Latest
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Ravemen TR30M rear light review
Lightweight and with class-leading visibility - but at the cost of brightness and runtime
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Knog Blinder Square and V Bolt rear light review - more flashing LEDs than a school electronics project
A smart and compact rear light with easy fitting, convenient charging and more fancy flashing than you thought possible
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CatEye ViZ300 rear light review – I wish the bracket was as good as the light itself
Great value; great quality, aimed at a serious rider/commuter market
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Moon Cerberus rear light review – it's not perfect, but this classic model is still very good
Versatile rear light with excellent 270 degree visibility and decent run times, but room for improvement with the mounting system
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Ravemen PR1600 front light review
The Ravemen PR1600 outshines much of the better established competition thanks to good design, a high level of functionality and a great beam pattern
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Knog PWR Trail 1100 review
Minimal-looking but feature-packed light that's brighter than the lumen count suggests
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Lezyne Macro Drive 1300XXL review
A quality option that offers up a greater battery life than the competition and produces a wide beam that helps keep your peripheral vision informed
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Giant HL 100 and TL 100 combo review
Handy 'be seen lights' for urban rides
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Topeak Mini USB Combo light set review
We've tested Topeak's compact commuting lightset
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Knog Blinder ARC 640 review
The Knog Blinder ARC 640 is a sleek front light, but can its function match its form?
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Topeak Powerlux USB Combo review
A compact lightset designed for being seen, rather than for seeing. Built-in USB charging means you don’t have to worry about forgetting a cable.
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Specialized Stix Sport Combo lightset review
We've tested Specialized's Stix Sport Combo lightset, a compact good value pair of lights to be seen with when out on the road. They're USB rechargeable and don't get in the way when riding.
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Magicshine Eagle 600 front bike light review
The Magicshine Eagle 600 has dropped in price but retains its many impressive features
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Lezyne Strip Drive Pro rear light review
The Lezyne Strip Drive Pro is the company’s highest output rear light. In its brightest daytime flashing mode, it’s good for 300 lumens
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Exposure Blaze rear light review
Exposure Blaze acts as a bright, compact and easy to use rear light which our tester liked.
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Lezyne Laser Drive rear light review
The Lezyne Laser Drive rear light has a flashing mode with 250 lumen output and projects two guidelines onto the road surface for extra visibility
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Exposure Blaze MK2 DayBright review
We adore the lights that UK brand Exposure produces and the Exposure Blaze MK2 DayBright is no exception to the great performance and finish we've come to expect
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Light & Motion Urban 850 Trail front light review
We've put the Light & Motion Urban 850 Trail front light through its paces, being impressed by its brightness, but side illumination could be better.
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Knog Blinder MOB V rear light review
The Knog Blinder MOB V is a very smart rear light which you won't need cable charge as it features an integrated USB plug that can survive all conditions.
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Exposure Switch front light review
British brand Exposure has been providing road riders and mountain bikers with quality light components for many years. How does the latest Exposure Switch deal with the commute?
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Knog PWR Rider front light review
Neatly packaged light with plenty of illumination, good battery life and an in-built USB powerbank
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Bontrager Flare RT rear light review
The Bontrager Flare RT rear light is compact, light and powerful
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Lezyne KTV Drive front and rear lightset review
The new format Lezyne KTV Drive light set has plenty of output for commutes or daytime running, in a compact format although it's tricky to recharge both at once
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Knog Blinder Mob Four Eyes rear light review
The simple and effective Knog Blinder Mob Four Eyes is a very good rear bike light, with good brightness, a choice of modes, and impressive battery life.
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Exposure TraceR rear light review
British brand Exposure provide well built, stylish and bright lights for both road and off-road riders. The Exposure TraceR has done a great job at keeping me seen from the rear
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Beryl Pixel dual light review
The Beryl Pixel is a 'be seen' light that can be used front or rear and is very versatile in urban riding situations
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Garmin Varia RTL515 rear light review
The Garmin Varia radar-operated rear light is a surprisingly effective, if pricey way to keep abreast of what’s happening behind you
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Lezyne Lite Drive 700 XL bike light review
The Lezyne Lite Drive 700 XL is the entry-level light to Lezyne’s performance range, designed to see with as well as to be seen
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Oxford UltraTorch 500 review
Oxford UltraTorch 500 looks to light up the way without breaking the bank
