OLIGHT RN 800 Rechargeable Bike Headlights 800 Lumens for Road Urban Cyclists, USB Type C Charging, 1x Rechargeable Battery Included, IPX6 Waterproof Bicycle Light

Olights are my Go To lights for night riding on roads or trails. Great battery life, easy charge while riding, dependable, and seems to be waterproof.

Great lights. Great to have a universal charging plug

So I’ve had this light a few months and it’s good however the mount sucks. I had my bike sitting on the side of the mountain when it accidentally fell to the ground and that is all it took for the mount to just pop and break off the handle bars.. REALLY CHEAP MOUNT!

So far I'm quite happy with this light! I own several bike lights but none of them seem to last longer than a few hours before loosing their charge. This light has done well on longer rides lasting over three hours. It is also the fastest light to recharge that I have ever owned. Easy to use and has a good variety of brightness and flashing modes. I bought this light to mount on the bottom of a Garmin out front mount. Unfortunately the light does not include the proper mounting hardware to work with the style of mount on the bottom of the Garmin mount. I had to purchase a separate GoPro style mount to attach to the light so it would work with the Garmin mount. However the light does work with the quarter turn type Garmin mount used to attach a Garmin unit. This was a minor issue that I don't feel detracts from the overall quality of the light.

You would think, it is just a flash light, what is so special about it?Well, super long battery life, that's one thing. My daily ride is about 1 hour both ways, and it sustain 2 weeks of operation without showing me 'low battery". I almost forgot this thing is running on electricity.2nd, waterproof. I crashed into a pond once, this thing survived but my freebie-from-bike-shop backlight did not.3rd, bright but not annoying. Be a good person and share the road. This light shines what you need to see but not into oncoming commuter's eyes.

Lights up a room like a torch but beware the flimsy mount as it’ll snap with little pressure applied. I’ll be keeping the lamp but am searching for a new mount. Shame, that.

I have not taken this light on a night ride, but I am sure that the light output will be sufficient for dark rides. I have primarily used the light for day-time rides, so I have been using the strobe setting. My longest ride has been 4-hours and the light lasted that long, no problem. It was easy to install the mount onto my handlebars and the light is held securely to the mount when riding. I am a road cyclist, so have not subjected the light to too much abuse (vibrations or rough roads). My only gripe with this light is its weight. The all aluminum body and heft make me feel that the light is sturdy and well-made, but if it could be made lighter, that would make this light even better. I know trade-offs need to be made (longer battery life means bigger battery and sturdy design might require an aluminum body), but I might be okay with a plastic body if the device would be lighter as a result and if it maintained its "weatherproofness." The rubber door covering the USB charge port seems sufficient to keep moisture out of the charge port. Overall, I am happy with the light, but I would possibly buy another light if it had similar specs but is noticeably lighter.

I own 2 other flashlights of the same brand that I absolutely love, which prompted me to but this bike light. The flashlight itself is solid, but the mount is made of cheap plastic, and broke in a month.I typically lean my bike against some shelves in the garage, and the mounted light bumped up against one of the vertical beams on the shelving unit, and the light popped right off. Perhaps the screws were too tight, but it's completely idiotic to design plastic pieces for a mount that you screw in with steel hardware. Terrible quality and design for the mount.