Traveler 2.0 Magnetic Bike Light

Went on easy works as advertised would recommend 👍

Simple looking but ingeniously designed little bike light. Decently bright and super easy to install.I love how the light is held to the base by a strong magnet because it makes it possible to simply pull the light off when you want to charge it or keep it safe. You could even use it as a handheld light. Very cool. The magnet feels very tight and secure and I don't think it will fall off, even on moderately bumpy rides.It's not as bright as my main bike light but it's not bad. Would be great especially for a child's bike, especially when we are night riding together and my bike has the brighter light going for both of us.It is claimed to be water resistant, although I haven't tested that aspect. I like that because it rains often where we live and we sometimes get caught out in it on bike rides. Also, the USB-C charging port has a cover to keep water out.Overall - great little light. Recommended!

This has the best mechanism for holding a light on to the charger I've had on a bike light. The light screws into the base that attaches to your bike and locks in place. It hasn't rattled loose once on a ride. The light is bright enough and lasts long enough for any riding I would be doing in the dark. I really only have one complaint, around this price point it should include the headlight and tail light. It's a big ask to spend $70 on a set of bike lights.

This little light turned out to be quite convenient. It does the job of providing enough light. It could be a bit brighter, but it definitely gets the job done. I love the fact that the battery is rechargeable, so I don't have to buy AA or AAA batteries like most other lights. The battery seems to last a while as well. I haven't tested or timed it. For my use, an hour every couple of days, I recharge it once a week. The best part of this thing is that the light can detach for charging or handheld use while leaving the main portion in place, so you don't have to set it all up each time you remove it. You just twist the light in one direction, and it comes off. When you're done, you pop it in by twisting it back the other way. It's very convenient. I recommend it.

The wonderful features of this light are covered quite well in other reviews - quick charging, magnetic, great visibility, etc - so I will hone in on a feature that is immensely important to me and hard to find: The STEADY light. Many people seem to think a flashing light makes them safer. Those people are wrong. More than 42 million people in the US alone suffer from migraines, which are often triggered by flashing lights. So what do those people do when they sense a flashing light when they're driving? THEY CLOSE THEIR EYES. Is that what you want drivers to do when they are approaching you? I thought not. Nor do you want them to keep their eyes open and get a migraine from an annoying flashing light, because if they do, they might lose their vision suddenly or be struck by sudden pain and lose control of their vehicles.This bike light is a winner because it makes a STEADY, non-flashing light an easy-to-select option. Select it and stay safe out there!

Put this bike light on the kid's scooter as he likes going riding after dinner when it is getting dark. We live on a quiet dead-end street so cars are few, but I wanted a little extra safety as he zooms up and down the street when it's getting dark (supervised of course).Design is very nice. Rubber/elastic clasp is secure and easy to attach, and the quarter turn magnetic hold is very secure. Will be getting the matching rear facing red light when he transitions more to riding his bike for sure.

This is a very nice bike headlight. The design allows you to detach the headlight magnetically from the holder, so you could take the headlight off to recharge and then put it back on later without having to do the full install again (although the initial install is incredibly easy, just use a rubber strap to tighten the holder onto the handlebars). That is a nice feature as someone else wrote, it could deter thieves since you can just take the headlight with you vs leaving it on the bike. The light has 4 settings (solid, eco solid, daylight flash, and eco flash). I think the solid settings emit a decent amount of light, 120 lumen on the regular setting and 60 lumen on the eco setting. To use the light just hold the button down until the light turns on, and then push the button down to cycle between settings, hold the button down again to turn it off. Very straightforward to use. You can recharge via USB C on the portion that detaches (there is a little rubber flap you remove to charge). Overall this seems like a well thought out bike headlight.

Everything from a design perspective on this light is awesome. And the light output is fine for casual night riding. If you plan to ride faster and want to see a little further down the path, this isn’t bright enough. But it is bright. Don’t get me wrong. It’s light weight and a great size. But if you want to blaze through trails at night and see obstacles further down the trail, get something brighter.