Yes, it is a powerful light. It needs recharging every 3 to 5 hours of use. There is no way this thing gets more than 20 hours of use. Period. I bought mine in September 2024. I have to recharge this light which takes days and I’m talking days to get a full charge which is gone within two bicycle rides of an hour and a half each when I first bought it I thought it was the best thing since sliced bread now I feel like I got ripped off. Are they selling inferior products? Are they selling lame battery cells? what are they doing? I don’t know, but when it takes me two days to charge your life that I’m gonna use for an hour hour and a half bike ride I get a little bit, irritated, restless, and discontent no warranty no help from customer service for future. I will buy cheaper lights and dispose of them rather than the frustration of having to not be able to ride my bike when I want because the light is a forever and ever charging process would not recommend.

Mon fils aime bien cette article. Il n'en reviens pas de l'automne de la batterie. Il s'en sert pour recharger son cellulaire à l'école.

The headlight is very bright - plenty of light for on or off road up to at least 20 mph. It also has a basically perfect beam pattern. The light is focused perfectly with zero lines or dark spots. Mine lights up the road 889 feet, not 888. :-) Not sure why they advertise specifically 888 feet, but the throw is as good as any light I've had and the quality of the light is very good. The lower row of lights is slightly warmer in color than the upper. I suppose this is less distracting for on-coming traffic when riding on the road.This thing is built like a tank with a solid aluminum body and a very large capacity battery. Don't underestimate how heavy it is - make sure the mount is tight! While the mount is quite heavy duty, more than adequate for sure, it can still be a challenge to mount on aero type bars or bars with back sweep (where aiming the light becomes a problem since there is no rotation). It does include a GoPro style mount for other mounting options, just keep in mind that if you mount it under the bars, it will be upside-down which makes the buttons awkward to use. It would be nice if there were more standardization with bike light mounts in general.I haven't run the battery dead yet. It will run for at least 2 hours full blast and who knows how long on the lower settings. The LCD display shows the battery level (percentage and color bar) - a really nice feature. The controller for this thing is very well done and actually kind of fancy. It fades to the next light setting and each of those settings is enumerated independently for each row of LEDs. That makes it easy to see what setting it's on with just a quick glance (assuming the display is facing up towards the rider of course).Press either arrow to turn on each row of LEDs, then double-click either to turn both on. Once both are on, you can press the lower button (pointing back at the rider) to dim both rows simultaneously. There are 3 levels of brightness and one very slow flash mode when both rows are lit. Otherwise, each row has 3 levels of brightness and 2 fast flash modes (one flashes every second and the other flashes 3 times then pauses for about half a second or a full second each round). No doubt they put some time into this controller. It's VERY good.The back has a nice rubber cover over the charge ports - 1 USB-C to charge the light and 1 USB-A to use the light to charge other devices. It charges all my iPhone, AirPod, Garmin, Wahoo, and SRAM AXS batteries without any issues. You can even chard the taillight from the headlight! In fact, I have yet to find anything that won't charge just fine using this really handy feature. This is not a gimmick at all - it's actually VERY useful and very cool!The taillight / turn-signal is also really well done. It mounts to your seatpost using a good quality rubber band but also has a quick-release feature and the angle can be adjusted (clicks). The remote uses the same rubber band style bar mount and has an attachment point for a lanyard (not included). A lanyard might be a good idea because mine can be pushed off the mount without much effort. It locks in place with a click just fine, but it's a little weak.The taillight / turn-signal is lightweight and bright with clear turn signals and a fairly loud speaker to indicate when the turn-signal is active. You press the nice rubberized clicky button in the center of the taillight to turn it on and off, then use the remote to control the turn signals and blinky light modes. The turn signals are orange and the blinky lights are red although half the red center light flashes accordingly with each turn signal. The taillight has 2 flash modes not including the very minimal flash mode that simply indicates the unit is still powered on.Besides the GoPro mount, they also include an extra battery (common 2032 coin cell) for the remote and 2 USB-C to USB-A charge cables. One cable is about 18 inches long and the other about 12 inches. Both are softer and better quality than you typically see with bike lights.Overall, this is hands-down the best commute type bike light I have ever had. It's definitely sturdy and bright enough to be used off road but it's clearly designed for the road. Seriously, very very nice.

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My man loves him anything somewhat flashlight related. So, I knew that when I ordered this, he would be intrigued. And he was.We recently got an eScooter. Technically, legally, I AM not sure we are allowed to ride it around at night. However, he was super impressed with the brightness and ease of affixing the light portion to the front handle bars of the scooter. And the ease of being able to remove the light to charge it via included USB cord.I feel like what he was even more enthralled with is the tail light portion. It comes with a remote control that allows you to use the tail light like a turn signal.The fact that this then upgrades our scooter to something with turn signal capacity is pretty awesome. And I feel like makes riding the eScooter that much safer.This is pretty awesome. And I've shared before, my man is a man of few words. So when he gives something a 'thumbs up'...it is well deserved.