High Lumens Super Bright Bike Light for Night Riding, USB Rechargeable Bicycle Headlight, Waterproof Bike Headlight, Waterproof Bike Headlight and Taillight, MTB Off-Road Cycling Commuting
$22.99
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Heeykeey High Lumens Super Bright Bike Light
Night Riding: In the dark or poorly lit environments, bike lights serve as crucial protection for cyclists. The front light illuminates the path ahead, ensuring that riders can see the road clearly and avoid obstacles and potholes. The rear light alerts vehicles and pedestrians behind the cyclist, helping to prevent rear-end collisions.
LED Bike Light Source: Provides high brightness and powerful illumination to ensure riders are well-lit at night or in low-visibility conditions. The energy-efficient and low-power design of LEDs extends battery life, and their long lifespan reduces the need for frequent light fixture replacements.
Superior IPX6 Water Resistance: It can endure powerful water impacts from any direction, including heavy rain or splashing water, ensuring proper functionality even in adverse weather. Whether riding through heavy rain, standing water, or road splashes, the IPX6 waterproof design effectively prevents water ingress, maintaining the light’s stability and durability and enhancing rider safety in wet conditions.
Versatile USB Charging: Adaptable to numerous charging situations, users can effortlessly recharge the lights using devices like computers, portable power banks, car chargers, and wall adapters. This feature supports the sustainability needs of contemporary cycling and outdoor adventures.
Multi-Use Outdoor Lighting: Besides providing crucial illumination for cycling, these lights are a reliable source for travel, camping, and emergencies due to their high brightness, long lifespan, and durability. They are also suitable for a wide range of outdoor adventure scenarios.
13 reviews for High Lumens Super Bright Bike Light for Night Riding, USB Rechargeable Bicycle Headlight, Waterproof Bike Headlight, Waterproof Bike Headlight and Taillight, MTB Off-Road Cycling Commuting
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William –
It works
I love it works really good and it last a long time. Great for night riding 👍🏽
Dora Amato –
Bike light
Worked perfectly! Hope it lasts🤞
Susie –
easy to recharge
This bike light is bright and easy to recharge. It mounts securely and makes night rides much easier to see. The battery lasts a good amount of time.
Peter Ericson –
Great headlight!
This light is wonderful! we live up a dark and winding road, and this is the best headlight we have every owned. It lights the way perfectly.
Core –
Very bright
Pretty good bike light. It’s bigger than I expected and really bright. It has a whole bunch of modes for different levels of brightness which is honestly probably not the best thing since they have to be cycled through to get to the one you want. Nice to have so many options though. It even has a red light option I guess so you can strap it to the back of your bike I’m not honestly sure. Couple of flashing strobe modes if you’re looking to be extra visible. $19.99 is a pretty fair price for a bike light like this. couldn’t ask for too much more.
John –
Great value
Brighter than I thought
jpleakis –
Crazy bright light
Impressed with the build quality and the vast improvement of the light compared to the stock light on my ebike. Now that it’s getting darker earlier i can ride without fear of what’s beyond my lights or being seen
Seeratlas –
Xcellent self contained multifunction light for Night Riding-on OR off road! HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION!
FINALLY! For all you ‘to heck with reading the instructions, just slap it on and fire it up’ type guys out there, THIS is YOUR BIKE LIGHT! lol. Why? cause trying to find instructions OR specs on this light are nearly impossible. BUT, there IS a “light at the end of the tunnel” (sick, I know) because if you just look it over, and punch a few buttons, you’ll soon know all you need to know. Before you get yours, let me tell you a bit about mine. It is BRIGHT! comes with some clustered LED’s for Distance lighting, and what’s called a COB light to each side. Turns out these are also led lights, but TINY ones all on a chip, that together put out a boatload of light at minimal energy consumption. The light itself is about the size of a .22 rifle Scope, but quite a bit heavier. It says it’s made of aluminum so there must be some seriously dense batteries/battery inside to explain that weight. I’ll have to charge it up fully and try a longish ride tonight to see how long it lasts, but the engineer inside me is telling me not to hold my breath waiting for battery exhaustion;). The light has a bunch of different configurations found by just repeatedly hitting a button to cycle through. There is a bright normal driving light mode, then a REALLY BRIGHT light mode, then a red light mode, then a flashing red light mode and I think one more which at the moment I’ve forgotten lol. It also comes with a very flexible uniform mounting system which should all you to put the light on anything with handle bars (though I suspect you might even be able to get it mounted vertically on a unicycle heheh). One other thing, I really like the patterns thrown by this light as it illuminates as much of what’s in front and slightly to the sides, as may ever want to actually see. Plus, being mounted to the handlebars means when you turn the light turns with you instead of leaving you careening off to the darkened side before the bike squares around and your frame mounted headlight catches up to the turn. One last thing: you can easily and quickly take the light off your bike and use it as a flashlight; just as easy to put it back. I want to stress that in my opinion this is a VERY good light for exploring off road at night as it just plain beams out a TON of illumination letting you clearly see approaching hazards, like dips/depressions, roots, CACTUS!!! etc. long before they become a concern. Frankly for this price, it’s a heck of a deal AND, with it’s self contained battery, you’re saving your main for getting you back home. 5 Stars across the boards. HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION
Garfield –
This bike light set is great, especially the headlamp. While it doesn’t list the lumens, I searched the model number (EOS620) from the product page and found it’s likely around 1200 lumens. I’ve posted a video showing the light in action from 35 feet away. The four light modes start with high beam using the two outer LEDs, then low beam with the two center LEDs. The third setting uses all six LEDs for a combined high/low beam, and the last is a strobe function, followed by off.I temporarily mounted it to my daily commuter handlebars, and the fit was between the two different ring spacer sizes. I had to wrap tape around the spacer to enlarge it enough to work, even with the added rubber flat spacer. The tape turned out to be helpful for taping down the spacer rings to the bar before mounting the light. Maybe it’s just me, but I found it a bit tricky to mount and line up the plastic spacers and the flat rubber spacer for shock absorption and grip all at once. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a great light; I’m moving it to my mountain bike. Honestly, this light might be too much for an in-town bike with traffic and pedestrians, although for mountain biking, I can see it being a well-lit venture.They go from waterproof to water-resistant, with the latter being IPX6which again is fine it par for most bike lights
RF –
____________________________________________________________________________________________ITEM REVIEWED : HeeyKeey – Bike Light for Night Riding____________________________________________________________________________________________This has to be one of the brightest USB rechargeable bike headlights I’ve had.The headlight itself is made up of 6 BRIGHT WHITE LEDs.You can select from 5 modes:- MODE 1: The 2 outside LEDs on each side (so a total of 4 LEDs) are turned on.- MODE 2: The 2 LEDs in the center are on.- MODE 3: All 6 LEDs are all on at the same time.- MODE 4: All 6 LEDs flash on and off.Each time you press the power button you step through to the next “mode”.The next press of the power button while you’re in MODE 4 will then turn the headlight completely OFF.There is no question that with this bright bike light you will clearly see where you are going even on the darkest night on a street or path without any lighting. Likewise you will be seen with it. I think the flashing mode will help you even more to be seen during daylight.The rear red LED assembly likewise is impressive. It has a number of settings you can also cycle through from all the LEDs being on to various different “flashing” modes.During the winter months I’m going to mount this on my snow thrower (which doesn’t have any lighting) to help me see and be seen while clearing snow.
Martin S. –
The housing appears to be an aluminum extrusion and front clear lens has beam forming focussing light on the road well in front of the bike. There is even a 4-LED charge indicator on the front light. Versatile lighting modes include 3 levels of brightness as well as a white flashing routine PLUS has a cool looking light bar across the bottom of the lens array for a daytime running light. This running light is accessed by a long press of the on button, and not obvious unless you read the manual. Cool that the running light can be used whether the main beams are on or off, so can add an extra bit of light dimension for night riding as well. The mounting system is quite heavy duty with two clamps that can slide along a rail along the light housing. Considering the heft of this light, the battery life should be awesome as well! The rear light in this combo deal by contrast is tiny! It works surprisingly well considering the tiny size and in a quick test ran for two hours with the full LED lights on continuously and will go much longer when in one of the few flashing modes available. Can’t complain with that!
Maria L –
The headlight from this set is not only a light, it’s a light bar. It’s so bright, I can see all the way down my street. The light bar design reminds me of those light bars people install on their off-road vehicles.My bike is put away for the winter now, but I’m definitely certain I will get a lot of use out of this headlight and taillight set. It’s relatively easy to install and charges using my USB power supply.The only downside to this design though is that your handlebar needs to be straight across. I originally got this light set to install on my husband’s mountain bike, but his handlebar has a slight dip in the middle. I couldn’t install this headlight to his handlebar, so we traded lights.
Uncle Ed –
This bike light has an interesting design, more like a light bar than a usual bike light. It provides relatively bright illumination with LED technology that ensures high brightness and energy efficiency. It features multiple light modes including low beam, high beam, and an all-together mode. The most interesting feature is the daylight option where a thin line lights up below the reflectors. To engage the daylight mode, press and hold the power button. The light output is sufficient for night riding, off-road, and city commuting.The light is USB rechargeable and compatible with various charging sources such as computers, portable power banks, car chargers, and wall adapters. It supports 5V USB input and can be recharged easily using a standard cable. The waterproof rating is IPX6, which means it can handle heavy rain, splashes, or standing water without any problems. It is suitable for different riding conditions and also works well as an emergency or camping light thanks to its long battery life and bright output.I like the design of it as a light bar, and it looks great on the handlebars. However, there are a few negatives. It does not have a memory function, so you cannot turn it off right away. Instead, you have to cycle through all the modes in order to turn it off. Installing and removing it is also a pain because you need to remove the mounts completely. It is impossible to slide the bar out due to the curved nature of bike handlebars. As a result, I dropped the bar light as soon as I attempted to remove it, but it survived the drop on concrete with almost no damage since the sides of the bar have protective plastic covers.Another thing to be aware of is that the light cannot be fixed properly because the adapter mounts use plastic inserts instead of rubber. The inside of the mount is slick, slippery plastic, and even when fully tightened, the light can easily slide up or down with just a light touch. This means the mounting system is poorly designed and does not hold the light securely.The rear light is a typical one that comes with most inexpensive combos. It is not good for daylight riding and not even bright enough for proper night riding. Nothing to write home about it.Generally speaking, despite some negatives, I would still recommend this light. It has an interesting look, solid brightness, and OK construction. Just be prepared to leave it on all the time and possibly charge it from a power bank or if you have power outlet near your bike parking/storage.