Ravemen CR500 USB Rechargeable Front Light Review: Best Cycling Lights
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Ravemen CR500 is a great commuting light that offers a lot of cool features and would be a great choice for many. The light is capable of producing a maximum of 500 lumens output with a runtime of 1.6 hours. You can easily switch to a lower 250 lumens mode and increase battery life to 3 hours. In addition, it comes with in-build low battery life and charging indicators.
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Great review!
Hello. Nice video. How much is the battery backup in real use?
Thanks for the feedback! :)
On the brightest mode, it is about 90 minutes (+/- a few mins). Hope this helps.
@@bikedriven I am planning for night ride. Which light will you suggest with long battery backup?
@@drbhushansali I don't think I ever used a light that can last for more than 4-5 hours on a bright mode. Maybe check out Lezyne Macro Drive 1300XL, but it will not be the cheapest one. It is quite bright so you can ride with a lower brightness mode to prolong the battery life. Also, think about taking a power bank so you can recharge.
How long do you plan to ride at night and what are your conditions (e.g. completely dark?)? Maybe I will be able to give you a better recommendation by knowing more context.
Some other options to consider that I revived in the past -> bikedriven.com/accessories/5-best-front-bike-lights-for-night-riding-1100-1300-lumens/
Be safe out there.
@@bikedriven we are going to gate way of India from my place. Its around 180 km. It may take 10 hrs approx. There is one light Shivexim 800 on flipkart. Plz check it.
@@drbhushansali No, if battery backup is what you want, get a Sigma light. It works with powerbanks
Hmmm... A bike light "review" that doesn't show what it looks like in the dark or beam shots 🤔
Hi, thanks for the feedback and totally agree with it. This is something I am working on right now - getting new filming equipment to drastically improve the quality of my reviews and show the products in action. For other reviews, I do have additional articles on bikedriven.com & this one is more of an outlier. In any case, hopefully in early 2022, the quality of the videos will drastically improve. Thanks again for the feedback & be stay safe.