Magicshine Ray 2600B light review: A very good all-purpose front light, but let down slightly by a confusing user interface

How is it not March yet? Testing the best bike lights on the market means there’s really no excuse for me to not head out, even when the sun continues to insist on setting at what feels like 3pm. Luckily, in recent weeks I’ve been putting the Magicshine Ray2600B through its paces, mounted up to various different bikes and heading out to see how it performs. 

The high level, for those of you unwilling to commit to scrolling further, is that while I quite liked the illumination, and the remote control functionality, the user interface was a little confusing. Even now I still need to Google how to turn the flashing mode on, which isn’t ideal when you’re already late for work, it’s 4ºC and drizzling.