Rechargeable Bike Lights with Electric Bell, Ultra Bright Bicycle Lights for Night Riding, Road Mountain Bike Accessories for Kids Adults - Bike Headlight with Horn and Tail Light

After first charge it stopped working

This is a solid set of lights for a bicycle! I grabbed this to install on my little guy's bike, and it's a perfect solution for some added visibility when the sun starts dipping low. It's easy to install, easy to use and recharge, and works perfectly out of the box. The two units are both rechargeable, which is a huge IMHO. Both lights mount easily via adjustable rubber straps to the handlebars, seat, etc...wherever you deem it appropriate, basically. To use either light, there's a single button to choose between the lighting modes. The headlamp has a solid high and low beam along with a flashing beam; the rear light has a solid, flashing, and "traveling" beam setting. Any combo of the two settings provides sharp, visible light...tough to miss in the dusk or dark. The headlamp also has an auxiliary thumb button for a "siren" noise, which is a nice feature. Altogether, this is a good find. The price is reasonable, the units are well-made and fit and function perfectly, and the added piece of mind is great. And, of course, it's nice to have a bright headlight in the dark to see where we're riding now!

As advertised

The lights are bright and easy to use. They were simple to install and feel very practical for biking at night. The rechargeable design is also convenient.

The light works fine and is very bright. It holds a charge for several days of intermittent use. A few down-sides: 1) There is no warning for the battery. When it runs out, the light just shuts off. No way of telling how much time you have remaining. It does charge pretty quick, but I had to ride the rest of the way home without light a few times. 2) The "bell" is worse than useless. It makes an annoying chirp when you press the button. It doesn't as much warn people you are there as just annoy you and them. It is permanently wired to the headlight. To charge the light, you can snap it off of the mount, but you then have to remove the entire button attachment strap and carry the light, the button, the button mount, and the cable to the charger. The whole assembly has to come off if you pull it off when you lock your bike to a rack. I eventually just snipped the bell button off the light with a pair of scissors and never looked back. 3) It doesn't like moisture much. If you leave it outside in dew or get rained on heavily, it stops working until it dries out. The charging port is also just covered with a small flap, not waterproof. If you ride a lot in heavy rain or get very wet/muddy, this light is going to annoy you.

I bought this for my mobility scooter because it was dark for the last walking of my pup. It goes on the tiller great and provides a great light for me to see and for vehicles to see me. I needs to be charged fairly often but I put a cable with my scooter charger plug so I don't have to take it off or in the house to charge now.