Battery lights always deliver with advantageous features. They can be mounted easily, are flexible as well as compact. Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) are bright and energy-saving. Of course, you’ll also need to charge your lights regularly and not forget to attach them to your bike before rides. Should you leave them behind, the situation could go south rather quickly... To prevent that from happening, here’s a comparison of some battery lights that may spark your interest.
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Battery Light Comparison
To make choosing a bicycle light easier, we have tested various battery lights in total darkness and at maximum brightness.
All lights were photographed using the same camera settings, so you can easily decide which one is right for you.
Camera-Settings:
- Camera: Canon EOS 1D X Mark II
- Apperture: F/10
- Exposure: 2.5 sec.
- ISO: 2000
- Focal length: 24 mm
Dynamo Light Comparison
To make choosing bicycle lighting easier, we have tested various dynamo lights in total darkness and at maximum brightness.
All lights were photographed using the same camera settings, so you can easily decide which one is right for you.
Camera-Settings:
- Camera: Canon EOS 1D X Mark II
- Apperture: F/10
- Exposure: 2.5 sec.
- ISO: 2000
- Focal length: 24 mm
Helmet lights allow you to ride on trails even in the dark. They offer plenty of brightness on narrow and winding paths, so hidden steps or slippery roots will not remain hidden from view. Helmet lights not only illuminate the area directly in front of the wheel, but also to the left and right of the racing line. Just what you need for your next night ride.
Helmet Light Comparison
To make choosing bicycle lighting easier, we have tested various helmet lights in total darkness and at maximum brightness.
All lights were photographed using the same camera settings, so you can easily decide which one is right for you.
Camera-Settins:
- Camera: Canon EOS 1D X Mark II
- Apperture: F/10
- Exposure: 0.6 sec.
- ISO: 2000
- Focal length: 24 mm
E-Bike Light Comparison
To make choosing a bicycle light easier, we have tested various E-Bike lights in total darkness and at maximum brightness.
All lights were photographed using the same camera settings, so you can easily decide which one is right for you.
Camera-Settings:
- Camera: Canon EOS 1D X Mark II
- Apperture: F/10
- Exposure: 2.5 sec.
- ISO: 2000
- Focal Length: 24 mm