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I couldnt find a comparison of how bright / broad they were but those prices I thought I'd get one of each.
I have no idea how long they'll last: but usually I'll loose them before they die.
Should be obvious which is which.
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I'm happy with mine, they survived all of last winter ok. I've got the one second from the left and the right most one too.
I really couldn't ask for more from a rear light.
I've got one on each bike. For £2 each (couple of years ago) it seemed a no brainer. Saves me having to swap lights around.
I've got the right most one I think? 2x 0.5W LED?
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I'm pretty sure the 5 LED one is as near as possible a clone of a cateye 610. Its certainly as bright and the modes are the same. Maybe it wont last as long though.
The 60 lumen rechargeable 'shield' one looks identical to a moon light at double the price.
http://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/LIARSURRL/areo-shield-usb-rechargable-rear-light