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The Metro flash Master 860 is masterful in its brightness level and performance. While its size remains convenient and easy to tote it delivers maximum brilliant LED light for indoor and outdoor use. Massive Output. With a maximum light output of 860 lumens and runtime of 7 hours the Master860 keeps you safe and noticed at all times. Easy Install. Quick Detach. Master 860 is easy to mount on and remove from your bicycle handlebar and for added security you can keep it with you at all times in the included custom pouch. USB Rechargeable. It can be easily charged on-the-go with the USB port, ensuring that you are not stranded without battery. 5 Modes. Switch easily through the 5 featured lighting modes with a single button, choosing the brightness level that best suits your setting: Flash (90) Low (180) Medium (400) High (860) Strobing (860). Sturdy Designs. The Master860 is crafted with Aero Grade Aluminum Alloy housing and double coated toughened glass to ensure high endurance. Waterproof IPX6.The light can be seen from up to 200 meters away and its Waterproof for extreme conditions. Whether it's a bike ride in the nighttime, a hike in the woods, an unexpected power outage or simply a walk after dark, the Master860 will help keep you safe and your world bright.
Ultra Bright 860 Lumens with 5 Lighting Modes Flash (90) Low (180) Medium (400) High (860) Strobing (860)
Waterproof with level IPX6, Aviation Aluminum Alloy Housing, Double Coated Toughened Glass
USB Rechargeable with USB Cable and Samsung 2600mAH Battery Included
Multiple Uses, Includes Pouch for Added Convenience, Mounts Easily on Bicycle Handlebar, Mount Included
Visibility Up to 200 Meters Away, 90 Degrees Light Area,
I've had this bicycle headlight for about a year. I am a year-round bike commuter in Portland, OR. The first thing I can say about this headlight is that it is a genuinely solid piece of equipment. I've taken this light camping, hiking, used it while working on the underside of my car, and anything else I'd need a flashlight for. It takes extreme heat, extreme cold, and driving rain with an equal amount of fortitude. I'd hammer nails in to a wall with this if I had to, in a pinch. Its brightest setting is truly, blindingly bright and the pulsing lowest setting is still bright enough to illuminate street signs a hundred feet away. I'm not worried about front-side visibility with this light; although maybe you will be if you're the kind of person who feels the need to ride around the city with a fast-pulsing nighttime trail riding headlight on your bike. It's physically held up fine for the past year and the battery still holds a champion of a charge.There are a few negatives about this headlight I'd like to point out, though. First off, the holder it comes with is fine at holding it steady on the handlebars, but it has an exposed screw in the rubberized part that has, over time, scratched a solid line on the underside of the headlight. It's purely a cosmetic thing, but if that exposed screw wasn't there this light would still be physically flawless after twelve months.More crucially, and this might just be an individual defect with my light, is that if I hit a bump in just the right way, the light will totally turn off. I don't know if it jostles the battery or what, but probably once every 2 or 3 rides with this light I'll have to turn it back on after a rough segment in the road.I'd also like for this light to have a low battery warning. As it is, the light just starts shutting off at smaller and smaller intervals as the battery drains, and that has to be your clue that the battery needs to be charged. If you plug it in every night you won't have to worry about this, but I don't, and sometimes I'll be blindsided by a dead battery because of it.Overall I like this light a lot, but I'd preferably get it when it's on sale. If you're looking for a solid rechargeable flashlight to keep around, this is great, and the hit-a-bump thing may be an individual thing with my particular unit. I'd give it a solid 3.5/5, rounded up to a 4.