OLIGHT RN 400 LED Bike Lights, 400 Lumens USB Type-C Rechargeable Front Light, IPX7 Waterproof Bicycle Headlight for Road Urban Cyclists Black

I have always been an fan of Olights tactical flashlights, so when they came out with a bicycle light, I was very interested. I have always had a great experience with Olight's flashlights due to their magnetic charging, long battery life, bright LED, and durability. I purchased this light to put on my beach cruiser and I have to say I am very impressed.BRIGHTNESS:The light very bright and does a fantastic job of illuminating the path in front of you. It is also bright enough to catch the eyes of oncoming cars. A good 400 lumens with adjustable brightness settings and also a blinking mode. The lens of the light is half textured with the top half being a blurry texture and the bottom half being clear. the reasoning behind this is so it doesn't completely blind people coming towards you but will still do a good job of illuminating your path. In my opinion, it doesnt really made a difference, people are still getting blinded by the light when coming towards me. I actually had a pedestrian trying to shield their eyes while walking past me even with the light on the lowest setting.BATTERY LIFE:The battery life is great! On the lowest setting (which is still very bright) I can get hours on a single charge. Its also nice to have a rechargeable battery instead of going though a bunch of disposable batteries. One downside (if you even consider this a downside) is that this light doesn't have the magnetic charging ability that Olight is known for. It uses a USB Cable to charge. Olight doesnt supply a power block to plug into the outlet either, so your going to have to plug the cable into your computer or an existing charging block if you have one.MOUNTING:The mounting bracket is great. it is sturdy and will fit on most handlebars. It has a quick detach which will remove the light from the bracket if you simply rotate the light 90 degrees. This makes it very quick and easy to pop the light off to charge it and simply pop it back on after its fully charged.OTHER THOUGHTS:Something that I love having in all my lights is a battery indicator. This light has one. the power button will illuminate when the light is on and will either be green, yellow, or red depending on the battery life.A fantastic light that is well worth the money. Very good quality. Just dont lose the charging cable.

This light is sturdy and secures on very tight my old light made by a bike company would flicker on trails and road bumps. This one is just the right brightness I wouldn’t want any more lumens and perfect durability and battery life crazy good value for the price point just a great light in general and the price makes it that much better.

TLDR: I'm very happy with it. I like the Garmin mount. And it's easy to use.I've purchased a number of inexpensive bike lights over for years. I'd find an inexpensive one and over the next year it would eventually die. The battery would go bad or something in the mount system would break. I'd find another one and wash/rinse/repeat. I commute by bike to work most weeks of the year in the midwest and we get some cold weather and can hit some extremes in both directions.OK. Fine. I was buying cheap, crappy lights because I didn't want to spend the $$. And yet I paid more over the years because I was a tight*** fool.This light is solid and the button is easy to use even with gloves on. I like the Garmin mount. I do wish I could adjust the light position left-right insead of up/down but that's a minor issue.I tried a number of different USB-C cables (A-C and C-C) and they all charged the light. I haven't been able to really test the length of charge since my rides to work are less than 2 hrs each way. The rubber cover for the charging port covers it very well and seems sturdy.It's bright enough for me since I ride on paved trails and roads. If you you aren't sure if this will be bright enough then you probably want to get the next level up.I'm happy I decided to spend a little more $$ and get a better light. I think this one is worth it and the light and mount system build feel sturdy enough to last much longer than my previous lights.

Really nice light, battery capacity is good, more than enough for regular rides. Brightness level is good, I don't think that I need more lumens. It looks quite tiny which I really like.

I bought this one mainly to use as a be seen light during the daytime. For that, it works great.The packaging, construction and overall feel of the light is excellent. It's a quality product, no doubt.However, the spread of the light isn't a lot, it's more a circular torch which isn't ideal for use as a headlight. I don't notice much of a cutoff, because there really isn't any. There's just some ridges at the top of the lens to diffuse the light a little, so the illustration is a bit misleading.Which brings me to the main gripe - the light has a quarter turn mount, and includes a go-pro mount so it's easy to use for the over/under mounts. Except, that orients the light upside down, and the lens can't be rotated to compensate. So, the light would be cutoff at the bottom instead of the top where it needs to be.If the lens was redesigned to have an actual cutoff, wider spread and you could rotate it for when it's mounted upside down, then it would be perfect and I would replace my other lights with the 800 lumen model. As is, it's great for a be seen light though.The 400 lumen setting is more than bright enough for night riding, and the middle 200 lumen setting seems brighter than 200 lumen and offers a much longer run time. If I were buying for an actual headlight, I'd probably get the 800 lumen model and run on a lower setting to have plenty of runtime. I'll run this on blink mode, and so probably have to charge it every 3 or 4 rides.

Best light for this price range! (I’m pretty certain after extensive research) The Light itself is weighty and not cheap feeling, the mounting bracket is slightly weak, but it’s not one of those cheap rubber straps that will without a doubt wear and literally tear. Again, for the price range, I was weary and skeptical, but out of box I’m very impressed. Give this a try unless you want to spend $100+ on a serious one. So far, I’d recommend it for $30.