Move, Get Out the Way.. Coming through :) My husband and I purchased new ebikes for some fun and I just had to splurge and get me a matching "bell". I love this thing. It has multiple sounds and is super loud so people hear it from far away. It was super easy to install and fits my handlebars perfect. Of course the pink bell and pink bike make it fun for me as well. The things we buy when we have adult money-HA! Honestly though, this is a great quality horn that is easy to install, easy to use and so far its been months and I haven't had to recharge it yet so I highly recommend it! Read more
Quick shipping. Small device with loud volume. I bought to use on my electric wheelchair as the horn that came with my chair is pathetic and too quiet to hear in airports or on streets. This one looks easy to attach and I can use with my non driving hand. It is really loud, too loud so I put a piece of tape over the front and back of the horn to mute some of the loudness since tgere is no vulume control. Volume is now lower but still at the level it can be heard. People are always walking and cutting across in frint of me. Now I can beep at them and avoid hitting their ankles. Not really their fault s we all tend to see things at our eye level so I understand they just don't see me Read more
The good: Easy to install on a bike. It's lightweight. It's compact. The sound is clear. It's not overly glossy, flat, or matte, so it's not bright enough to catch an opportunistic thief's attention. Charges pretty fast. Good variety of horns to choose from. The in-between: It is obnoxiously loud, even on the lowest volume. It's loud enough to alert motorists of your location in a loud and busy city which is great, but it's also loud enough to likely give pedestrians an accidental jumpscare. The bad: Micro USB... it really should be updated to USB-C by now. The horn button doesn't like short presses, so it's easy to just tap the button thinking it will activate, but it often won't unless you hold it down, so be aware. Read more
This horn is rechargeable but honestly its been a year and it still works great. It is VERY loud and has four different sounds it uses. We accidentally had it fall over in the back of the van while driving and the button got pushed and almost caused me to wreck,(it was pretty funny). Buy this little dynamo you will be very happy and get peoples attention quickly. Read more
Great little product fits perfectly on the handlebars. Plenty loud enough to get people’s attention for safety. Read more
From the description and the image showing a handlebar unit with a bell button and another button, I figured one button would activate a bell sound to let others know you're present, and the other button would activate a loud horn. That's not the case - one button switches horn tones, and the other activates the horn. One of the available tones resembles a bell. All of the available tones are quite high-pitched and obnoxious. Also, the unit must be turned on/off from a button on the back of the horn unit, and it makes a piercing tone whenever switched on or off. I don't know if the battery drains when it's on, but I fear it would never actually be turned on if I wanted to honk. I'm returning this. What I'd like in a bicycle horn: - Handlebar controls have two buttons: a quieter bell and a loud horn. - Controls for changing settings are on horn unit. - Always on - no need to turn on/off to make handlebar buttons work. Read more
Loud, and easy to set up Read more
I'd doubt this would get the attention of a car driver from 50-100 feet away. This horn is not loud in the way I was hoping it'd be. I give it 5 STARS because it's good for the purpose it was designed for: to alert people walking in front of you on a trail, sidewalk, etc. Two thumbs up for that. However, loud enough to alert a person in their car with the windows rolled up at 50+ feet away? Maybe faintly they'd hear it in that case IF it is totally quiet outside and they're not listening to music in their car, etc. So, to me, I do not consider this a fault of the horn, of course, it's just the fault of the many reviewers here who are overhyping how "loud" this horn is, when it's not CRAZY loud in the way you'd want to alert a car driver "loud". To my ears, this is maybe 1/8th as loud as an actual car horn. Yes, if it goes off 1 foot away from your ear indoors, it'll pierce quite a bit (especially the whistle mode), but again, not loud enough to startle a car driver 50+ feet away with their windows rolled up. The solar powered bike headlight I have also has a horn on it and that horn is actually a bit more piercing to my ears than the horn seen above. At least you can take it off the bike when not riding and carry it around as a personal alarm system, if ever needed. :) Read more
