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Very handy bike light, easy to install and really good on my roadbike. Sharp and useful contour of the light - not such a „round blurry thing“. So you will have a neat lighted area and traffic is not irritated. Battery lasts long enough, especially when starting off in blinking mode and later switching to constant light. Also used it on my trailbike, it is light enough for most tours in the autumn darker evenings. When it becomes really dark I add my second (older) Magicshine with 1600 lumen...

The main advantage I perceive is that the light can be mounted on a front bike rack allowing you to carry your stuff and have an illuminated road at the same time. The light can easily be mounted and dismounted, making your life easy and thiefs' ones more complicated. The very basics are well covered: it is powerful enough to let you notice any pot hole on the road and the battery lasts enough to bike tour to a close small town. I would buy it again... but I expect to have a new one in exchan...

The magicshine RN3000 is the brightest light I've ever had. I consistently get told it's as bright as car headlights. It does more than enough for illumination as you can see many meters ahead, but the real advantage is the road visibility with cars. Cars can more readily spot you when you have a spotlight lighting up half the road. Things I don't like about the light - mounting it upside down is sub optimal. You can't really lean over your handlebars without getting a blast of light in your ey...

Love the light, it's literally the perfect option for me, battery sits nice and sturdy to the frame using the supplied straps, plenty of power, easily manage a 3hr spin at night switching to full power for downhills and lower setting for the climb, only one thing is they won't sell replacement lights, so if you have an accident and smash the light you need to purchase a whole set again rather than just a single light, thanks my only criticism, the light itself is amazing, 5 stars all day (or nig...

The light works absolutely flawless! Having the light turn on and of with the bosch smart system is so convenient. A added bonus is the light sensor which adjusts the output according to ambient light. This small light has an output that is sufficient for all my commuting, and most of track riding. When used alongside the monteer 8000s 2.0. Night turns in to day! Could not be happier! As for magicshines customer service. It feels like they would bend over backwards, to make you a happy cust...

Okay so this is probably my 5th Magicshine devices. Just love how they designed the lights. I used the light for multiple rides before I wrote this review. I can say, this is mostly a better light than the previous EVO1700 I had. First of all, this one has a Much Stronger mount than the EVO1700. I do like EVO1700 for its full projector lights and the brightness, but the mount does worry me a bit. Now, the HORI1300 has a much stronger, standard Garmin mount, and you can choose to mount it below ...

The reason I decided to purchase the VTG-1000 was... after seeing it installed on the Brompton CEO's bike during a visit to Tokyo. Honestly, I didn't have high expectations before purchasing, but I was pleasantly surprised when it arrived. 1. There are world-renowned brands like Busch & Miller and Germany's Stvzo. But no company makes lights specifically for Brompton. 2. The Brompton headlight was truly disappointing. I think the Brompton headlight is truly the worst. Does Brompton headquarters...

The Magicshine Hori 1300 is a solid, high-output headlight ​that's​ thoughtfully designed for urban and road cyclists. The beam has a nice sharp cutoff, so ​you're​ not blinding oncoming traffic, and ​it's​ super easy to control with a single button on the light and two more on the remote. Mounting options are smart—you can mount it on top and still fit an action cam below, or flip it and have space for a bike computer up top. The included handlebar mount feels sturdy and well-designed. My onl...

I’m a fan of Magicshine bike lights. My first ever mtb light was a magicshine and I still run several different versions of them on our bikes today. The Hori 1300 is a nifty hybrid light. Its low beam has a sharp/horizontal cut off so its good for using on the road. Once aimed properly, it shouldn’t dazzle oncoming drivers. The high beam is a standard off road light with no cut off. Please don’t use it on the road, you will blind people heading towards you. As can be seen in the attached photo...

This bike light really surprised me - it's insanely bright. I don't bike a ton, but we often take our dog for evening rides in her basket, and I feel so much safer having this mounted up front. Even on the lower brightness setting, it clearly lights the road ahead and makes us visible from far away. On high, it's basically a mini car headlight. The construction is solid - not cheap plastic. It mounted securely and stayed in place the whole ride, even over some bumpy sidewalks. I also didn't exp...