SL-1000+
1000 Lumens
Mount
Built to Last 1000+ Miles
Full Control at Your Fingertips
Controlling individual lights is a thing of the past. Now you can customize groups of 12 lights with a single touch. Download the Free ShredLights app now:
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Customer Reviews
Great product
Vraiment malade la différence! Tu voit tout
Best undergrowth, I own 5 others plus another on the way, have them on all my pevs!!!
SL 1000+ is so great.
Bluetooth + app is very convenient, more lighter, very practical for ESK8 or EUC riding
Pretty sweet light that paired to app nicely and gives me what I need. Nice ability to adjust on app and has a solid construction with a very strong beam. Very happy with the purchase.
Battery life poorer than expected, cleaning of the FX difficult (keeping in mind where they are anticipated to be placed). Adding the 1000+ to the FX group is not reliable. In fact the 1000+ does not work consistently with the app, I have chosen to operate it manually. The vendor offered a video chat to review operation but then I never heard back from them. These are certainly not the cheapest lights available and I expect more from a premium product. As the title says I am satisfied (I’ll make them work for me) but I’m not overjoyed (I wo t be bragging to friends about them)
The bluetooth and new lens completes these lights in a big way.
The SL-1000+ is an upgrade in every way except one where it’s exceptionally worse. The threaded ring that holds the lens in is PLASTIC! one fall on my scooter and it’s already shattered, the old one is metal and took multiple falls no issue. I put the old one on the + and it works. If you get this you may want to buy the old ring while it’s still available. I hope shreadlights addresses this issues, I only want to buy durable products.
Otherwise the S-lock is much easier to take on and off, and it’s convenient to be able to fully adjust the different lighting modes. The lens also lights up the road much nicer, a cool even glow.
One last negative that I see in a ton of products nowadays so may be a USB protocol issue, the USB-C charging port does not accept USB-PD and does not fallback to standard, so most USB-C chargers will not charge it, you MUST use a USB-A charger and A to C cable. I gotta have a dumb C in addition to the fast ones. not really “one cable to rule them all” anymore, right?
I love it
