LECART Led Anti-Collision Strobe Lights Wireless Remote Control 7 Colors USB Charging Led Strobe Lights Drone for Night Flying Riding Car Motorcycle Bike Scooter Emergency Warning Flash Light 4 Pcs

These are nice and bright. I think they will work on a drone but always check the laws and figure out for yourself if these will work. These lights have several setting for flashing speeds, patterns, and in all 7 colors. 2 things I didnt like: There is no quick connect mount, it comes with double sided tape to mount, which mean it isnt going to be a simple put on and take off of your device easily. The 2nd thing, is I hate the SOS mode. I will most likely use these on my Ebike, but I may try it on my drone (I need to do more reading).

Extremely bright stove light but it came loose during flight. The Velcro would no stay stuck to the Mavic 3. Can’t use this without getting replacement Velcro.

I ordered these lights to install on my bike for night riding. It comes with two rechargeable lights that is remote controlled and is included. With 7 light colors and 26 modes this is sure to get noticed. Really cool lights!

They’re bright, no wires, & different modes with a remote is awesome to have.

You need all the extra warning to drivers behind you day or night. These lights are bright and very easy to install. The remote offers so many different option for these lights. Guaranteed to get anyone’s attention. Highly recommended for anyone who rides a motorcycle, especially at night.

These are very nice nighttime lights for my drone. They fit perfectly with the included Velcro strips, so I can easily take them off to put inside my case or charge them. They also include rubber bands to attach them, if you prefer. The LED lights are easy to charge and attach easily to the drone body. The lights are very bright and last for as long as the battery does for my drone. They can be charged with any USB source (i.e., electrical outlet or rechargeable battery pack). They include 2 USB cables in the box, but they are very short. So, I just used my regular USB-C cables, which worked fine. The lights have lots of different colors and modes (flashing, still, etc.). Since they are being used on my drone, I just set them for Civic Aviation mode. I also choose the option for the 2 lights with the remote. The remote is a great idea, because I can get everything all set and turn them on when Im ready to fly. I feel these LED lights and remote are boxed very nice and the price is very good. They have several uses beyond for a drone too. They would make a great present as well. I highly recommend!

Hi, I did what is on your video for vibration mode but doesnt work, is not even flashing blue or green for know if is activated or no. :( either way really good lights.

This review is for LECART Wireless Anti-Collision Strobe Lights 7 Colors Battery Operated Led, $16 on amazon. You receive two of these lights. They are 2” long and 1” wide and ¾” thick. Each gets charged using one of the two provided USB-A to USB-C cables. The body illuminates red during charging and no light once fully charged. The USB-C port has a cover that can be installed after charging. There is a soft press button on the face of the device. Long press that button (2 seconds) to turn on the device and long press to shut it off. Short pressing that button brings up the various flashing modes and various 7 color modes. Flashing options include quick (strobe-like) flashing, SOS mode - three fast flashes followed by three slow flashes, and steady/non-flashing. I’m having some difficulty typing right now since I was just staring at the extremely bright lights and that has left my eyes a little fuzzy. Options for securing these to a surface include elastic-like stretchy bands (provided) and two sided sticky-back tape (provided). I am the neighbor who clears the street and common land of leaves during the fall. I plan to attach these flashers to my Little Wonder 18 HP walk-behind leaf blower so I’ll be less apt to get accidentally** run over by another neighbor’s car while I’m in the street pushing those nasty fallen leaves. ** Intentionally run over maybe