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

Your browser does not support HTML5 video. So far so good with these lights. The blinking function on the headlight is illuminating every street sign, stop sign, and even license plates in my path, and it's making me pretty visible out there. One car even flashed their brights at me lol. The taillight I attached to the seat stay part of the back of the frame and cars are giving me a lot of room. The quick release is easy for the headlight, it takes a bit of tugging with the rear light, but both are working fine. Look at the video to gauge brightness while they are blinking (there are other settings). The price is pretty good with these, if you're on the fence, get them.

I had the rear light plugged in and charging a couple nights ago when without a sound or warning a column of flame three feet high shot up out of the device. It quickly reduced to about four inches high and with several attempts I was then able to blow out the fire. Thank God I was there in the room at the time. It happened to be about 1am at the time and it very easily could have burned down my house with me and my family in it. My guess is the lithium battery exploded, but there is no doubt it was faulty.

The lights seem to be great, but the mounting bracket doesn't fit on my road bike handlebars, rendering the white light useless for me. I measured the middle section of the handlebar and it's 4" circumference. The bracket does not close and secure. So, I'll be returning and purchasing a different product. I have a Specialized Dolce women's road bike.

*UPDATE* I was contacted by seller who offered a replacement light set. The new style bracket is much better. The rubber bracket is easier to attach and stretches to my new larger diameter handlebars. It seems like it will hold the light fine. I have only done a test ride and have not taken a long ride yet. Very pleased with the excellent customer service and new style bracket. THANKS! *ORIGINAL REVIEW* I had these on my old road bike for a couple of months and they worked pretty well. Bright and easy to recharge. I bought a new bike and wanted to move them but the bracket for the front light was too small for the new handlebars. The bracket is hard plastic not rubber like in the product picture. I was able to get it to stay with zip ties but during the ride the screw that holds the light to the bracket fell off and the light went flying off into the street . Goodbye light, not even going to stop and pick you up. I still have the rear light. It fits well on the stem but cannot be mounted on an under saddle bag.

This is the cheapest headlight and taillight combo on the market. It's hard to beat at this price point. The headlight is bright and rechargeable. The taillight helps the overall experience. They were very generous with the cables by giving me 2 instead on 1. Instructions were very clear as well. Came in good packaging and was all protected with foam. Not bad for $12. The beam is cool white. Battery life is impressive. After a few years, I'm am still getting 6 hours of life on high. I highly recommend this headlight to anyone who doesn't like to deal with batteries and are on a budget.

very bright light is a cheap product and great quality

They are bright and easy to put on, but both lights have similar issues. I can't activate the buttons with my fingers, I have to use a pointy object. I've been using a house key to push the buttons because the switch is recessed too far into the body of the lights that my finger tips can't push them far enough to activate the switch. Both rear and front. Both lights shift around while riding too, the front light strap doesn't have enough traction to keep it fixed in position so with every bump it moves either up or down. The rear light moves a little bit too, but not as much as the front light. I have to re-aim the headlight after every speed bump or curb I go over, and they would be useless on a night off road trail. If I stretch the strap tighter to the next notch I think it would break. I have ordered a bigger diameter handlebar and stem, so maybe the light will stay better fixed on the new handlebar. For $14 I am not terribly concerned about it, as I primarily bought these so the cops don't ticket me for riding at night without lights. Home of the free and the brave, right?

Took a chance on a cheap light, and it's worked out. Compared with a light that I know to be 200lm, this one is maybe a little brighter, 250lm at least. So the claimed 300lm is certainly plausible. The tail light is pretty nice considering how much this kit costs. My gripe is that the light has to cycle through all modes, and can't work any other way. So you can't toggle between low and high while riding, you need to cycle through flash and off. The light also shipped with the battery at 0 charge, which is a no for lithium batteries. But the light is bright as claimed, and the build quality is ok. I'd probably buy again.