NiteRider Lumina Micro 750 USB Rechargeable LED Bike Light for Mountain Biking, Road Cycling, and Commuting

Danny: Literally love this bike light. It has incredible battery life and makes me feel comfortable riding at night. The easy on and off clip allows me to take it off in a second and throw it in my bag when I lock up my bike. While riding people have literally asked what light it is because it is so bright!! Seriously look no further and buy this guy.

United States on Sep 02, 2022

BManley: Whether you group ride, or solo, the #1 most important concern is "being seen". The front light is just as important as the back light, and there just isn't enough space to mount a huge light to the bars. This light is the perfect size and the perfect brightness in one package. If the light is too bright, you blind your fellow group riders, if it is too dim, you can't see what's coming! With three different brightness levels, there is a lumens level that will work for you in group or riding solo. I mount this light under my bars upside-down so it is out of the way. The bar mount locks the light into place and is sturdy. Very easy to install, very easy to charge, and the battery life is very good. NightRider makes a good product bike light.

United States on May 27, 2021

miriam andrade: I used the 650 before and this one is 750 lumina. So, it being very durable and the charge is long-lasting, plus higher illumination, it turned out to be just what I wanted at a great price. comes with a handlebar attachment and it is easy to take on and off. I recommend the set front and back. comes complete with a charger cable too.

United States on Jan 06, 2021

Amazon Customer: I have several night ride lights, including the Lumina 1100 that i use for my handlebar. This light is a little lighter and the dimensions are such that my riding friends all got the 750 for their helmets as well. It was more than enough light on the trail for our riding. I also bought the separate strap to attach to my helmet, but actually didn't even need it, it just attached right to my helmet with the included Bar adapter. That is likely dependent on your helmet more than anything, but you should check first before getting the extra strap. Overall, great light, especially for the price.

Canada on Dec 10, 2020

Andre: Bought this light to use for night trail riding. Mounted on the helmet it compliments the Gemini bar mounted light that I already have. Beam pattern is good, battery life seems good so far, lasted for a 8km ride. I use the low power setting when climbing up the fire roads and crank it up to full for the downhill part. I only have used it the once but it seems like a good quality light, nice and light for helmet mounting.
Will update this review should anything change.

Canada on Nov 07, 2020

Martin Boudreault: I had to secure the mount to mu standard handelbars with tie-wraps for the first while, as it would keep sliding down and aiming at the ground. It is either super tight or too loose on the bars with the provided rubber strap and putting the strap in place under the sliding platform is a case of blue knuckles. This caused issues as well, as the rubber started blocking the course of the light on the rails, it became hard to release it once locked. The light is bright, holds the charge reasonably in flash mode, que build quality is decent, but the mount need to be redesigned with real users in mind, in very hot as well as very cold weather. It seems to be the case with light of other companies I have tried as well : cygolite, light and motion and cat eye have dinky mounts that do not last in time and are super pricy to replace. There seems to be a consistent business model with those companies where the planned obsolescence is built into the mounts and the UI/UX aspect is sort of off target. Make you wonder, sometimes, do they use the products?

Canada on Oct 13, 2020

ZMo: For the money this is a fantastic light. I have 3 NiteRider MiNewt 350s but they are getting old - 7 years - and just don't hold a charge for long anymore so its time for a new light. Considering I paid $100 each for the MiNewts this Lumina 750 at $40 was hard to pass up. Side by side comparisons are night and day. The Lumina 750 on the dim setting is almost as bright as the MiNewt on full blast (remember the MiNewt is 7 years old so the original 350 lumen rating is probably not attainable). I think they call it 150 lumens on the dim setting of the Lumina. I ride a lot at night - especially in the summer here in Austin, Tx. Here are things to consider before buying this light:

- This is the 'Micro' 750 so the battery is not going to get you through your 4 hour commute on full blast. Go spend $150 on a proper light for your commute and stop expecting to get the world for cheap. The Micro 750 will get you there on low (150 lumens?) and maybe the middle (400 lumens?) but not the full 750 lumens rated for 90 minutes MAX!
- Fast charge from flat dead to full in about 2h 45m. Compared to the MiNewt which takes 4 hours minimum.
- Charges with Micro USB which is more common...

United States on May 22, 2020

Sreekanth Nemani: This is the best branded bike headlight that you can find in india for the original dollar converted price. Everything else is china stuff.

NiteRider is one of the top branded bike headlight maker, and for NiteRider Lumina is rated no.1 in many lists. The NiteRider Lumina Micro is the latest in the Lumina line which is smaller and more compact. I frequently travel home from office in the night about 20km and it is very useful. Usually I don't even need to use the brightest (750lm) mode, because that is as bright as a car headlight.

The reason I removed one star is because the mount is a little loose. I needed to put a small strip of rubber to make it tight. This would be perfect if the mount was also great.
If you are looking for a bicycle headlight for night riding (either on road or off-road), then look no further. This is the best option at reasonable prices available in india.

India on Dec 29, 2018

OneStepUpOneStepUp: In a market flooded with cheap Chinese lights, it's hard to understand why a cycling light costs this much. I have a long-term NR user and I have been using the Niterider Sabre 50 taillight for the last few months.
The Lumina 750 micro is priced under 3k while it retails for around 33$ in the States. Definitely priced higher here. But what you get for the price is an all-weather high-quality headlight which is bright enough to see the road in the darkest conditions and is yet reliable.
The cheaper NR Mako150 should be sufficient for most users in the city, the Lumina 750 ups the game significantly and the bright CREE LED is impressive, to say the least. The battery life on the micro is respectable, given its compact form factor. The regular lumina 750 or 750 boost headlights are larger, heavier and two times more expensive for this very reason. In that way, the micro is a great value. I've used it on dark roads, trails and city riding. I love it. I wish it was priced around 2500rs.

Positives:
- Superb built quality
- 3 Brightness levels + 1 flashing mode for daytime visibility
- tool-less mount
- Does not heat up
- Decent battery life
- Powerful...

India on Jun 11, 2018

Patrick Mansfield: So far it works really well - used on my MTB, on rather non-technical trails.

The battery is plenty bright, and with a full charge (and test discharge) lasted over 2 hours on the highest setting.

The build is very sturdy, and the waterproofing looks good. Riding on wet / muddy trails can of course get mud on your light :-(

For storage or travel, if you long press it "locks" the on switch so you must long press to turn it on - so it can't easily turn on if bumped while in your bag.

The handle bar mount isn't working really well for me, as my handle bars vary in width, and right at the point that I want to mount the light, the handle bars do not have the same width. So, if hitting bump the light can shift (to a narrower part of the handle bars) and then loosen up and move, I have to push it back to tighten it up. I'll have to try tightening it more and see if that helps.

I bought the helmet mount separately - I don't really like it (I'd give it 3 or 4 stars), but it'll work OK. The gopro like mount looks like a much better choice for use on your helmet.

United States on Apr 09, 2018