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The GEM 2.0 is a fully rechargeable front light. This compact front light can be recharged directly from your MAC or PC via USB connection.
Rated 4.5/5 based on 0 Customer reviews
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The GEM 2.0 is a fully rechargeable front light. This compact front light can be recharged directly from your MAC or PC via USB connection.

Top Features of the Moon Gem 2.0 LED Rechargeable Front Light

Size: 55mm x 30mm x 16mm
3 high performance LED's - 16-19 Lumen output
180 degree arc of visibility
Integrated Li-ion rechargeable battery
Recharge directly from your PC or Mac via USB cable (supplied)
4 modes - Constant & flashing modes
Auto charge cut off
Integrated quick release bracket with horizontal adjustment

Product Data

MTB: Yes
Commuter: Yes
Battery Type: Li-Ion
Bulb Type: LED
Power Plug Type: USB
EU Plug Supplied: No
US Plug Supplied: No
Aus/Nz Plug Supplied: No
Road: Yes

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Cycle light technology has moved on greatly over the years, traditional 'bulb' lights have been more or less replaced by LED and HID systems. Battery, lens and reflector technology has been improved greatly resulting in brighter and longer run times. Wiggle lists a large selection of bicycle lights suitable for lit streets in the city, or unlit country lanes and even bike lights suitable for off road riding, ranging from around £8 to over £300 they vary greatly in purpose and performance. Tiny LED's with flashing or constant modes are great for being seen in built up areas, whilst rechargeable systems can keep the road or off-road trails lit up for non-stop riding at night.

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The Moon brand was launched into the UK in 2010, the brand is a product of a light manufacturer of many, many years experience. Innovation is defined as the process of making something better by introducing an idea or solution. At Moon, innovation is key to everything they do. Moon lights are designed and engineered with the highest performance, design and quality standards in mind.

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Moon Moon Gem 2.0 LED Rechargeable Front Light 4.5 5 139 139
Light and easy This is just what I needed for visibility during the day. 14 November 2015
easy to fit, bright enough to see and be seen Wanted a rechargeable front light for commuting. This is easy to fit and remove. And it stays in place when cycling. Only slight negative is to make sure that you have the right mini usb cable (comes with it though) and don't fall into the trap of thinking you'll be able to borrow someone's micro usb cable. I'm pleased enough with the light. 06 November 2015
Excellent little light. Highly recommended This light is great. Charges from USB very quickly and lasts plenty of time. The red 'battery low' light is useful - I haven't found out how long you get but I know that it is at least a 40 minute warning. The silicone attachment means you can transfer between bikes with no fiddly bracket removal etc. Highly recommended. 05 November 2015
Disappointed I bought this light as I also have the rear version which is great as it is rechargeable and easy to use. However, after charging the new front one for the first time it didn't turn on. After leaving it for a day and trying to turn it on again it worked. It is not that bright - ok to use on flash mode for a bit of extra visibility, but not good enough to use on its own. I used it again today - it turned on fine first thing this morning, but when I went over a bump it went off and didn't turn back on again. Would be keen on getting it changed or refunded - how do I do this? 23 October 2015
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I'm a road cyclist and now that winter and darkness are fast approaching I don't only want to be seen I also want to see something myself. Therefore I need a product that throws strong light. Is this one of them?
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In brightest mode, at low speed there is a reasonable pool of light on a very dark road surface for a couple of hours at most! It's more a "be seen" light than a way-finder.
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Bristol, City of Bristol, UK
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no im afraid not. This is great for being seen but you wont enable you to see much of the road
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Lytham, Lancashire
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It's more of a safety light really. Not enough to light up the road for pot holes etc
2 years, 3 months ago
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Suffolk, UK
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No, this light is not suitable for unlit roads. Insufficient light, it will be dangerous.
2 years, 3 months ago
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Solihull, West Midlands, UK
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It's okay but if you're riding on unlit roads you really want to be looking at Exposure lights. They're not cheap but the quality is outstanding!!
2 years, 3 months ago
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Southsea, Portsmouth, UK
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very small light , only good for commuting . You need the big brightlights for fast trail work
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Adelaide
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No, this is probably best used on the road. More a light to be seen. I also own the Moon X-Power 500 and this would suit you better.
Country : Australia
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Melbourne VIC, Australia
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nah - I don't think so. I've only used it in the city at night, but wouldn't trust it to light the path in front of me.
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London, UK
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The beam of light is bright white with a narrow beam. But it is not really that strong for lighting up a trail in pitch darkness
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No. This is a light that will help you to be seen, but I don't believe it is bright enough to light up a dark road or trail.
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Brisbane
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Does it come with a charger?

The description says it can be charged from the USB port of a PC/Mac, but does it come with its own dedicated power supply/charger, for when you're not near a computer?
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No - just a lead to a USB port for memory.
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Melbourne, VIC
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No it does not, it only comes with a usb cable to charge it with.
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Amsterdam, Nederland
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no , but i have a plug that i use with my phone to charge that you plug usb lead into if your not near pc
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Norfolk, UK
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It comes with a USB cable which I use with my mobile phone plug, which works a treat
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No charger supplied, just a short usb lead. You need a pc/laptop or cheap plug-in mains socket adaptor.
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No, it comes with a USB cable but you need to have the plug unit if you want to charge from a socket rather than a computer.
Most phone chargers nowadays have a detachable socket-usb that you can use, or you can buy them for ~£2 online.
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It comes with a cable, but no plug
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just need a PC with usb plug or usb charger / tv with usb port.
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Adelaide
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No the light does not come with its own dedicated power supply/charger. It comes only with a USB cord.
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Auckland, New Zealand
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No, it only has the USB cable included. However you could do what i do and use your Iphone plug adapter and plug your Bike light cable into that
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Unfortunately this is only supplied with a USB cable but I can confirm that you can purchase a plug to USB adapter in almost any super store. Apologies for the inconvenience.
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It has a swivel mount so while it is attached to the handlebar it can rotate in the horizontal plane 360degrees
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Brisvegas
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I've mounted mine on my front fork. You can turn it 360° and it remains stable in any position.
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It can be swivelled/rotated horizontally left or right to any angle through 360 degrees with a good friction grip.
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Correct, the light can swivel 360­ degrees once mounted (e.g you can mount on handlebars or stem)
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Yes. There is a small screw which allows you to change the angle.
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Oxfordshire
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Once attached, they can be rotated 360*
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no only about 10 degrees either side of straight
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I can confirm that it has some horizontal movement to make sure it is pointing forward but not to 90 degrees. I hope this helps.
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On it's own would be tricky. You could probably sort something out quite easily, perhaps with cable ties through the helmet air slots.
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Durham, UK
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no, its got a rubber strap with a ratchet for mounting on tubes, but this doesn't come off.
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London
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Yes, but I guess it also depends on the helmet type, but the strap should be long enough.
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Yes, the tough rubber stretch strap fits quite easily through the vent holes on the top of an ordinary Giro helmet. It needs to be tilted quite far back to counter the slight head down angle of a determined commuter.
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Bristol, City of Bristol, UK
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Probably, although I haven't actually tried it myself.
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I have mounted this light on my helmet (specialized S3) easily as the rubber strap is very stretchy. Depends on the helmet and where you want to mount it .
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I've not done this, but in theory yes - the strap would fit through the holes in a helmet and could be hooked on to the light again.
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Yes, the strap is capable and the lightweight is ideal for strapping on helmet. But the issue is whether your helmet has a suitablly placed vent to run the strap through.
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Melbourne
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Yes It is.
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What is the material?

In the picture, it looks like the light is made out of brushed metal, but is it plastic?
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It is a really lightweight brushed metal I believe
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Yes - it's plastic.
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Plastic with a thin slice of brushed tin maybe on top?
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Auckland, New Zealand
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It's plastic
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It looks good, but it's plastic.
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The light is plastic with a rubber mount
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Melbourne VIC, Australia
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The material is plastic and the mount is rubber
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The top is brushed metal, the rest is plastic.
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Cambridge, UK
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It's a plastic material.
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I can confirm that this light is made from plastic.
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is this water proof?

is this water proof?
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Yokohama
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Yes, there is a little rubber flap that pushes into the USB charger port. Care needs to be had with it though as rough treatment can damage this part.
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Brisvegas
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Yes - from the rain! Mine has had more than a few downpours and its still working fine.
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No....not in heavy rain
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Yes it is, I use it in the rain and never had problems!
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Having used it whilst cycling through more rain than I care to remember this winter with no trouble, I'd say yes, it's waterproof.
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It says water resistant on the box...i rode through a bunch of rain the other day and the light is still going strong
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