Magicshine ALLTY 1200
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Magicshine ALLTY 1200. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
9 reasons to buy
- This light comes in two versions: the ALLTY 1200 mounts on top of handlebars, and the 1200U goes underneath using a GoPro-style mount.
- Experts appreciate the solid-feeling aluminum casing.
- Two testers use the ALLTY 1200 for off-road night rides paired with a second light.
- Reviewers say the ALLTY 1200 is bright enough for standalone use on unlit roads.
- The ALLTY 1200 can mount to helmets with an optional strap. A reviewer tests this setup, saying it remains secure on off-road terrain.
- The ALLTY 1200U comes with a rechargeable handlebar remote.
- The light modes can be customized using Magicshine’s app.
- The IPX7-rated ALLTY 1200 and 1200U can withstand submersion in water.
- This light remembers the last mode used.
4 reasons not to buy
- The ALLTY 1200 has an anti-glare lens, but two reviewers feel they should still be manually tilted to avoid blinding other road users.
- The ALLTY 1200U’s position makes it hard to see battery status while riding.
- A reviewer and buyer note that 1200U's GoPro adapter doesn't fit securely to some out-front computer mounts.
- One tester calls the Magicshine app clumsy and opts for the default settings.
