BeautyLife Clip-on Silicone Bicycle LED Light, -2 black

I bought these as i am actually going to use them as stroller lights for our holiday. I have a double stroller so i bought 4 altogether. I got black and red, all worked when arrived, and i have tried to show the different angles for depth, width and how they strap onto your bike. I like the fact that there are 3 light settings to flashing, intermitent or solid, so for this price they were a bargain compared to actual stroller lights. Because of the little handles, you could use a cable tie to tie them on, giving you more width. I am not sure how long they will last or the longevity of this product but for the price and the cost to change the batteries(CR ones) they are a no brainer for me. I hope this helps someone...

I bought these to use on a wheeled walking frame, for emergencies such as electricity outages. They are well designed and fit the frame well but they produce very little light. Two of them facing forwards will barely illuminate a small bathroom at night time. Before my disability I used to be a keen cyclist and professional cycle mechanic and have fitted many hundreds of lights of different types. These are by far the worst lights I have seen and they would pose a serious danger if used on a bicycle on the roads at night. Do not purchase this product for bicycles.

These fit perfectly (with a lil force used) but when they arrived the white light was switched on (could see it through the plastic wrapping) so the battery was almost dead when it arrived making it very dull to see, apart from that, I would buy these again (hoping they'd come in a small cardboard box, or at least with the batteries blocked from being used until I was ready to use them i.e. a lil greaseproof paper inserted between the battery n circut as other batteries like thses have.

The good bit:As cheap as chips. You cannot go wrong - even on a punt purchase.The not-so-good bits:Not spectacularly bright. If I was cycling on a roads with 40mph (or over) speed limits, I'd go for something brighter.Also, the clippy bit is only suitable for fairly thick circumfence seat posts/ handle bars. But anything too thick - I worry that the skimpy rubber loops would snap while trying to stretch-fit..

These are super bright and effective despite being relatively small (about the size of a matchbox). They turn on by a click switch on top and can be set to flash or a continuous light. They fix by a thick rubber strap, that stretches around the front/back bar of your bike, then links into itself. Because it's rubber, it does slide about. I haven't had to change the battery yet (I've had these for about a month, using once a day and they are yet to dim).

At £1.28 excellent value for money, took a while to arrive but that was very clear when ordering so was ok with that, ordered for my son's scooter so only needed the front light but was a lot cheaper than so called scooter lights of identical design, easy to fit, pleased with purchase, batteries included, would definitely buy again and recommend.

These arent the first of this type of bike light I've bought but they are the first with CR2032 batteries. Would have been 5 stars if all the batteries had worked, one duff out of four. I actually use them when running on dark nights (winter) to increase my vivibility as they fit on a finger like a ring

We purchased two sets of front and back lights for my husbands Power Chair and they are fantastic, he looks like a Christmas Tree fully lit when they are on. The lights have three settings slow flashing, fast flashing, on all the time and off. They were easy to fit and do the job of a much much more expensive set of lights and we are delighted with them. And yes you are right we don't get out much!!