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What kinds of light are you guys using?
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I just recently purchased some lights from Moon sport and have been really impressed by them. They're a relatively unknown brand, but I found them because it's 2023 and I refuse to buy electronics without usb-c charging; they're one of the only bike light companies to offer it on all their products. I specifically went with their Rigel Pro 1000 model for a front light and Helix Pro 150 for a rear light. They're both exceptionally bright at full power and come with some neat features like intelligent on/off and fully adjustable brightness for every mode. All aluminum bodies make them feel substantial and high quality, plus heat dissipates easier than with plastic housings. The mounting systems are simple but well built and utilize the Garmin-style quick mount which I've never had before but are really handy for taking the lights on the go or inside to charge. I haven't had them long enough to speak about their longevity, but so far I'd highly recommend them (especially for the price compared to similar powerful lights). The only issue I've had was shipping took several weeks as the company is based in Hong Kong and anything ordered from their website ships from there (the US specific site does not have any stock currently).