Dog Lights for Night Walking – 50LM Dog Collar Light, 3 Modes Rechargeable Dog Light, IP65 Waterproof Dog Walking Light, Dog Flashlight for Running, Camping, Climbing, Bike, 2 Pack
Original price was: $12.97.$9.99Current price is: $9.99.
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Product Description
Product Dimensions : 2.69 x 1.75 x 0.67 inches; 0.88 ounces
Item model number : GD-01
Batteries : 1 CR2032 batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : November 15, 2021
Manufacturer : BLBS
ASIN : B09LVSTKLQ
Country of Origin : China
【60LM dog collar lights for nighttime clip on】Increased the YOUCARFORTUNE brightness of the light for dog collar, allows the dog to see more clearly when walking at night – The night vision ability of dogs is 6 times that of humans but they do not have super visual ability, So 60LM for dogs is equivalent to 360LM for humans.
【350 mAh Rechargeable Large-Capacity Battery】When the dog flashlight is fully charged, this dog walking light has a battery life of up to 21 hours. High brightness lasts 7-10 hours, medium brightness lasts 14-17 hours, and flash mode lasts 19-21 hours.
【3 Light Modes dog lights】The dog collar lights of 2 brightness modes, can be used at night when the dog walks and plays; 1 red emergency warning flash mode, can be used in particularly dark places, such as very dogs or people in the dark highway, mountains, in need of help outside the wilderness, etc.
【Lightweight & IP65 Waterproof】0.02 pounds of dog light collar will not impose any burden on your dog’s neck.Under the protection of the IP65 Waterproofing, no matter rain, snow or sand dust, the dog light can not be affected in any way.Shatter-proof plastic is more durable than ordinary materials
【What will you receive?】2 pack led dog collar lights, 2 pack USB cables, 10 years of quality service, 5 months return.
Customers say
Customers appreciate the bright light and functionality of the collar. They find it useful for nighttime outings and as a small flashlight. The battery life is long and charges quickly. Customers appreciate the visibility and flashing light. However, opinions vary on durability, value for money, and ease of use.
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8 reviews for Dog Lights for Night Walking – 50LM Dog Collar Light, 3 Modes Rechargeable Dog Light, IP65 Waterproof Dog Walking Light, Dog Flashlight for Running, Camping, Climbing, Bike, 2 Pack
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CJ6009 –
Dog lights work awesome
I have a black Pomeranian who is really hard to see outside at night. I tried the light up collar but since he has long hair you couldn’t see it that well. I bought these lights and they work great. They clip easily onto his name tag and are super bright!
TracyA –
Super Bright
For a compact, rechargeable light, I am very impressed with this product. I have utilized similar products that have not compared at all to this one. First, the clip provides a nice secure attachment, and does not come off. I clipped them to the dogs harnessâ, and they have stayed secure since I put them there. We use these lights every single. Second, the light is very bright and stable. You are able to dim the light or even utilize the red light function for different needs. Third, the charge on this light last for about five hours â¦like I said we use this every single night and I usually charge them about once a week or so. Fourth, the light is super simple to charge and comes with a charging cable that you simply plug into any USB port.The only negative that I have found to this product is the cover, for the charging port, could be a little more sturdy as all of the lights that I utilize no longer have covers on the charging ports. This has not been a problem at all with bad weather and moisture getting inside, but it probably could be improved upon.Overall great product and quality for the price. I would definitely buy again or recommend to a friend.
Jas –
Rechargeable!
Love these attachable lights. 3 settings from flashing red, to bright white. And theyâre rechargeable
Susan Howard –
Great night lights!
I live out in the country with 2 pups. Plenty of coyote, bobcats and porcupines around. These lights are wonderful for keeping track of my dogs when they need to go out at night. White light is the best to have!
Meghan –
Excellent dog collar light
Iâve been using these clip lights for a year now and theyâre great. Lightweight, easy to clip on, bright.Theyâre rechargeable and hold a charge well for my use, which is being able to see where my dogs are in the dark. I think Iâve charged them three times in the last year.They have three settingsâhigh, low, red flashâbut I only ever use the high, and itâs bright enough I can keep track of my dogs anywhere on the ten acre property we live on. They also work great as a small flashlight in the dark.I would definitely recommend these lights.
Just another customer –
Not many alternatives for what I need
Over the past year I’ve purchased these lights twice. Not because they’re fantastic, but there aren’t many choices that do what I need at this price. I attach the lights to the underside of my dogs harnesses so that when we’re walking through dark woods I can easily see what roots/rocks/holes I’m about to trip over without having to rely on a head lamp all the time. The clip positions the light so it faces forward install of side ways like many others and the lamp pivots so I can aim the light a bit.I’m not a super fan, but I’m likely to buy them as needs, but would quikly try a different model/brand if it had a similar design and price (or cheaper).Some things note:- On the low light setting you’ll get about 3 hours of light per charge- The rubber cover over the usb charging port WILL come off the first time you lift it. Don’t waste any time trying to get it reattached. You’ll never be able to.- On the underside of a dog harness it is mostly sheltered from rain, but the dog’s body. However, if a dog decides to go into water and submerge the light (even for a few seconds), it is toast.- Eventuallly the spring on the clip will give way and the light will fall off.
David Delamatta –
Best Light
I purchase these the first time to place on my coat and backpack when I went out riding and thought that I may get back after dark. They are robust and durable. It has 2 light settings. They hold their charge for an incredibly long time before needing a recharge. I do wish the charge cap stayed closed better but it does not interfere in any way with the functionality, nor effectiveness, nor its durability. I have one hanging permanently on my coat exterior zipper–so convenient for a quick light, or even the blinking red. One of my friends also put one on her dog and it works great for him also… Super versatile & great price
Tim V –
Won’t lose your dog with these!
I’ve been using these for over 6 months now and they have been great! I have a dark brown dog that disappears in shadows at dusk/dawn and of course is invisible at night. These lights are practically like an airport beacon! You’ll see the light shining from around a corner before the dog even gets there. We have about 2 acres of woods behind our house and I can even see him from across the woods. I would just guess the light pattern is at least 8-10 feet wide and throws at least that far out in front of him. I have one of the red light up collars that I got years ago for walking at night but it is nothing compared to these. There are 3 modes, high/low in white light and flashing red. I typically only use the high or low white light mode and there’s just enough difference to notice but not drastic. I haven’t timed the battery life but I would say you could safely get 4-6 hours on a full charge with the high setting and at least 6-8 hours on low, probably more but thats a safe conservative estimate. You’ll know when the battery is getting low too as it gets noticeably dimmer. I use them more in the winter obviously with the shorter daylight hours and they’ve been used mornings for 30-60 minutes at a time and maybe 5-10 minutes in the evening when he goes out before bed. Once one starts getting dim I plug it in and just use the other one till it’s time to recharge it. He’s ran and chased/played with our other dog many times and they’ve held up fine but recently he squeezed himself under a spot in the fence that I’m surprised he didn’t get stuck under, and the wire must have caught on the hook and broke it. The light was laying on the ground and still had the spring clip intact but the plastic top hook broke and so far I haven’t been able to find it, very bummed about that. Thankfully I still have the other one. I would highly recommend these for walking at night or if you have a dog that’s hard to spot out in the yard after dark!