CatEyeOrb Rechargeable F/R Bicycle Light Set - Polished Black

Battery lasts for ages and is very discreet on the bike. Doesn't light up the road but lets cars see you.

This is a nice small and light set of lights that is good as a backup for being seen. To charge the light, you must unscrew the light from its holder, which attaches to the strap. The micro USB port is on the back of the unscrewed light. When screwing it back in, make sure that you do so firmly. I have taken these lights out a few times, but on returning home today found that the rear strap was attached to the seat post, but the light was no longer in it. I'll buy another set, but will have to be more careful in future to ensure that the bulb is fully secured.

Small well made lights easily mounted on the bike. Their battery life is impressive but you couldn't use these to navigate.

These are easy to install orbs, and I love the fact that I can just screw them to take of the bike (for security) and then just screw them back in when I want to use them. And there is not need to mount them and adjust them each time. Also, the brightness and battery life is amazing.

They are ok. Not sure how long the batteries are going to last as they are fairly new and it's the wrong time if year. I've got another set of small auxiliary lights that appear to be much brighter than these but they aren't too bad.

Multiple sets used on adult and childrens bikes. The rechargable ones are sealed so safer for young children. The battery version uses button cell batteries. They do require more frequent charging. Good solid and compact design that have a silicon band that means they are easy to fit and remove to most tube sizes.

Paid 11.49 for these on special. One of many Cateye products I've bought over the years - and in general, the Cateye brand is my go-to, in particular the mid-range 'Volt' products. These hoever were disappointing, even at 11.49, forget about paying full price.I know with small batteries these aren't going to have long run times but these appear to discharge quite quickly (as in days) without any use at all. That's a major issue. Fiddly aswell. I'd not buy 'em again personally, even if they were a couple of quid each.

I now have both the battery and rechargeable versions.The battery ones seem to last forever, whereas these recharge ones need regular recharges almost after every ride. Great peice of kit thou, super bright but small and out the way.