The Ravemen PR2400 is a versatile, high-output bike light praised for its dual-beam design, OLED display, wireless remote, and robust build. Reviewers agree it offers excellent value, with run times often exceeding claims, though it has some limitations such as a proprietary mount and limited side visibility.
Pros
- Excellent beam quality with broad flood and central hot spot, providing good trail illumination and appearing brighter than 2400 lumens.123
- Dual beam design allows use for both road and off-road riding, with a cut-off line to avoid blinding oncoming traffic.43
- OLED display clearly shows mode and battery status, enhancing usability.514
- Wireless remote included, which is rare in this category, and buttons glow in the dark.123
- Pass-through charging allows use with power bank or ebike battery, extending run times.142
- Can be used as a power bank to charge other devices.153
- IPX8 waterproof rating for the light itself, ensuring reliability in wet conditions.13
- Good build quality with aluminum casing and cooling ribs, no throttling issues.14
- Run times in testing often exceeded claimed values.12
- Price versus performance ratio is impressive, with street prices around $150-180.213
Cons
- Proprietary mount, no Garmin or GoPro compatibility, and cannot be mounted upside down.31
- Inset lens lacks side visibility, which is a concern for urban riding.3
- Some glare in beam pattern, not as good as STVZO lights with sharp cutoff.3
- Remote control is only IPX4, not as waterproof as the light, and uses a non-rechargeable battery.15
- Run times are relatively short on high modes, which may be a limitation for long rides.13
- Weight is a bit heavy for helmet use.1
- Tightening screw is awkward to reach with some multi-tools.1
- Not sufficient for hardcore Enduro-style descents, where more power is needed.2
Key Facts
- Max output of 2400 lumens from five LEDs with dual beam (center diffused for road, flood for MTB).325
- Battery capacity is 8000 mAh, with claimed run times of 1.5 hours at 2400 lumens, 3.4 hours at 900 lumens, and 5.5 hours at 500 lumens.32
- Measured run time at max output exceeded claims: 1 hour 38 minutes (FIRSTBIKE) and over 1 hour 40 minutes (GuyKesTV) vs claimed 1.5 hours.21
- Weight: 304 grams (GuyKesTV) or 279g headlight plus 28g mount (The Sweet Cyclists).13
- IPX8 waterproof rating for the light, IPX4 for the remote control.13
- USB-C input for charging and USB-A output for power bank functionality, supports pass-through charging.153
- OLED display shows brightness level, mode, and remaining runtime.153
- Bluetooth remote control included, duplicates all functions, but uses a non-rechargeable battery.513
- Proprietary mount with 10° rotation adjustability, compatible with 31.8mm and 35mm handlebars, but not with Garmin or GoPro mounts.314
Sources
- 1GuyKesTVRavemen PR 2400 Light Test: Bright, Smart, Tough Benchmark?
- 2FIRSTBIKELUZ RAVEMEN PR2400! 💡
- 3The Sweet CyclistsRavemen PR2400 Dual Beam Bike Headlight Review - feat. OLED Display + USB-C Port + IPX8 + Metal
- 4Cowichan MTBRavemen PR2400 Bike Light
- 5Reviews and TechRAVEMEN PR2400 Bike Headlight Test and Review
Reviews & Ratings
08:23The reviewer provides an overview of the Ravemen PR2400 bike light, highlighting its hybrid design suitable for both road and mountain biking. They discuss its features, mounting process, and performance in various settings, ultimately concluding it is a good multi-purpose light with solid build quality.
01:36The reviewer praises the Ravemen PR2400 for its impressive illumination and beam spread, noting it appears brighter than its claimed 2400 lumens. It highlights trail features well and is sufficient for general trail riding. However, it struggles at higher speeds on tight trails, where lines are harder to pick around turn exits, especially during hardcore Enduro-style descents. The run time in testing exceeded the brand's claim, and the price-to-performance ratio is considered impressive.
10:22The reviewer praises the Ravemen PR2400 for its excellent beam quality, practical features, and reliability, noting that it offers a great blend of performance and technology for its category. However, he mentions that it is limited to round bars and has relatively short run times due to its power and features.
23:47The reviewer praises the Ravemen PR2400 bike light, highlighting its high brightness, long battery life, and advanced features such as an OLED display, Bluetooth remote, and power bank functionality. They consider it one of the best bike lights they've used, noting its quality construction and waterproof design.
12:46The reviewer discusses the Ravemen PR2400 bike headlight, highlighting its dual beam design, OLED display, wireless remote, and high 2400 lumen output. They note its versatility for both road and mountain biking, but mention the proprietary mount and lack of side visibility as drawbacks. The light receives a high rating of 9.0 out of 10.
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