Victoper Upgraded Bike Lights, 8 LED High Lumens Super Bright Bike Light, 5+5 Modes USB Rechargeable Bicycle Light Front and Back, Bike Headlight and Tail Light Set for Night Riding, Road, Mountain

Functional, practical, and sufficient option for most nighttime urban rides I’m only referring to the front light since I don’t use the rear one and I feel it’s lower in quality compared to another I already own. I use my bike for urban commuting, and the front light is sufficiently bright, providing good safety during nighttime rides. I like that it’s rechargeable, well-built, and includes a display that shows the battery level—something many other lights don’t offer. It has several lighting modes (high, medium, low, flashing, strobe); however, I find that in the city, the medium and low modes can be insufficient, while the high mode is the one I use the most—though it could be a bit brighter. Operation is very simple, and switching modes is easy, but the mounting system could be improved. The plastic strap isn’t very flexible and feels somewhat cheap and primitive, but it does its job and holds the light securely, even over bumps and potholes. I didn’t like the weight, as it feels a bit heavy considering that urban cyclists usually look for lightweight accessories. I’ve used it in light rain and it works perfectly, in line with what the product specifies. Some people may complain, but that would be nitpicking. I recommend it for urban use because of its versatility, and I believe that for the price paid it’s a sensible purchase—good quality and fully functional.

I recently purchased a lighting package to replace the mediocre setup provided by my local bike shop. This new light is impressively powerful and effectively enhances visibility while riding, which is particularly useful for attracting attention. The strobe mode is especially beneficial at night; I found it helpful for slowing down traffic while navigating around debris on the road, thereby reducing the risk of flat tires or accidents. The flashlight mount is quite strong, although it includes a plastic component that requires caution. While many products today include plastic materials, it's important to note that the most critical part of this mount— which holds the flashlight—depends on this plastic piece, which is secured by two screws. Despite this concern, the mount performs very well, especially in wet conditions. I particularly prefer using the rear light in pulse mode, although I switch to steady burn mode when the situation demands it. When I had an accident involving my bike and a steel cable wrapped around a pole, I reached out to the support team at Victoper. They were exceptionally responsive and provided me with a complete replacement set at no cost, even though I initially only needed a new mount and screws. Their generous assistance has left me grateful, and I plan to rely on Victoper for all my future bicycle lighting needs. One significant advantage of this flashlight is that it displays the remaining battery life, making it easy to read while riding. It also features a USB-C port that can serve as a power bank, which is fantastic. If you have a USB-C power bank, you can use it to charge your flashlight when your phone battery is running low. This feature is especially important during long rides, particularly in remote areas without streetlights.

Excellent lights for a bike or electric motorbike. Bright and rechargeable. At the dimmest setting, which is still good, it would last for over 30 hours. The red tail light is also quite nice. Mounting kit is included and makes installation quite easy. Customer service is very responsive.

These lights perform well. They’re bright and the various strings are great for cycling. I have two gripes though. The tail light housing is molded so that it can only seat against a tube (seat post, for example), and the headlight became VERY dim when it still read about 30% charge. However, it survived many rides before it got to that charge level, so it’s not terrible. The headlight takes a long time to charge, but having it as a power bank is a nice emergency item.

Since it is getting dark earlier, I have been looking for lights for mountain biking. I bought it and took it to the mountain. First of all, it is a heavy product. The handlebar adapter is made of plastic and seems cheap, and might break soon, especially given the heavy light. The light is good and can help you to do some riding in the woods, but I would not ride with this light alone. I combine it with a helmet light, and then it's better. A big plus is that you can see remaining battery time, so you can plan your ride accordingly. It has a long battery time. It says about 8 hours after a full charge. It is also a power bank, so it may be helpful if you need to charge your phone battery. I am not sure how long the handlebar adapter will last. Great value for its price. ADDEMDUM: The bottom part of the light broke. I contacted them and they send a replacement very fast (free of charge). Great customer service.

Easy to use, but has low brightness even on its highest setting unless pointed at the ground directly in front of you. Going to replace to a brighter headlight. Item also includes no mention of lumins/brightness. Update: The battery life is terrible and timer is incredibly inaccurate. I didn't even get 2 hours worth of battery life between the different settings.

Would recommend this. Battery lasts a while and front light is very bright. Many different modes possible.