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Customer Review
- Reviewed in Canada on October 8, 2023-GOOD: Unlike some reviews I've read, I didn't have any issue with the rubber attachment, in fact, the light as a whole is of higher than average quality. It has some weight to it, doesn't look and feel cheap, it's very bright and I like how it flashes blue LED's every four seconds indicating battery level. The rubber bracket is elastic and solid rubber and the metal bracket is well designed, both will fit on virtually any bike. Also, the daylight sensor is a great addition that saves battery. The battery lasts fairly long, but that might vary depending on the intensity of use.
-Personal Inconvenience: This is just my opinion, but having to switch through all the modes to turn off the light is a slightly inconvenient oversight, especially when turning off the light while riding, but one I can live with. I think switching it off by pressing and holding the button for 3 seconds would've been a good feature.
-ISSUE: I've had this light for a couple of months now, and whilst I truly love everything about this light, and I don't really care clicking multiple times to turn it off, the big problem is actually the selling point. I was indeed skeptical about the brake sensor before buying, mainly the fact that it's likely using an accelerometer or some deceleration sensor, whatever it might be, and that it'll needlessly light up from time to time due to vibrations and when turning, due to the constant changing G forces. I did not expect though that it'll be this bad. It constantly and inconsistently lights up while riding without braking at all, even when accelerating (likely due to motion when pedaling plus vibrations), the whole point of having brake lights is to signal those behind that you're slowing down and they should slow down as well to avoid a collision. You can probably see the issue with having your brake light randomly light up whilst on a road.
-GOOD: Unlike some reviews I've read, I didn't have any issue with the rubber attachment, in fact, the light as a whole is of higher than average quality. It has some weight to it, doesn't look and feel cheap, it's very bright and I like how it flashes blue LED's every four seconds indicating battery level. The rubber bracket is elastic and solid rubber and the metal bracket is well designed, both will fit on virtually any bike. Also, the daylight sensor is a great addition that saves battery. The battery lasts fairly long, but that might vary depending on the intensity of use.
-Personal Inconvenience: This is just my opinion, but having to switch through all the modes to turn off the light is a slightly inconvenient oversight, especially when turning off the light while riding, but one I can live with. I think switching it off by pressing and holding the button for 3 seconds would've been a good feature.
-ISSUE: I've had this light for a couple of months now, and whilst I truly love everything about this light, and I don't really care clicking multiple times to turn it off, the big problem is actually the selling point. I was indeed skeptical about the brake sensor before buying, mainly the fact that it's likely using an accelerometer or some deceleration sensor, whatever it might be, and that it'll needlessly light up from time to time due to vibrations and when turning, due to the constant changing G forces. I did not expect though that it'll be this bad. It constantly and inconsistently lights up while riding without braking at all, even when accelerating (likely due to motion when pedaling plus vibrations), the whole point of having brake lights is to signal those behind that you're slowing down and they should slow down as well to avoid a collision. You can probably see the issue with having your brake light randomly light up whilst on a road.Images in this review
