Cygolite Metro 1200, 1100, 950, 800, 650 Lumen Bicycle Headlight Models – Night & Day Modes– Compact– IP67 Waterproof– Secured Hard Mount– USB Rechargeable– for Road, Mountain, Commuter Bicycles
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Style: 800 Lumens
Features
- Intense 800 Lumen USB rechargeable bicycle headlight in a sleek design that covers the range from road cycling to mountain biking
- 9 modes (hours): Low (6: 30), Med (3), High (1: 30), Boost (1), Steady Pulse (3: 30), Daylighting (12), Triple Flash (18), Zoom (3: 30), Walking (110)
- Steady Pulse alerts with pulses as its overlapping steady beam lights the night; Daylighting's powerful flashes make you stand out in broad daylight
- Extra wide, long range beam; USB charging; light activation lockout; low battery indicator; water resistant; weighs only 140 grams
- Designed, engineered, and assembled in the USA
Color: Black
Brand: Cygolite
Material: Plastic
Power Source: Battery Powered
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Item Weight: 0.3 Pounds
Mounting Type: Handlebar Mount
Product Dimensions: 5"L x 2"W x 1"H
Number of settings: 9
Brightness: 800 Lumen
Color: Black
Brand: Cygolite
Material: Plastic
Power Source: Battery Powered
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Item Weight: 0.3 Pounds
Mounting Type: Handlebar Mount
Product Dimensions: 5"L x 2"W x 1"H
Number of settings: 9
Brightness: 800 Lumen
Auto Part Position: Front
International Protection Rating: IP67
Manufacturer: Cygolite
UPC: 745025075045
Global Trade Identification Number: 45
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 6.1 x 3.66 x 2.09 inches
Package Weight: 0.19 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 5 x 2 x 1 inches
Brand Name: Cygolite
Warranty Description: One Year Limited Warranty
Model Name: Sturdy Flexible Mount– USB Rechargeable
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Number of Items: 1
Part Number: MTR-800-USB
Style: 800 Lumens
Included Components: Metro Plus 800 headlight^Micro USB charging cable^Locktite handlebar mount
Outer Material: aluminum
Size: 800 lumens
Sport Type: Cycling
Date First Available: August 25, 2017
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Style: 1,200 Lumens
I just got the light an my initial impression is that it's excellent. I purchased the 1200 lumen model and it really lights up the road nicely. I can see all the imperfections in the road clearly. It seems to be very well built although for the price one would expect some form of alloy metal. I’m not sure how long the charge lasts, but as long as it last me one to two rides, I’m satisfied. Overall, I found it to be a good investment for nighttime escooting. If it craps out in the next few weeks, I’ll be sure to come back and update my review.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2025 by DC
Style: 800 Lumens
I really like this light, I’ve used one of their lights for many years and I wanted an update. While the price seems a little high, it seems worth it. The mount will work on 31.8mm bars and smaller with the spacers. Charging is via a USB type B micro connector. The lighting modes are a little confusing, but basically, one for night time riding with 3 continuous lighting and 2 flashing modes. For daytime use, there is an additional flashing mode, “fade in and out”. I It seems pretty rugged, I’ve dropped it on pavement several times without any harm. On this down side, I don’t see any easy way to replace the batter. I could remove the battery by hand on the one that I had before. I actually still have my old one, but favor the new one because of the improved mount, additional modes and power. The form factor has not changed, but mounting has changed.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2024 by R. K. Gebhardt
Style: 1,100 Lumens
After weeks of combing through Amazon for a better and brighter light, reading countless reviews (sifting through the fakes to find the rare review that tells some truth about the lumens and other facts), as well as reading the bike light review websites and the history of CREE led, I've learned a few things which I will distill here. Most of the ubiquitous little inexpensive cup-shaped light (same or similar to the one I included in my 2nd photo) with a big battery pack that almost everywhere claims 1200 lumens is actually only 600 lumens. That's what I've been using on my bike for about 5-10 years. 600 lumens is bright, but just barely enough to see the potholes far enough away in complete darkness, I wanted something a little brighter A car headlight, for point of reference, is about 3000 lumens, so the lights all over Amazon for $20 or $30 dollars claiming anywhere between 1800 to 4400 lumens are almost all false advertising, or using cheap parts that will start a fire while you're using it or while you're charging it. This 1100 lumen light by Cigolite is the real deal (verified on review websites as well as being sold at legitimate stores like REI etc., aside from Amazon). Side-by-side comparison with my eyes as judgment - my old cup light (claimed 1200 but actually 600 lumens) was essentially the same brightness as the second level setting of this Cygolite Metro Pro 1100. When you press Cygolite once you get low, second press medium, third press high, and a fast double press give you 'Boost' - which is the full 1100 lumens. I ride around NYC on my adult scooter, and any pothole or unexpected crack in the sidewalk that I don't see coming could send me flying, I had to keep the speed low at night with my old 600 lumen light and was concentrating too hard because I couldn't see far enough ahead. I plan on riding now with the new Cygolite always on full boost 1100 lumens which I expect will give me the same riding experience at night as during the day. I'm pretty thrilled to get almost twice the brightness with a nice small, easy to install or remove light - and to be finally free of that big heavy battery pack! Based on all my research, I think I got the best intersection of lightweight, small size, super bright, and relatively inexpensive that there is. Similar lights with most of the same qualities go for $100 and up. I do not recommend falling prey to the high lumen claims for $15-$50 all over Amazon, the majority of them are pure false advertising. Not that it indicates anything about the brightness, but if anyone is wondering, in the photo of the light shining on the door, the light is set on low.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2018 by Julia X Julia X
Style: 1,100 Lumens
There is no doubt that this a very well built light, even the hardware to install it on your handlebars is super easy and adjustable on the fly. The Metro Pro is also compact enough to slide into jeans/short pockets since dismounting and remounting is a cinch. This feature is handy in areas where someone may sadly steal a bike light. I like how the Metro Pro's button is near the center, which means you don't rotate the light when coursing through lighting modes. It also flashes when the battery is low (or when charging). Unfortunately, battery low happens too frequent, but that depends on the mode of course. For day time use, I usually stick with the 'Zoom' mode. If I am dealing with peak PM traffic, I will go to the 'DayLightning' flash mode on roads that have bigger/complicated intersections. I find that 'Zoom' is more useful as it isn't as annoying to drivers. To access these modes, you have to hold down the power button for 2 or so seconds and cycle through them. Please read the instructions and understand the features this light offers. After all, Metro Pro is pricey, and being impatient is a buzz kill to appreciate this hardware. 'Boost' does work, double press the button. The extra lumens is barely noticeable when you are already at 1000 lumens and is a battery drainer. This 'Boost' feature shouldn't be a key point to buy the Metro Pro. All lighting modes except, arguably low light is very noticeable to drivers. I bought this primarily for day time use as it is very visible (but not annoyingly) during heavy traffic and also to replace my 10-year-old aging bike light.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2019 by Christopher Vela