The Cube-X builds on the success of its predecessor, increasing the diode count on the COB LED fro...The Cube-X builds on the success of its predecessor, increasing the diode count on the COB LED from 36 to an impressive 140. Perfect for the urban environment, the Ultratorch Cube-X stands out in the crowd and the compact COB (chip-on-board) arrangement takes up the smallest space on the seatpost. Key Features: Low battery indicator, USB Rechargeable 3.7v 300mAh li-Pol battery, Waterproof IPX4, Tool-free seatpost (rear) strap and micro-USB cable included. Dimensions: 40 x 38 x 23mm.
This guide helps cyclists using the Oxford Ultratorch Cube-X R25 Rear LED Cycle Light understand its features and get the most out of it. Designed for urban environments, it enhances visibility with a bright COB LED array. However, note that it's designed primarily for rear visibility and may not be a primary light source in unlit areas.
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Brand
Oxford
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FAQs
How do I turn the light on and off?
Press the power button on the light to cycle through the modes and to turn it off.
How long does the battery last?
Battery life depends on the mode used. Check the product specifications for exact run times.
Is the light waterproof?
Yes, it has an IPX4 waterproof rating, which means it is protected against water splashes from any direction.
What kind of USB cable does it use?
It uses a micro-USB cable for charging.
Can I replace the battery?
The battery is not user-replaceable. If there are any battery-related issues, please contact customer support.
How do I know when the light is fully charged?
The light usually has an indicator light that changes color when charging is complete.
What if the strap breaks?
Contact Oxford customer service or a local bike shop for replacement options.
Troubleshooting
Light won't turn on.
Ensure the light is charged. If it still doesn't turn on, check the power button and try again. Contact support if the issue persists.
Light doesn't seem very bright.
Check the light mode and consider switching to a brighter setting. Ensure the light is clean, as dirt can diminish brightness.
Light is not charging.
Make sure the micro-USB cable is securely connected to both the light and the power source. Try a different USB cable or power source to rule out a faulty cable or charger.
Pros and Cons
Pros
High visibility in urban settings.
Easy USB charging.
Compact and lightweight.
Water-resistant build.
Simple, tool-free installation.
Cons
May not be bright enough for unlit roads on its own.
Battery life may vary depending on usage.
Not a primary light source for dark environments.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Attachment: The light attaches to your seatpost using the included tool-free strap. Wrap the strap around the seatpost and secure it.
Charging: Use the included micro-USB cable to charge the light. Connect it to a USB power source. The light will indicate charging status.
Compatibility: Compatible with most standard seatposts. Ensure a secure fit before each ride.