Ravemen XR6000
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Ravemen XR6000. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
9 reasons to buy
- The XR6000 is ANSI FL1-certified. ANSI tests the light's output, water resistance, and resistance to a drop from a height of 3.3 feet.
- Testers praise the wide beam spread and say the light is bright enough for use on unlit technical MTB trails at high speeds.
- Toggling modes is easy, thanks to the wireless remote.
- Reviewers appreciate the solid-feeling aluminum mount.
- The included battery pack is swappable and can charge other devices.
- Reviewers find the run times satisfactory.
- The XR6000 automatically reduces lumen output if it gets too hot.
- Both the light and battery are waterproof (IPX8 and IPX6).
- The XR6000 can be used with a GoPro adapter for mounting to under out-front computer mounts or helmets.
4 reasons not to buy
- Two experts note the “soft” beam cut-off may create glare for other road users.
- Both the battery pack (13.6oz) and light (8.5oz) are heavy.
- Two testers say the battery fits awkwardly on some frames. One says it slides down the frame while riding.
- The remote button's water ingress protection isn’t tested.
