Magicshine: smart front lights, MTB lights and mounts for cyclists

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Magicshine is a bike light maker from Shenzhen in China. The company dates back to 1999 and released its first bike light, the MJ-808, in the late 2000s. It now says it has been developing cycling lights for more than 18 years and has over 10 million users and 5,000 retail partners worldwide. Its lights have been picked out by cycling titles such as BikeRadar and Cycling Weekly.

It suits road cyclists, gravel riders and mountain bikers who ride before sunrise or after dark, and commuters who want a front light that's bright enough to see by, not just to be seen. Several lights connect to bike computers from Garmin, Wahoo and Hammerhead over ANT+, and some can be controlled from Shimano Di2 shift buttons.

The shop also sells smart rear lights, such as the SEEMEE 400 ANT+ taillight at $64.99, and small spares like Garmin-style mount bases from $6.99 and a LightSync remote control at $19.99, so you can build up a set-up over time rather than all at once.

What's worth a look

These six were on the Magicshine homepage at full price when we checked:

For road and gravel riding, the RAY 3000 at $159.99 is the light Magicshine was promoting for long rides, with high output and long runtime. The HORI 1300 PRO at $99.99 is a smart front light that works with ANT+ and Di2, and the homepage explains that its beam has a cut-off edge to reduce glare for oncoming traffic.

The EVO range uses Magicshine's MagicLock magnetic mount, which lets you snap the light on and off quickly when you lock the bike up. The EVO 1700 PRO is $89.99 and the EVO 1700 UT smart integrated light is $119.99.

Off-road, the MONTEER 8000S V2.0 at $419.99 is a five-LED light with a remote, and the homepage notes it was named best overall by BikeRadar. If you ride a Brompton, the FORKIX mount at $19.99 gives you a place to fit a front light on the folding bike.

Current offers

We list free standard shipping on Magicshine orders over $79.99, and the homepage shows the same threshold. Shop Pay lets you split a purchase into four interest-free payments. There were no markdowns on the homepage lights when we checked; if we find a code, it'll go on our Magicshine page.

How to save more

• Match the light to the ride. A 1,300 to 1,700-lumen light is plenty for most road commuting, so you don't need a $400 mountain bike light for town.
• Add mounts or a remote to a light order to get over the $79.99 free shipping line.
• Check your bike computer and gears first. The ANT+ and Di2 features only help if your set-up supports them.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 7 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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