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Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons
- With max 1000 lumens output, the CR1000 is suitable for your rides in dark rural areas, on dikes and in forests.
- The Ravemen anti-glare lens creates a T-shaped beam for optimal visibility both near and far.
- The dual side lights increase your safety and side visibility.
- The light can be operated safely and easily with the remote button that can be mounted on your handlebars.
- The included remote button is not wireless.
Specifications
Specifications
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Brand
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Ravemen |
| Maximise illumination: 1000+ lumens |
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| Yes, Micro-USB | |
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Compatibility
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None |
| 2 hours | |
| 45 hours | |
| Yes | |
| LED | |
| Handlebar |
Side visibility
There are city lights on both sides for increased safety and side visibility.
Wired remote button
The Ravemen CR1000 comes with a remote button that can be mounted on your handlebars. It allows you to change modes easily and safely.
Rechargeable battery
The light is to be (re)charged via the USB-C input port. For on-the-go charging, simply connect an external power source such as a powerbank to it.
Mode - Low Beam
• High (1000 lumens - 2 hours)
• Mid (600 lumens - 2.7 hours)
• Low (350 lumens - 5.8 hours)
• Eco (100 lumens - 25 hours)
• Pulse flashing (500 lumens - 43.5 hours)
• Rapid flashing (150 lumens - 45 hours)
Mode - Emergency
• High (1000 lumens)
• Battery: 4000mAh/3.6V rechargeable Lithium-ion batteries
• Charging time: 3 hours
• Dimensions: 104x29x32 mm
• Materials: Aluminium and plastic
• Waterproofness rating: IPX6
• Weight: 140 grams
• Wired remote button
• Handlebar mount
• USB cable
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Most recent reviews
5 / 5
Fine headlight
Nice headlight that gives a lot of light and also lasts a reasonable amount of time.
Pros & Cons
4 / 5
Good light, but overkill for use in city
Good, would recommend. Only annoyances: - Slightly tricky to get it off (I use for commuting so take it off frequently) - plus doesn't feel like the catch to release it will last a long time (but maybe that's wrong, just feels a bit plasticky) - Having so many modes means that you have to press it too many times to get to the one you want. Better if they got rid of the flashing modes so you only had to cycle through 3 or 4 rather than 5 or 6 - Is much brighter than I need (but that's not really a downside)
Pros & Cons
4 / 5
light top, attachment scrap
the light is great, but the holder junk, can no longer take out because so firmly engaged, it must now always take off together with holder and give up again, cumbersome
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
Pleasant lamp with good visibility in pitch darkness
I am happy with this bike light. Need it in the morning on the way to work and I feel safe because I can see enough myself. You are also easily visible from the side because of a small red light. The brightest setting (1000 lumens) is really good and there is also a kind of remote control for on the handlebar. I still have to connect this and it is not really necessary. The lamp also fits well next to my bike computer. The light button on the lamp shows by color whether you need to charge it, so that is also very practical. Because my ride lasts 5 quarters of an hour, the brightest setting is just barely achievable without charging. That's the only downside. By the way, this is also the case with other similar lamps in this segment, so for this price it's totally fine.
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
Best value for money
I was looking for a lamp that was sufficiently powerful and had a relatively long burn time, without being very wide on the handlebars, so it could fit nicely next to the bike computer and handlebar bag. With strap attachment: easy to mount and allows you to tilt the lamp on the move if needed. This lamp meets all of these needs, which is why I would recommend it over other brands that are often either more limited in lumens or burn time, or fit very wide on the handlebars. Plus, a reasonable price!
Pros & Cons
4
Good light, but overkill for use in city
Good, would recommend. Only annoyances: - Slightly tricky to get it off (I use for commuting so take it off frequently) - plus doesn't feel like the catch to release it will last a long time (but maybe that's wrong, just feels a bit plasticky) - Having so many modes means that you have to press it too many times to get to the one you want. Better if they got rid of the flashing modes so you only had to cycle through 3 or 4 rather than 5 or 6 - Is much brighter than I need (but that's not really a downside)
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Good battery life
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Seems well made (except the attachment)
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Very bright at highest setting
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Getting it off slightly tricky
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Too many modes
5
Pleasant lamp with good visibility in pitch darkness
I am happy with this bike light. Need it in the morning on the way to work and I feel safe because I can see enough myself. You are also easily visible from the side because of a small red light. The brightest setting (1000 lumens) is really good and there is also a kind of remote control for on the handlebar. I still have to connect this and it is not really necessary. The lamp also fits well next to my bike computer. The light button on the lamp shows by color whether you need to charge it, so that is also very practical. Because my ride lasts 5 quarters of an hour, the brightest setting is just barely achievable without charging. That's the only downside. By the way, this is also the case with other similar lamps in this segment, so for this price it's totally fine.
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(More than) enough light
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Feels safe
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Subtle and manageable
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Frequent charging
5
Best value for money
I was looking for a lamp that was sufficiently powerful and had a relatively long burn time, without being very wide on the handlebars, so it could fit nicely next to the bike computer and handlebar bag. With strap attachment: easy to mount and allows you to tilt the lamp on the move if needed. This lamp meets all of these needs, which is why I would recommend it over other brands that are often either more limited in lumens or burn time, or fit very wide on the handlebars. Plus, a reasonable price!
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Long burn time per level
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Narrow (takes up little space on handlebars)
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Powerful, multiple levels (including flashing light)
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| Lightning to | Maximise illumination: 1000+ lumens |
Illuminate surroundings: 500-999 lumens |
Maximise illumination: 1000+ lumens |
Maximise illumination: 1000+ lumens |
| USB rechargeable | Yes, Micro-USB | Yes, Micro-USB | Yes, Micro-USB | Yes, Micro-USB |
| Compatibility | None | None | None | Yes, with cycling navigation with Bluetooth/ANT+ |
| Max. Battery Life highest mode | 2 hours | 1,5 hours | 1,5 hours | 1,5 hours |
| Max. battery Life lowest mode | 45 hours | 80 hours | 22 hours | 24 hours |
| Flashing Mode | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| 69,95 | 49,95 | 89,95 | 99,- | |
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