Knog Big Cobber Rear
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Knog Big Cobber Rear. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
6 reasons to buy
- Reviewers praise the Big Cobber's brightness, saying it packs a punch.
- The Big Cobber provides good visibility in daylight, according to testers.
- The light’s curved shape provides above-average side-on visibility, which reviewers find especially beneficial for commuting.
- This light comes with two mounts: one for standard seatposts and one for aero seatposts.
- The Big Cobber remembers the last mode used.
- Users can add, delete, or customize the modes using Knog’s app.
4 reasons not to buy
- The Big Cobber Rear is 3.7” long and takes up a lot of space on the seatpost.
- This light takes 5.5 hours to charge, which is long for a taillight.
- The battery indicator is hard to see and only warns of low battery when it’s almost dead, according to reviewers.
- A tester says the small button is difficult to push while wearing gloves.
