ISOLEM Led Bike Light

I have had this light set for several months but had never used them in anger until this morning on my commute to work.The front light took around 2-3 hours to charge fully from the box, the rear light is a battery x2 so no charging issues.I had first tried to mount the front light via the supplied bracket to my standard road handlebars but even with the 2 rubber sleeves being interchangeable I could not get the bracket to fasten securely. So for my commute I mounted the light to my helmet with the supplied bracket and Velcro strapping. On my helmet the light is not so heavy and did not generate any noticeable drag.I used the light with the strobe effect as it was just turning dawn so I did not really need the full power to see where I was going. The strobe effect gives great visibility to other road users of your arrival....The traffic signs in the distance were lit up as if a police car was arriving so top marks from that perspective.I can also vouch for the lights durability....due to operator error the light fell off my helmet at around 30kph onto tarmac and did not have a scratch on it and was still working perfectly....to ensure you do not succumb to the same operator error as I did make sure you slide the light right to the back of the mounting bracket until you hear a click!The rear light is super easy to install, simple rubber bungee type clip around the seatpost....I cannot say how long the batteries last at present, but the batteries are relatively inexpensive. The light offers good rearward visibility too...with a solid mode and flashing mode.

A very bright iSolent bike light set,front light has 3 modes, rear has three as well. The rear little light fits the outside of my helmet with ease, it is very bright ,so I have it pointed slightly upward. The front light has a great handle bar clamp, which has not moved even when going over the kerb. They are waterproof. Usb charger works well. A nice strong beam ahead.

Everything is great, but the button. Softly touching the button with any part of the skin is enough to turn it on, therefore cumbersome to carry in hand. Also, wouldn't work thru gloves. They should have put push button instead, in my opinion. Nevertheless, looks solid and well made, and both lights are strong and visible from far away.

Very sturdy and very bright.Quick to recharge and long lasting.Touch control is easy to activate though sometimes too easy and you could find yourself switching it on when you're putting it away.The rear light is disappointing in comparison but still a good light and the push button activation is quick and simple.

The front light is great and is bright enough to light the way ahead, very handy that you can recharge this light.The rear Light however you'll have to be careful with, seem great to start with, but i did not notice that it has a small screw fixing in the back and mine was obviously not done up tight enough, as when i returned from my first ride, the light had come loose with vibration and fallen off, so now i have to buy a new rear light. I would suggest unscrewing it when you first get it and a little blob of glue before screwing back into place to stop it shaking loose and loosing it. Would have given it a better rating otherwise.

The main light on my new handcycle wasn't lasting long enough (maybe an hour on full brightness), so I needed another front light. I have plenty of back lights, so went for the more expensive single front option, higher spec but still well priced.The mount is forward only, which can be a problem for some handcycles. Fortunately my new model has a suitable mounting point near the footrests, so the forward option was fine. The clamp fits a standard handlebar and I used a part of an old inner tube to thicken up the thin footrest tube.Brightness is excellent, on the maximum setting the road/path is well illuminated for some distance, and riding down dark lanes presents no issues at all. I had around two and a half hours of use from a full charge before the low power indicator lit up, which is quite acceptable. I haven't tested it on a lower setting yet but suspect it should provide three to four hours of illumination.The design is good too, I like the shape and it's easy to fit, with a single simple thumb screw providing a solid mounting.Overall, a good option for a bright, well price light with a decent run time.

Excellent front light, picks out the potholes on unlit roads well enough for decent speeds after dark. The way it lights up cats eyes, road signs and my riding partner's reflective clothing trim is amazing at 15 quid. Battery life is about 7 hours I think, on mix of full and dipped beam. The low charge light gave plenty of warning so easily enough time to get home safely.Slight gripes: the switch is a pain when you have gloved fingers, and the mounting bracket doesn't grip the bars well enough (fits 31.8 mm road bars easily though).But all in all, so good I've already bought another for my son. Oh, the rear light is one of those neat 69p ones - which go nicely on helmets but are not really enough as an urban rear.

Front light is compact but with really powerfull light. I've expected not to be so bright.It is easy to mount on bicycle and when mounted it stays firm.The light can be taken with You when a bicycle is parked - it is separable from holder.Battery lasts for few hours between charging.Charger jack cap is waterproof as is the light in whole. Few times my bike stood on rain for half a day and the light is still working perfectly.Rear light is simple, also easy to mount and works well.Overall, I'm very pleased with this light.