JIGUOOR 4pcs Night Riding Signal Helmet Light, Multi-Mode LED Light Strip Decor Kit - Red, Battery Powered

The battery pack and vast expanse of cords make this not so easy to just get up and go. You have to either tuck everything in somewhere but be careful not to have the cords restrict neck movement or be too loose they blow around smacking you in the wind.It’s also not bright at all.. more of an accent. Which isn’t bad per sé but it has to be full nighttime before use-so you have to lug the extra stuff in the day or detach it.I finally put it on the sides of my motorcycle which woulda been cool if it was brighter. Sporadically would turn on or off by itself. Finally had to toss em. But they were durable for what I put them through on the motorcycle.

Tried to put it on and I removed it to align it better and the adhesion lost its integrity around the corners and started to peel after the first day just sitting not even a single ride! Even the strip I didn't peel off to move a second time wasn't very well on my helmet. The battery box doesn't have any way to attach to the back of the helmet only a thin plastic clip to attach to the strap or your jacket/bag.They also aren't bright at all. Even at night they didn't seem very bright.....very dim and not noticeable. I'd look else where.

The media could not be loaded. I have a modular helmet so I put the longer strips on top and the smaller ones on the side to make it work. I did trim the longer strips near the front, I'll have to go back and straighten my cut there. I wasn't sure what to do with the little control box for a while but I ended up trimming a tiny bit of rubber on the back neckline to get the clip to fit on the helmet. It does make a weird whining sound when the lights are on, but for me that isn't a deal breaker because there's so much other noises riding anyway. This is gonna really help me stay safe, it's so bright. Takes 2 AA batteries, I don't remember if they state that in the description. I'll probably order a set for every helmet I get in the future tbh.

I had some high hopes this would have been a really cool thing to make me a bit more visible riding at night which it does. The only drawback I have is the adhesive on my set doesn't exactly work that well on mine and I've had to use some automotive double sided 3M clear tape to secure the front corners and various other spots. I used rubbing alcohol to clean and prep the surface really well. The batteries don't last a long time, but since I ride during the day primarily, I don't have the control pack plugged into my helmet all the time. Not sure how these compare to the various other brands out there. Been considering just taking them off and keep things simple.

So first of all, the packaging was humiliating.Came like this, no labeling, no “thank you for buying” no guide or manual, just like this.Installation though was pretty easy, just look at the pictures and copy, or make up your own pattern.They aren’t as bright as I wanted them to be, but the do look good in the night.In the second picture I uploaded, you can see a cable connecting the controller to the leds. The controller has one connector, but you need 2 in order to turn both lights work. The solution? An extra, unnecessary cable.They could at least have provided an extra short one for this purpose, so you don’t have to use the extra long one, but nope.The controller is unnecessary big, clumsy, and cheap. Very cheap. Cables will tear apart if you are not careful, and even if you are they are probably going to break.First time I used it I was horrified. As soon as I turned it on, there was a beeping sound. Now I don’t mind it that much but you should keep that in mind.With everything said, I would not recommend this product. It was fun to see people reactions to my helmet, but after a little bit of use, and with a little help from the wind, I unfortunately had to rip it out and throw it, leaving marks that aren’t gonna come down.

The media could not be loaded. I like it and think it helps a lot at night

Looks good at night