IPSXP 7500 Lumens Bike Lights
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About IPSXP 7500 Lumens Bike Lights
Overall Feedback:
87% positive
89% liked the adjustable beam angle, while 11% found it limited.
I prefer rubber straps on my handlebars and am dissatisfied with the mounting bracket. It comes with a plastic circular screw-in bracket with a flat rail on the top and two adapters that go inside the circle to adapt to different diameter handlebars.
I have complained that the light cannot be fine-tuned as it is fixed in the mount.
85% appreciated the long battery life
I went on a 25 mile ride at night with the highest setting and the battery still had a green light when I got back.
88% praised for its brightness
On low beams, the headlight is more than enough and turning it up to max brightness allows me to see over 100ft in front of me on a pitch black greenway.
86% praised for its sleek design, though 14% found it unattractive.
The product is sturdy and the mount has a lot of contact area, making it likely to survive a few crashes as long as I don't hit it directly.
The RED rear light is a bit bulky, but it still gets the job done.
The mounting bracket is not very versatile with two adaptors of an odd size.
86% found it to be very durable, while 14% experienced breakage.
For my purposes, the mount is solid enough but not as sturdy as those on more expensive lights.
The mounting bracket is of odd size and the two adaptors do not make a very versatile mount.
88% liked the easy installation
The mount is sturdy with a lot of contact area, making it less likely to get damaged in a crash.
84% liked that it fits perfectly, but 16% found it tight
On low beams, I can see over 100ft in front of me on a pitch black greenway with the headlight being more than enough.
The mounting bracket is an odd size and the two adaptors do not make a very versatile mount. I had to wrap my handlebar in tape to get the mount to properly attach.
