BLITZU USB-C Rechargeable Bike Tail Light 2 Pack, Bright Bicycle Rear Cycling Safety Flashlight Accessories for Night Riding, Cyborg 120T, 4 Light Modes for Adults Kids Men Women Road Mountain

Bright, durable, recharges fast, long lasting charge, super easy to put on and off

Ease of use:These lights are easy to use. The mount will easily go around a bike seat or around the bars on the carrier. You could mount it around the frame if you wanted to. The mount allows you to mount it vertical or horizontal.Functionality:The lights seem to work well. They are very bright. It is easy to change from one mode to another. They seem to charge fast and I especially like that they use the same USB-C size as my phone and headphones.

The media could not be loaded. This is a fabulous light at an incredible price. The lights (TWO in the package) are very bright and offer four different modes. They attach very securely to my bike. I ride every day with the lights on for about an hour each day. I charge them once a week. They require only an amazingly fast charging time, much faster than my other lights. At the price, quality, and performance of these lights, this is a very good deal.

I LIKE the design, small, light, BRIGHT, and good battery life. The mount is simple, BUT is actually a very well thought out design. I run multiple lights (ride at 4-5 AM) and it is nice to have a mount so flexible I can stick these ANYWHERE. The actual LEDs are visible from the side too...that's critical for maximum visibility. They are inexpensive...and that's actually GREAT! One of mine even arrived with a broken charging port (see photo). This was new out of the box. I may just go ahead and order another set though. I have multiple bikes. I can use the extra mount somewhere.Oh, almost forgot, the on/off/mode button is on the front, which is EXCELLENT! Always easy to reach, that is the one area you always make sure is exposed...and the button is right there. There ya go, I do like them.

Great product - highly recommend. I mounted one on my bike helmet, and one on the heavy-duty metal basket on the back of my ebike, and really like the added safety. Lights are bright, easy to turn on and turn off, multiple modes including solid and flashing making them very visible even in the daylight, and they seem to hold a charge quite well. Mounting strap is very flexible - I didn't see many that would work on the basket or helmet - most were just for the seat post which, in my case, is obstructed by the basket.

Sometimes simple and low cost are synonymous with poor quality. I'm glad to say that this is most certainly not the case with this product!I was actually looking for something that could be mounted permanently, because I don't want to have to deal with trust issues with something that just straps on. Turns out, the rubber strap on this works just fine! It's wide enough to get some good grip, tight enough that it doesn't move, but not so tight that you have trouble getting it on.The LEDs are no joke -- they are BRIGHT! I haven't tested the runtime, but I can say that it stayed plenty bright for a more than 20-mile ride (which was about an hour and a half). I have a feeling the runtime claims will be fairly accurate.I like that the light can be oriented either vertically or horizontally. I would prefer the vertical orientation, but as I have a small pack mounted under the saddle, I had to orient it horizontally so it wouldn't seem like it was mounted too low. This was a clever feature. Plus, the bracket tilts!The USB charging was a MUST. I like that it uses a Li-Ion polymer and not a cheap-o NiCad or NiMH array, which means it has a charge/discharge circuit to prevent over/under charging (just like your laptop does). I know the battery will stay in top shape for years without worrying about charge memory memory. As a bonus, the charge status LED is great -- I know when it's charging, and when it's ready!My only complaint is that I don't like there being only one button for powering on and cycling between modes. To switch between steady and flashing, you have to hold down the button when turning it on. It's easy enough, but I'd rather have three buttons: mode, brightness, and power. This is because I am often already on a bike ride when dusk approaches, so I'm fumbling around behind me trying to turn it on, and I'm never sure if it came on the way I had it set last, or if I may have accidentally change a mode. And it's not easy to get on and off while riding, so I can't just pop it off to turn it on and pop it back on. However, I'm sure I'll become accustomed to it quickly enough and this won't be a problem. Oh, and I must say that the button is easy to feel and manipulate, at least.Overall, this was just what I needed. It's was a well thought out design, built well, and works perfectly. It was worth every penny and more, and I'll recommend it highly to anyone. Blitzu is a name I'll certainly buy again. Speaking of, if you need a headlight to go with this, I'd recommend the Blitzu Gator 320!

This Blitzu rear flasher is surprisingly competent considering that it only costs $15 for a two pack. The Blitzu flasher has a well chosen brightness level for nighttime use. It's easy enough to see and won't blind passing drivers. So, there's really no excuse for riding after sunset without a flasher. I recommend it highly for that purpose.That said, the brightness is marginal for daytime use. The Blitzu isn't going to attract a lot of attention. The worst case scenario is when you are riding into a low sun. Drivers coming up on you aren't likely to notice the Blitzu. Still, it's always better than nothing and is very affordable.We now have more pot dispensaries than Starbucks here in Massachusetts. It's more important to me to avoid a collision than to pay an additional sixty dollars. If you agree, then my recommendation is to have two flashers on your bike. I have the Cygolite 350 Hotshot for daytime and this Blitzu for nighttime. The two products are opposites in that the Cygolite is much too bright for the nighttime and the Blitzu is too dim for the daytime. Ridiculous to need two flashers to cover the entire 24 hours but there you have it.

As cyclists - either pedal or motor - we're pretty invisible. Anything we can do to ensure distracted motorist notices we exist on THEIR road is good. These re GOOD. Several lighting patterns available, long battey life, easy recharging (altho they have to be removed to charge) and BRIGHT. They attach with rubber fastening bands that are quite secure yet easily removed. Be safe out there - they're trying to get us.