Description:
100%Brandnewandhighquality!
USBrechargeablebicyclelightandautocutoffwhenfullycharged.
| 1.LED:COB 28 LED |
| 2.battery:802025 280mAh |
| 3.Brightness: 70 lumens |
| 4.Charging time: 1.5 hours |
| 5.Discharge time: 2.5-11 hours |
| 6.Light color: whitered |
| 7.Product color: black |
| 8.Product size:4.3*2.7*2.1CM |
| 9.Product weight:35g |
| 10.Voltage: 3.7V |
| 1.LED:COB 28 LED |
Click Start, double-click between the constant light mode and the
flash mode, and click between each function mode to change between
gears, energy saving - medium bright - highlight - flashing -
flashing - flashing cycle. Long press to shut down, with memory
function, restart the gear position for the previous shutdown gear
Specifications:
White bottom printing box, size 95 * 48 * 40 single package weight:
120 g, including: one charging line, one M5 * 16 mounting screw
Competitive Advantage:
Over the past decade, brands have made big improvements in
increasing the output and reducing the weight of their bike lights.
That progress is driven by advances in two key technologies: the
switch to efficient LED lamps that produce dramatically more light
per watt than older halogen or metal-halide bulbs, and lithium
batteries that pack more power into smaller packages. The result is
brighter lights with similar or longer run times in smaller,
lighter systems.
Front bike lights are essential for all cycling in low light
conditions. From winter commuting to mountain bike night riding the
best front bike lights will make a real difference to your cycling
experience. Rechargeable bike lights are ideal for everyday use and
many commuter bike lights are USB chargeable so you can top them up
in the office before you cycle home.
LED lights have revolutionized bike lights and Cree LED bike lights
are especially popular with mountain bikers as they offer superb
visibility with long run times. Exposure lights offer the very best
performance for MTB riding. Small USB LED lights are a great way to
be seen on the road and can easily fit in your pocket when you park
your bike up.
