Instead of sealed batteries, which require you to throw away a perfectly good light because the battery has died, I’d want to see lights powered by user replaceable rechargeable batteries. I’m fed up with having to buy new stuff every time the battery dies. For this reason, I made sure the battery in my most current cellphone could be removed and replaced by the end user.

I do apologise for asking but could you please tell me the purchase price or your new light please 👍🏻

Could you please possibly send me a link or full name of the product you have described my friend 🙏 I am a first time bicycle buyer and getting every possible accessory 🤭😉👍🏻

Niterider 3600 pro owner here, my 2nd niterider I’ve owned. 1st one was bought for my mtb about 15 years ago when I could still ride an upright, that old sucker had a water bottle sized battery. I’ve owned this 3600 for roughly 7 years, sold the 1st to a friend and bought 3600 as replacement. 7 years (roughly) of heavy use; the 2200 miles I logged last year was less than half the 5000 the year before, which was slightly lower than the previous, and still burning bright, battery showing little drop in duration of use. I highly recommend the 3600 pro!

As for focused beam and all that, all I know is I can see all the road even with oncoming traffic. Not only can I see, while on low setting, most oncoming dim their lights with the same respect as an auto gets with only a scattering needing reminded (3 power levels means you can “bright” them if needed). I absolutely love the respect given! I rarely go out of low setting, plenty bright enough, but love that I can if needed!

can i put such light on bicycle like this? see it here

Try the NiteRider Swift 300. Great output for city, lightweight and budget friendly option.