There are many friends who love to ride, but they don’t have enough riding time for work. After eating at night, go out to digest. Without the bicycle light, it is easy to collide with the car due to poor vision. Bicycle light battery life Long-range, long-range, strong shock resistance, this is one of the must-have equipment for many cyclists. Which brand of bicycle light is better?
As early as the 1930s, bicycles became a fashionable means of transportation in some big cities in the UK. However, the bicycles that go through the streets and lanes have caused trouble to the cars that drive at night, and traffic accidents have occurred frequently. The British government therefore required bicycle manufacturers to install lights and reflectors on the front and rear of the bicycle. Among them, the design of the reflector makes the manufacturer's brains awkward, because ordinary flat mirrors often cannot reflect the car lights "the original way". Through repeated research on the principle of light reflection, people finally produced an ideal light reflection device. Its surface is a piece of flat glass, and there are many prismatic cones inside. Each cone is composed of three cones perpendicular to each other at right angles, forming three light reflecting surfaces, this is the corner reflector. Since the three reflecting surfaces of the corner reflector are perpendicular to each other, no matter what angle the light is coming from through the glass on the surface, the reflected light can always return in the original direction "magically", which makes the driver of the car driving behind the bicycle , The reflected light can be seen at any angle. Moreover, red or orange glass is selected for the corner reflector to make the reflected light a red or yellow light with strong "penetrating power", which can attract more visual attention. In addition, the corner reflector made of beautiful red glass is still a good decoration!
Voltage: 3.7V How to use: Click the switch, double-click between the constant light mode and the flashing mode, and click between each function mode to change between the gears, which are: energy saving - medium bright - highlight - flashing - flashing - flashing cycle. Long press to shut down, with memory function, restart the gear position for the previous shutdown gear Note: The white rear light refers to the white appearance, not the white light.
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When we need to ride at night, or need to ride in some haze weather, then we must equip our bicycle with a good lighting tool. The so-called good lighting tools can not only play a role in lighting exploration for users, but also should not hinder the actions of others. Excellent lighting tools are not only superior in quality, but at the same time, in terms of matching with the bicycle type, there is also a relatively large flexibility in the adjustment of the light. Ordinary lighting tools can’t be compared. Then, bicycles How should hobbyists choose the right lighting tool?
Voltage: 3.7V
How to use:
Click the switch, double-click between the constant light mode and the flashing mode, and click between each function mode to change between the gears, which are: energy saving - medium bright - highlight - flashing - flashing - flashing cycle. Long press to shut down, with memory function, restart the gear position for the previous shutdown gear
Note: The white rear light refers to the white appearance, not the white light.
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Bicycle lights are lights installed on bicycles for riders to ride at night. Riders often use a combination of flashlights and holding clips to serve as night riding equipment. The biggest advantage is that it is economical and portable. The disadvantages are narrow flooding, large blind spots, short battery life, and poor safety.
There are more and more friends who like to ride. Due to work, the choice of riding time is usually only night and weekend. On holidays, night riding has become a very popular choice. Due to the particularity of night riding, car lights have become a necessity, so how do you choose the lights of your car?
Having a smarthome isn't just about clever appliances or smartphone-controlled heating, you can also get clever lights too and that doesn't just mean smartphone control, it means all sorts of great features.
You switch lights on or off everyday and they
can play an essential part in creating an ambience in a room. Some smart
lighting solutions enable you to recreate the colours within a particular
image, while other solutions just mean you don't need to get up off the sofa to
turn the lights off.
Here are some of the best smart lighting
options to consider.
Philips Hue
Philips Hue is probably the most well known when it comes to smart lighting and for good reason with numerous features and various bulbs, lamps and other lights, such as strips, available. The wireless system allows you to use your smartphone to not only switch the LED bulbs on and off, but pick the colour and brightness you want, as well as recreate colours within a specific image, like a sunset you uploaded to Instagram or a painting on your wall.
You can program specific times, for example waking everyone in the house up at 7am every day with bright lights and the Hue system also has a party mode for flashing in time with your music. Philips Hue is compatible with the IFTTT service, as well as Apple's HomeKit, Google's Assistant and Amazon Alexa, meaning you can create recipes to take your smart lighting to a different level or control them with your voice.
Hive Active Light
Hive, perhaps best known for its smart heating system, offers three bulbs in its smart lighting range. The Hive range isn't as feature rich as the likes of Philips Hue but you'll still be able to control your lights from your smartphone whether home or away, schedule them and change the colour to create your perfect ambience, assuming you buy the Colour Changing bulb.
There aren't any strips or lamps available with Hive, like there are with Philips Hue, but Hive does offer both a GU10 and E14 candle bulb, as well as B22 bayonet, on top of the standard E27 bulb. The GU10, E14 and B22 bulbs aren't currently available in a colour changing option but they do come in white dimmable and cool to warm white options. The Hive Active lights are also compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant so if you have an Amazon Echo device, or Google Home home device, you can control your lights with your voice too.
Osram Lightify
Osram's Lightify is one of the closest to
Philips Hue in terms of bulb type availability. Its wireless system offers not
only standard screw and bayonet bulbs, but GU10s, LED strips and garden
spotlights too, all of which can be controlled through the Lightify smartphone
app.
There aren't quite as many features as there
are with Philips Hue, but you'll still get remote access to your lights, scheduling
functionality, ambience creation and scene creation. You won't be able to sync
your lights to your music or a film as yet, but the Osram Lightify
system is cheaper than Hue, there is a good range of bulbs and it is
compatible with most smart home platforms.
Ikea Trådfri
Are there any pies Ikea doesn't have a
finger in? The Swedish furniture giant offers numerous options when it
comes to smart lighting, at Ikea prices, making smart lighting more accessible
than it has been in the past and the system is excellent. There are
numerous plug-and-play kits available, from standard white dimmable options, to
colour adjustable options where users can switch between warm white and
bright white.
Unlike Philips Hue and Osram Lightify, Ikea
offers only one coloured bulb option at the moment, but there are several bulb
fittings available if you're after a white colour spectrum, including GU10s,
along with light panels with wireless control. Ikea's smart lights are said to
last for 25,000 hours and along with smartphone control via the app, there is
also a remote control and dimmer control. The Trådfri lights are also
compatible with Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit and Google Assistant, which you'll
need to pair them up with if you want to control them away from home.
Sengled
Sengled Wi-Fi Classic is one of the only smart
lighting options that doesn't require an additional hub in the UK - at least
for many of its products anyway. Instead, the Wi-Fi Classic, Sengled Boost and
Sengled Colour Plus bulbs can be taken straight out of their packaging, screwed
in and connected directly to your router through the one of the dedicated
Sengled apps.
The Wi-Fi Classic option is the cheapest,
offering white dimmable light, while the Sengled Colour Plus is a coloured bulb
with a built-in speaker and the Senged Boost is a white dimmable light with
WLAN boosting capabilities. There is also a Sengled Element range, though this
requires a hub. Features including scheduling, dimming and smartphone control
from anywhere are available across the Sengled range. The Sengled Wi-Fi Classic
bulbs are also compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, allowing for
voice control with a compatible device.
Belkin WeMo Smart LED lighting
Belkin offers all sorts of WeMo connected devices and included within the range is the WeMo Smart LED bulb and the WeMo Light Switch, both of which allow lighting control from an iPhone or Android device. The WeMo Smart LED Bulb replaces your existing bulbs enabling you to control, schedule and fully dim them from anywhere using the WeMo Link, Wi-Fi and the WeMo app. It's worth mentioning that like most of IKEA smart lights, the WeMo bulbs only offer variants of white light rather than millions of colour options.
The WeMo bulbs can be controlled independently
or in groups and the WeMo Link can handle up to 50 bulbs. The WeMo LED bulbs
offer compatibility with IFTTT, meaning you can create various recipes like the
Hue system and they are also compatible with Google Assistant for voice
control. There is also a WeMo Light Switch that is designed to replace a
standard light switch in your home and allow you to turn your normal lights on
and off from anywhere using a smartphone.
LIFX
Originating on Kickstarter, LIFX is an LED
light bulb that can be controlled using a smartphone app but like Sengled, it
doesn't require an additional hub. From the LIFX app, you can turn your
lights on or off, adjust brightness, change the colour, and even create a light
show to go with your music.
Like many of the smart light solutions
available, LIFX also offers a wake-up feature, allowing you to wake up
naturally each morning with automatically increasing light, or drift off with
slowly dimming lights. The company also offers LIFX PLUS bulbs which have
the additional advantage of a night vision settings, and like Philips Hue and
Osram Lightify, there are LED strips available too.
LightwaveRF
LightwaveRF is not just about lighting, it's
about controlling your entire home whether that be heating, electricity or
lighting. It's a clever system that requires you to swap your sockets and
switches for LightwaveRF units that offer push-buttons and LED indicators,
rather than changing out your bulbs like others on this list.
Once you have installed the system, you use the
switches and plugs as normal but you get the additional functionality of being
able to remotely control and monitor your lighting, power and energy usage from
an internet-enabled device. The LightwaveRF app will let you to set routines
based on your usual daily activities, as well as remotely control things.
Nanoleaf light panels
Nanoleaf is a fully-customisable smart lighting
system featuring wall-mounted triangular lighting panels that snap together
with simple connectors to create whatever shape you can imagine. The starter
pack is expandable with extra panels that can be bought and combined to create
bigger and bolder designs in future too.
Nanoleaf light panels are app-controlled (iOS
and Android) and the system is compatible with most smart home platforms,
including Google, Amazon and Apple, allowing for voice control. Like other
smart lighting options, Nanoleaf can be programmed to turn on and off at
specific hours, and switch light scenes. The Nanoleaf starter pack also
includes a Rhythm Module, which transforms the light panels into a dancing
light show that reacts to surrounding sound.
Nanoleaf Canvas
Nanoleaf Canvas are fully-customisable six-inch
squares that can be connected together and installed anywhere in your home,
walls or ceilings, using the included 3M stickers. The lights can be expanded
with multiple panels, up to a total of 500 squares, meaning you can fill entire
walls with colourful lighting if you so wish.
The panels are touch-sensitive and can be controlled in a variety of ways with gestures, voice commands via a personal assistant or from your phone. Nanoleaf Canvas can also be installed in a multitude of patterns and customised to your own personal taste and the lights can react to the sound in the room - syncing to music or just providing a brilliant light show in your living room.
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The Philips Hue light bulbs are easy to use and set up, and they are the most reliable bulbs we've tested.
Philips is arguably the most famous smart light bulb manufacturer, and for good reason. In our testing, not only were the Philips Hue light bulbs extremely easy to set up, but they were also easy to use and very consistent.
Perhaps the best thing about the Philips Hue bulbs is their versatility. You could go for the color-changing bulbs, which are a little more expensive, but there's also the option for the simple white bulbs, which are much cheaper and could offer a better option for those looking to set up their entire home. No matter which set you buy, all Hue bulbs are dimmable and can be controlled remotely with the Hue app.
The light bulbs themselves output 800 lumens, which is more than
enough for most small to medium-sized rooms, and while larger rooms could
benefit from multiple bulbs, that's also true of your standard 60W light bulbs
that your home may already be using. On top of that, they're relatively small,
unlike bulbs from the likes of LIFX, so they'll be able to fit into most places
that your average light bulbs fit.
There are a few downsides to using Philips Hue bulbs, including
the fact that you'll have to use the Hue Bridge (Zigbee) hub and that they're
more expensive to own than Bluetooth bulbs when you factor in the price of the
hub (the white bulbs are the most affordable, costing around $15 each). Also,
the Hue Bridge hub will not support other brands' bulbs, even if they use
Zigbee, but some Zigbee-certified hubs will support Hue bulbs. Of course, the
upside to that is reliability and the ability to remotely control your lights,
so it is well worth it.
You can also control the bulbs with your voice if you have
Google Home, Apple HomeKit, or Amazon Alexa. It's extremely convenient when you
don't want to go get your phone or your hands are busy. You can also control
the lights using the respective apps for the aforementioned platforms.
We weren't the only ones who liked the Philips Hue smart bulbs — both CNET and Trusted Reviews rated them highly. Experts and buyers alike agree that these bulbs are the best ones you can buy. Having purchased and tested various smart bulbs, Guides Editor Les Shu eventually settled on Philips Hue for his home, citing the easy set-up and operation with both HomeKit and Alexa.
Note: In 2019, Philips introduced new bulbs that support both Bluetooth and Zigbee, which means you can use them with or without a Hue Bridge hub. A two-pack of new white bulbs costs $29.99 (equivalent to standard Hue white bulbs) and a two-pack of new color bulbs costs $89.99. The white-bulb set is priced in-line with the C by GE Bluetooth set we mention in this list, but since we haven't tested the new Hue bulbs yet, for now, our pick for Bluetooth bulbs remain the C by GE. Based on our experience with Hue bulbs, we think these will perform just as well, but now with the option of using Bluetooth.
Pros: Reliable,
versatile, easy to use, easy to set up, consistent, voice control, dimmable
Cons: Require Hue Bridge hub, a little pricey
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