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Unlike so many lights you see on amazon, Ravemen seems to be advertising exactly what you get. The lumen rating seems spot on. In 1000 lumen mode it's definitely brighter than my name-brand 850 lumen light. It's way brighter than my friends "9000 lumen" light which is a popular option on the site. The design is excellent. A 1000 lumen "low beam", with an extremely bright high beam you can toggle in addition. The high beam will absolutely blind people coming the other way, so it's definitely only for use on the trails. It's essentially just a flood light and does an excellent job lighting up the trail in a nice wide beam. It's wide enough to see around bends as well as to see any low branches or anything you could run into. It's as bright as anything you could ever want and I can't see any serious person having any complaints in this department. The low beam is very bright, and crucially for me, it's very usable in the city. It isn't even close to a true cutoff but the lens does a great job of diffusing the top half of the beam. So you still get a decent amount of light spilling upwards, but that's fine by me as it catches reflectors, street signs and the like. It's not at all too bright for people coming the other way and you can look directly at it as long as you're above the diffuse cutoff line of the beam. Just make sure you set it up properly with it angled very slightly down as the instructions in the box show. I actually use it on my fast e-scooter and it's plenty of light for the speeds. If you're on an acoustic bike, you'll have no chance of outrunning the beam. The remote works exactly the same as the 2 buttons on the light. Bottom button cycles brightness levels and top toggles the high beam (and max brightness) on and off. I wasn't sure about needing a remote, but now that I have it, I don't know if I could live without it. The battery indicator is a nice feature and seems totally accurate, though I haven't timed it exactly or anything. It's only just bright enough to read, which is perfect as I wouldn't want glare. My only gripe is that it comes with a mount only for the largest handlebar diameters. I did need to order a mount for standard handlebars from Ravemen. Seems totally silly to me that they wouldn't include a mount for standard handlebars with the light. I own a lot of bikes (and the scooter) and none have bars that will fit this. I use it on an accessory bar and those also use the standard, small handlebar, diameter. Overall, this seems to me like a best case scenario. You're getting performance on par with any high-end European name brand, without paying for the name. It's more expensive than lots of the other lights you'll see on the site but you'll immediately be able to tell that the money has gone straight into the product.