Wheel Brightz
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Facts
Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Wheel Brightz. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
10 reasons to buy
- When in motion, Wheel Brightz create a dazzling effect. Owners say they “look sick”.
- Wheel Brightz come in 5 multi-color options and 8 single colors.
- Wheel Brightz increase lateral visibility of your bike in traffic.
- Many buyers say that Wheel Brightz are easy to install.
- Parents praise Wheel Brightz for increasing the visibility of their children’s bikes.
- No tools are needed to install the newest version of Wheel Brightz.
- Users appreciate Wheel Brightz’ long battery life (which Brightz puts at 48 hrs).
- Wheel Brightz bring joy to bypassers, children, and stunned deer alike.
- Wheel Brightz have an IPX4 water-resistance rating. Owners say they're safe to use in wet weather.
- Users regularly mention how Wheel Brightz summon compliments from the public.
6 reasons not to buy
- Wheel Brightz use a battery pack housing 3x AA batteries. It must be attached to your wheel.
- Reviewers say the rubber strap used to attach the battery pack is not durable.
- A number of buyers say installation of Wheel Brightz is ‘fiddly’.
- Much to the dismay of some buyers, a pack of Wheel Brightz covers just one wheel.
- Riders say the centrifugal force of the battery pack affects their bike’s handling.
- Some users crave a blinking or flashing mode. There is none.
