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| | Features | All-in-one design...No wires or external batteries. Only 130 grams total w/ internal battery. Durable Aluminum allow bezel. Weather tight design3 lighting modes: High Low - Daylight Flash. 3 to 6 hours of run time. Control button located on top of light for easy access. Integrated Battery low warning light.Quick Release Li-Ion battery: Internal rechargeable Li-Ion battery. Quick Release Li-Ion battery allows on-the-fly battery change for endurance ridesUSB Rechargeable: Charges from the USB port of a computer or an electrical outlet.Quick release handlebar mount (fits 25.4-31.8mm handlebars)
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| | Description | The MiliOn 150 is the first one piece rechargeable headlight system that integrates one of the most powerful High-Brightness LEDs and a quick release Li-Ion battery into a single unit. With USB charging capabilities, multiple modes and battery status indicators, it is a powerful one piece setup at only 130 grams on your bike. High-Brightness LED Technology: provides maximum brightness and efficiency. White beam color resembles daylight. Smart Charging: Dual color charging status Indicator eliminates charge time guesswork. Smart charging ensures longer battery life. Wall charger compatible with 100 to 240 volts, for use worldwide. 5 hour charge time. | |
| | Product Details | | Package Length: | 7.2 inches | | Package Width: | 5.1 inches | | Package Height: | 2.2 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.65 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 4 reviews |
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Cygolite MiliOn 150 Dec 06, 2009
Great size and power - I was really surprised how compact this light was but impressed with how much light it threw on the road. A group of us do group road rides for base miles in the winter and this light at $99 is a great buy. USB charge is a plus. The only minus I have is the thin rubber seal around the aluminum head pops out occasionally when you run your fingers over it. It taps back into place but one of these days it may pop out when you don't want it to.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 All-in-one package and bright light make a solid way to light up the night Nov 19, 2009
First, the mount: It's very intuitive on how to get this thing mounted to your handlebars. The mount ring (which accomodates oversized handlebars?) comes with two add-in plastic slats that pop in for a "regular-sized" handlebar configuration. There's also a small rubber slat that you press in so that it doesn't slide around once mounted. All of this is intuitive, but the best part is, there are no tools needed to mount the light. A handy thumbscrew tightens the mount on to the bar, and the light itself has a quick-release plastic tab just like my red Planet Bike Blinky.
There is one awkward thing. The quick release tab that is attached to the light out of the box is held on by one screw in the center. Because this screw is not 100% tight, there is a bit of give, which allows the light to "pan" left and right a bit if you nudge it. I'm sure this isn't on purpose, and I tried tightening the screw, but the only way to get it as tight as it should be would be some kid of rubber washer in there to prevent give.
Now, the light: I made the mistake initially of pointing this down toward the ground a bit to not blind other cars. I wasn't so impressed with it. Then I adjusted it so it was pointing straight ahead, and things got a lot better! This thing light up signs (and lights them up well!) from a couple hundred feet away. It seems to have the brightness of 1/4 of a car headlight, I'd say. It throws this beam in a huge radius, though, which is great. It really "shines" when I take it on the half of my commute that doesn't have ANY street lighting whatsoever. When I am in this pitch black area, I can see the road, any signs coming up, and the contents of the ditches on the sides of the road. Pretty sweet.
I'm sure the 200 model would be brighter, but I'm already spending alot on bike gear getting ready for winter, and am trying to save money where I can. I'd say that if you are going to be in a pitch black area for more than two miles on your ride, or if you really don't mind the extra 30 bucks, hit up the 200 model. With my one mile of pitch black, this model works great for me, and I have no regrets.
Charging: Choice of USB or wall charging is great, and so far (1 full week of use) it's very solid and reliable. 3 hours of burn time per charge mean I only have to charge this once a week. The instructions say to never use any charging cable other than the one provided, but it looks like a normal mini-USB. I won't risk it, though it would be nice to be able to charge my light at work with one of the cables there.
It's odd that there aren't more reviews on this light, but that's probably because it's a new product. Just understand that the ONLY difference between the 150 and 200 models is brightness. The 200 is 33% brighter than the 150. That's the only difference.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Milion 150 Nov 11, 2009
I bought the Milion 150 along with the Milion 200 a few months ago, and both are great products. I figured I'd buy both so I could use one as a headlight and one as a helmet light, but having just either one turns out to be enough light. The 200 is brighter but the 150 does what it needs to do as well. The 50 lumen difference isn't drastically different. If you're looking for a lower price alternative to the Milion 200 but still want a great quality product, definitely go with the 150.
0 of 5 found the following review helpful:
 Go with Cygolite 200 Nov 11, 2009
Go with Cygolite Milion (LED Output) of 200 Lumens not the 150 Lumens, because there's a major difference between 150 and 200, in light brightness and the light distribution. Plus, there's only @ $30 dollars price difference... Chump Change!
Example of the Difference: The 150 is like a car on dim with one headlamp out compared to the 200...
Check out my Cygolite 200 Lumens light Review. You'll be Happy You Did!
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