OLIGHTRN 2000 LED Rechargeable Bike Light, 2000 Lumens and 557ft Max Throw Waterproof Smart Sensors Reverse Charging Bicycle Headlight for Mountain and Urban Riding

Super bright and plenty of features plus the little handlebar remote control is awesome.

I bought this to replace my previous excellent Olight allty 2000 bike light, which fell off the handlebar mount and got lost in the hills.This one has fallen off the bike mount twice so far, and the mount itself fell off the handlebar one too. The supplied Garmin compatible handlebar mount is pretty cheap and nasty.The light itself is excellent, very very bright and usb c charging is excellent. Only slight downside other than the mount is the power button - it's far too close to the up/down buttons. Especially with gloves on its very easy to hit the wrong button, making it difficult to switch on or off while on the bike. I would recommend this light, but only if you buy a better Garmin-compatible handlebar mount, one of which is available on Amazon for about a tenner. Not had a problem with the light since.

Before I get into the negatives, I want to point out that this is not a terrible light. My issue is that it didn't meet any of the claims about it's performance.Brightness - The claimed 2000LM seems ambitious to me, I have a Magicshine RN1200 (1200LM) mounted on my helmet and this light is definitely no brighter when comparing both on full power. I'm aware that Magicshine manufacture Olight's bike light range but the majority are different so they don't directly compete.Beam Throw - The claimed 170m is way off, I would say the absolute limit for usable throw is 70m.Battery life - The claimed 3:20hrs at 2000LM is complete fiction, the red low battery warning came on at about 1:10hrs and this went to the flashing red light about 10 mins later, at which point it defaulted to the lowest setting. It did stay on in low flood mode for another 40 mins until I finished my ride but it wasn't a lot of use on pitch dark country trails. In comparison the RN1200 lasted longer, reaching it's claimed 1:30hrsSpot light beam - The so called spotlight beam is slightly less diffused than the flood light but it's a long way from a focused spot beam and only seems to add additional brightness without really adding much to the throw distance.Wireless remote - A good idea and one of the main reasons I chose this light. Unfortunately, it is too wide to fit in between the brake mount and the grip. With it mounted inboard of the of the brakes it is simply too far from the grip to press the buttons without taking your hand off, you may as well press the buttons on the light itself. However, it's worth pointing out that the flash modes can only be activated with the remote. The Velcro type mounting strap is nearly impossible to get tight enough to stop the remote moving around, I ended up using cable ties.