rubber strap to remove the lights.

Hands down the BEST and BRIGHTEST light you could get for you bike!! I’ve had it for about 3 months now and the sturdiness of it is good obviously moves if you go over a big enough bump but I’ve never had it fall off, clips into place and you have to move a piece to make it come off the “track”. Very easy to mount just a band that goes around handle bars. Very easy to adjust, 4 standard settings and one single button. Works great I’ve never had a problem with it so far and it holds an amazing charge.

Bought this for my Razor A6 kick scooter. I was looking for a headlight that would actually illuminate the road ahead, not just increase my visibility to others. I was not disappointed. This thing is bright. More than bright enough to scoot along at night in areas with no streetlights. Battery life has been excellent too.I was, however, thoroughly disappointed with the mounting bracket. The silicone strap is fine for the application, but the plastic bit where the headlight slides and snaps in... that is inadequate. In my case, it broke. And on only the second or third time I rode with it. I was rolling down a hill at a good clip, the pavement was slightly rough, and the headlight just popped off and fell in the middle of the road. I had to walk back up the hill to retrieve it. Luckily, it had survived the fall with only minor scratches and hadn't been run over by a car. When I tried to reattach the headlight, I could not. It seems the headlight is designed to grip the mounting bracket with a pair of tiny plastic nibs, and these had snapped off during the ride. The headlight would still slide into the mounting bracket, but nothing was holding it in place.I ended up supergluing the headlight to the mounting bracket (Gorilla glue). This is still holding after many rides. Not being able to detach the headlight makes it slightly less convenient to charge, but it's not a big deal. I just wish Ascher had designed a more robust mounting bracket. Missed a chance to earn five stars.

Great rechargeable front and back light. It's bright, compact and easy to install. Great price too. I've used it continually for three hours max before recharging. I haven't tested it longer than that so I can't speak to how long a charge goes.

I’ve been looking for a good quality lights for awhile and this one was it. I bought this for my son’s bike because the reflectors didn’t seem like it would be enough especially for riding around at night. The front and back lights are very bright and can be seen from very far away. The different settings are useful to let others know to be careful around him when he’s riding around. He’s also able to see where he’s going when it’s dark out so I don’t have to worry about him riding off the sidewalk. Recharging it is very convenient so I don’t have to replace batteries all the time. The durability of it feels like it will last for awhile. The adjustable straps make it easy to install.

I know the technology has come a long way but, several years ago I spent a lot of money on a bike head light and, after just one season, when I really needed it, it died.For the price, these units are hard to beat. The tail light, which I use on every ride, will die after about 200 to 250 uses and will no longer take a recharge. For me, that was about 600 hours of use.I do not use the head light as often but, so far, it has held up well and lets you be seen by drivers. I don't often ride when it is actually dark out, but this does give enough light to make the road visible for maybe 200 meters.