CatEye ViZ150
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Facts
Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the CatEye ViZ150. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
7 reasons to buy
- Reviewers find it easy to cycle through the four modes.
- This light remembers the last mode it was set to.
- A tester appreciates the daytime visibility of the Daytime Hyperflash setting.
- Experts praise the light’s transparent body, which provides good side-on visibility.
- This light can be mounted vertically or horizontally.
- Experts and owners praise the battery life, especially in Group Mode, which provides a 50-lumen flash for 11 hours.
- Testers say the CatEye ViZ150 is easy to install.
5 reasons not to buy
- The Viz150’s IPX4 water ingress protection rating is below average. Three owners report broken lights after riding in the rain.
- Owners complain that removing the light is annoying because of the three-piece mount.
- In the max output Hyperflash mode, the 150-lumen flash is extremely quick, so the full effect of the brightness isn’t felt, frustrating one expert.
- Owners find the rapid flashing modes “frantic,” saying they may be too aggressive for group riding, or blinding at night.
- The micro USB charging cable is outdated.
