Review: Good for all-nighters too, with loooooong run-time & option for battery backup if needed cycling
Ravemen's LR1600 is a great quality front light that pumps out enough light for pretty much anything, and will run all night if you need it to. The remote works well and there are plenty of mounting options. It's up there with theWhat you're getting here is an alloy-bodied torch-style light that uses a single LED to pump out 1,600 lumens of light. There's a single button and an ambient light sensor on top, and a USB-C port under a rubber flap at the rear.
The power button indicates how much charge is remaining, although it's far from being the best I've tried: you get green until 30%, then it's red, and flashing red under 15%. So you could be on 31% or 99% and the indicator would read as if it's full: not exactly ideal. It's great for giving yourself a boost of light on tricky or fast bits. It might also be good for giving non-dipping drivers an eyeful. I really wouldn't know.The other function that the LR1600 has is an intelligent daytime running light mode using an ambient light sensor on top of the light. When you engage it, the intelligent mode will use the daytime flashing mode until the light drops to dusk levels, whereupon it switches to low constant.
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