7 Lights Colors Rechargeable LED Armband, 360° Reflective Running Light for Runners, High Visibility Light Up Reflective Running Gear for Walking Cycling at Night

I use these daily! I cover 30-40 miles a week on the roads around my neighborhood walking and running before work, usually around 5 A.M. and these are very effective in illuminating me for the few folks who have to go to work before I do. The light is quite bright and effective. I like the fact I can pick from different colors and I can verify it lasts for over an hour as I occasionally go for 2 hours and they never fail unless I failed to charge them for a day or two! The only negative is the clear plastic starts failing near the battery / switch (the little black box on the end) after about 6 weeks and need to be reinforced. But, for the price, its cheap enough to replace I guess.

I purchased these as a gift for a neighborhood friend who walks in the early evening. The light is highly visible from at least a block away. I would buy these again.

I like the fact that the band offers a variety of colors and options for functions. Brightness is important and this surpasses the normal range of light.

This device is crude - the idea is good but how it is implemented is very crude. There is a small protruding battery that needs to be charged. A light filament is stitched into a low grade plastic material which is a little harsh on the skin and has better finish. I wouldn’t mind buying something that’s better designed with a little bit more money.However, this device is functional and does the job on road.

After a month of use for outdoor walks at dusk and evening, I am enjoying this LED armband. The LED light is nice and uniform and super bright! I love that you can choose the color and pattern. I just wish it was possible to choose the brightness level as well. The USB-C port allows for easy charging, which takes several hours, and the charge lasts a good 6 hours.

When it’s charged, it lights up. The functions aren’t obvious, but can be figured out.It implements USB-C for charging but doesn’t implement it properly. So if you’ve been migrating to all USB-C charging, good luck trying to charge this thing. You need a USB-A 2.0 power source because this does not negotiate the 5v it’s looking for, it just expects it to be there. So basically this was designed to be frustrating e-waste.

Me encanta salir a caminar con mi banda, los conductores me pueden ver a la distancia, me siento segura.

They are bright and colorful. They are just nearly impossible to put on and wear comfortably. Putting them on your arms by yourself is nearly impossible.