Magicshine rn1200

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Internal battery is 1x cell with mAh capacity, this battery is not replaceable. RN LED bike light is compatible with Garmin quarter turn style mounting mechanism and comes with a handlebar mount with straps for most bar sizes. We support cyclists with a friendly return policy and try to help you in all the cases.

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Personal Care. Anti Chafing Cream. Cyclop Book. Gift Card. Bike Shipping. With the light on, this results in a headlight that can be seen even at higher side angles. While the RN lacks an OLED screen with run-time display, the power button serves as a three-level battery status indicator by alternating between green, red, and flashing red.

By locating the port on the rear, Magicshine has made it easy to access when mounted on the bike if you want to use an external battery pack or charge other devices. Additionally the headlight can be charged on-the-go from the USB Type-C port and still operated at full power settings. This means you can easily extend the run-time of the headlight by attaching a power bank to the light.

The discharging feature also means you can use the RN as a power bank to charge other devices such as your cell phones. These are impressive features and considering the fact that the bike industry has been slow to adopt USB Type-C, the RN is a welcome change. The RN comes programmed with three different steady mode options and two flash variations.

On the road, we found the RN worked well on the medium setting for darker trails and low setting for more urban settings. As with most head lights, the brightest settings result in lower run-times which means they are best reserved for shorter bursts. With the anti-glare design, the RN looks brighter than the Allty for all the steady modes. Despite only using a single LED, the beam pattern of the RN has a well distributed side beam with good throw to illuminate around you and down the road.

There is an additional standard flash mode lm, 9hr and a high frequency flash mode lm, 5hr. Switching between the modes is also easy, despite having only a single button interface. A single short press cycles through the settings, while a fast double press switches between the steady and flash modes.

Overall, we found that the Magicshine RN is an affordable headlight that combines many of the strengths of other Magicshine headlights with full USB Type-C capabilities i. Not only does the RN have a universal Garmin style mount that allows the headlight to be used with most standard mounts, it also has an easy to use three level battery status indicator which allows you to quickly check the battery state.

For the first time, Magicshine has also added a simple anti-glare lens design that adds horizontal deflectors to redirect a portion of the beam that would blind oncoming traffic toward the ground. While this only acts as a soft beam cutoff, it improves the illumination by focusing more lumens on the ground. With the USB Type-C integration, high output, and slew of features, the RN is a budget friendly commuter light option from Magicshine that is rare to find at this price point.

Disclaimer: The product for this review was provided by Magicshine. The views expressed on this website are solely those of the authors and are here to help people make an informed choice before a purchase. Well done for bigging-up the USB-C specs. Great point. Of course you can scratch around to find that old micro-usb cable you used to use to charge your old Android 6 phone all those years ago. And of course you can buy another one from the pound shop when you lose it.

And sure, we appreciate your technical words of wisdom about how it will still interface with and provide charge from a newer USB charger did you seriously think people were confused on that point? But it is just one more unnecessary annoyance, to have to keep a dedicated wire that only gets used for one thing, that gets easily forgotten when you pack for holiday, that you have to remember to bring with you because nobody else still uses one anymore.

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The second feature is the USB Type-C charging port, a feature the bike industry has been slow to adopt. With the RN , not only can you charge at USB Type-C speeds but you can also discharge allowing you to use the light as a power bank to charge other devices. The Sweet Cyclists. Fenix Bc21R V2.

Anodized Colors. Olight Rn Bike Light Review. The Ultimate Combo? Replaceable Battery. Magicshine also includes a GoPro-to-Garmin mount adapter which makes it all the more easier to mount the light. As with the Allty series of headlights, the mount is integrated on the bottom of the RN and feels secure even over rough roads. For those without an out-in-front mount, Magicshine also includes a simple handlebar mount. There are multiple length straps included in the box which allow you to use the mount on different diameter handlebars.

The handlebar mount the same that comes with the Allty lights are cumbersome to install. Installation requires carefully positioning the strap to allow a bolt to slide through and then adjust it using the provided hex key. We prefer the tool-free clever tool-free mounts from Planet Bike and Fenix headlights which are more convenient to use. One thing to note with this light, is that with the anti-glare design you should avoid mounting the RN upside down as it would re-direct more light towards oncoming traffic.

The Magicshine RN has a rectangular and modern design with a black metal housing. While the metal exterior gives the RN a sleek appearance and improved durability, it also results in a g weight which is heavier than typical plastic commuter lights. With the light on, this results in a headlight that can be seen even at higher side angles. While the RN lacks an OLED screen with run-time display, the power button serves as a three-level battery status indicator by alternating between green, red, and flashing red.

By locating the port on the rear, Magicshine has made it easy to access when mounted on the bike if you want to use an external battery pack or charge other devices. Additionally the headlight can be charged on-the-go from the USB Type-C port and still operated at full power settings. This means you can easily extend the run-time of the headlight by attaching a power bank to the light. The discharging feature also means you can use the RN as a power bank to charge other devices such as your cell phones.

These are impressive features and considering the fact that the bike industry has been slow to adopt USB Type-C, the RN is a welcome change. The RN comes programmed with three different steady mode options and two flash variations. On the road, we found the RN worked well on the medium setting for darker trails and low setting for more urban settings. As with most head lights, the brightest settings result in lower run-times which means they are best reserved for shorter bursts.

With the anti-glare design, the RN looks brighter than the Allty for all the steady modes. Despite only using a single LED, the beam pattern of the RN has a well distributed side beam with good throw to illuminate around you and down the road. There is an additional standard flash mode lm, 9hr and a high frequency flash mode lm, 5hr.

Switching between the modes is also easy, despite having only a single button interface. A single short press cycles through the settings, while a fast double press switches between the steady and flash modes. Overall, we found that the Magicshine RN is an affordable headlight that combines many of the strengths of other Magicshine headlights with full USB Type-C capabilities i.

Not only does the RN have a universal Garmin style mount that allows the headlight to be used with most standard mounts, it also has an easy to use three level battery status indicator which allows you to quickly check the battery state.

For the first time, Magicshine has also added a simple anti-glare lens design that adds horizontal deflectors to redirect a portion of the beam that would blind oncoming traffic toward the ground. While this only acts as a soft beam cutoff, it improves the illumination by focusing more lumens on the ground.