The iGPSPORT VS800S Smart Front Light is a compact smart front light designed for commuting, training, gravel and road riding. It delivers up to 800 lumens with a 140m effective range and features 220° lateral visibility, a professional TIR optical system, enhanced anti-glare cut-off line, speed-adaptive brightness, ambient light sensing, smart control, USB-C charging and IPX6 water resistance.
Key Features
- 800 lumen maximum output – Strong front visibility for everyday and low-light riding
- Up to 140m range – Helps illuminate the road or trail ahead
- 220° lateral visibility – Improves visibility from wider angles
- Professional TIR optical system – Focused beam for controlled illumination
- Enhanced anti-glare cut-off line – Helps reduce glare for other road users
- Speed-adaptive brightness – Adjusts output according to riding speed
- Ambient light sensor – Automatically adapts brightness to changing light conditions
- 5 lighting modes – Includes a custom mode for flexible setup
- Smart control compatibility – Control via iGPSPORT App and compatible cycling computers
- Intelligent battery display – Shows battery level and remaining runtime
- Automatic sleep and wake – Saves battery when stationary and wakes when riding
- 4,000mAh rechargeable battery – Strong capacity for regular use
- Approx. 5-100 hours battery life – Runtime varies depending on selected mode
- BLE wireless connectivity – Enables smart connected functions
- USB-C charging – Convenient modern charging connection
- Approx. 2.5 hour charge time – Quick recharge for everyday use
- IPX6 water resistance – Built for rain, spray and wet-weather riding
- Aluminium alloy construction – Durable body for regular riding
- Compact dimensions – 108 x 31 x 29mm
- Approx. 160g weight – Solid, compact and practical
The iGPSPORT VS800S is a strong choice for riders who want smart front-light performance in a compact, durable package. With adaptive brightness, wide visibility, anti-glare beam control and excellent battery life, it is ideal for commuting, training, gravel riding and regular low-light cycling.