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• four tender exchange modes: This outdoor night clip-on working comfortable has up to a hundred and fifty lumens of light, and is designed with five different lighting fixtures modes, specifically high, medium (50%), low (30%) and pink flashing. Under diversified circumstances, it's essential to easily change the lighting mode just by clicking the button USB rechargeable: The operating mushy would not should replace the battery. Remove the cover at the clip, the exposed USB plug chip can adapt to most USB ports. When plugged into the interface, the crimson light signifies that it's charging. If it's solely charged, the golf green indicator light will light up. Reminder: Please listen in on the course when inserting. When putting the interface, adjust to the correct insert mode and let the product light up Safety design: Reflective USB rechargeable operating lighting fixtures are bright enough to light up yourself and the surrounding roads when jogging at night, so that others can see you loads of meters away, lower the frequency of accidents, and exercise outside at night. Reliable and repairable: Our exterior night working kit is manufactured from positive ABS plastic, with a length of about 7 x four x 2 cm/2 x 1 x 0 inches, light weight, compact size, and might run for about 3-4 hours after being fully charged , Suitable for most weather and seasons. Wide differ of applications: The reflective USB charging using lighting fixtures can be clipped to hats, belts, collars, pockets, backpacks, dogs collars, etc., so you need not hold it in your hands, thereby reducing the burden of running, jogging, climbing, camping, and outside activities. Affordable, life like and convenient. color:Black Material:plastic Package Contents: 1 x Clip lighting fixtures Only the above package content, different item usually are not included. Note: Light taking pictures and diverse displays could cause the color of the thing in the photograph a piece diverse from the genuine thing. The dimension allowed error is +/- 1-3cm.

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