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Ravemen’s K series of headlights are budget friendly single LED designs with additional smart features. In this review, we’ll be looking at the K700 which is their second most affordable model in the lineup. The Ravemen K700 retails for $ which is quite affordable for the 700 lumen output. Despite the budget price, the K700 features modern features such as USB-C charging and an ambient light sensor that supports a smart output mode. Ravemen has also incorporated a single LED lens with horizontal diffusers that help spread the light out. The K700 light uses a simple tab mount that can be attached to a GoPro mount or on the handlebar using the supplied mounts. On the bottom of the Ravemen K700 you’ll find a raised plastic tab which is used for mounting. Although we would prefer a more standard quarter turn Garmin mount, like those found on the Magicshine Allty lights, this tab style mount works well and locks into place. Ravemen provides two mounts for the K700, a handlebar mount and a GoPro adapter. That means you can mount the K700 upright or flipped upside down on an out front mount. The handlebar mount is a standard rubber strap design with a matching plastic receiver for the tab mount. It’s a fairly thick rubber strap which should last quite a while along with a rubber pad to hold it in place. There is also a separate GoPro adapter which means you can flip the headlight upside down and attach it to a GoPro mount. Visually, the Ravemen K700 has a standard rectangular design with a black metal body. With this being the 700 lumen version, the K700 has a compact 2200 mAh internal battery and a single LED lens. In terms of dimension, the headlight is 101 mm x 34 mm x 37 mm which means it doesn’t take up much space on your handlebars. Branding on the light is limited to K700 printed in white on the side and a Ravemen logo on the top. There is a rubber power button at the center with a backlight and a glossy cutout above it. Within this window is a round cutout which is the ambient light sensor and an indicator below it which is illuminated when the smart mode is on. At the back of the light is a rubber cover which conceals the USB-C charging port... ... Read the full review @ ~ 00:00 Intro 00:10 Unboxing Specs 02:06 Fit Finish 06:24 Light Output 07:35 Comparison (Magicshine Allty, LightSKIN U8, KNOG Blinder, Trek Commuter) 12:17 The Final Score ~ Visit Our Website - Follow Us On Instagram - ~ RAVEMEN - ~
