Magicshine RAY 3000 sells its runtime as much as its lumens

road.cc reviewed the Magicshine RAY 3000, a two-LED front light with a 3,000-lumen maximum, at £119.99. The reviewer got almost a full day on the lowest beam and about all night at 750 lumens. Endurance carries the case here, more than the peak figure.

The 10,000mAh battery, built from two 21700 cells, is what produces those burn times, and its USB-C port also charges other devices rapidly. Maximum boost lasts about 3 hours, so the 3,000-lumen figure is a short-burst setting. The £119.99 price is a discount from a £139.99 RRP, and the box includes a two-button remote. One button gives full output while held and returns to the previous mode on the next press. The reviewer's verdict: «tons of light in a very road-friendly high/dipped beam, for ages… pretty cheap given its output.» The costs are 286g and a mounting limit: the light cannot go underneath an out-front mount, because there is no mounting point on top and the beam shape only works one way up.

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