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Facts
Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Knog Plus Rear. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
6 reasons to buy
- Reviewers and owners with up to three years of regular use say the Knog Plus Rear is durable.
- Testers feel the light is sufficiently visible for use day or night.
- The light comes with two rubber mounting straps that fit on frames, handlebars, or helmets.
- An integrated clip allows the light to attach to bags or clothing.
- The Knog Plus plugs directly into USB-A charging ports, so no cable is needed.
- This light has an indicator that shows the remaining runtime.
4 reasons not to buy
- Multiple owners report their lights falling off while riding. Some blame the rubber strap falling off; others say the light detaches from the magnet.
- Some owners report water ingress through the button despite the light’s IP66 rating (resistance against high-pressure water from any angle).
- Some owners complain the small button is difficult to use when wearing gloves.
- Multiple owners say the light stops holding a charge after a short period of use, indicating faulty batteries.