If you've never tried our choice as the best rear light, now's the time – The Magicshine SEEMEE 300 is now at its lowest ever price in this limited-time cycling deal

The Magicshine SEEMEE 300 mounted on a bike
(Image credit: Magicshine)

There's no doubt that we love the Magishine SEEMEE 300, and we've highlighted many a good deal on what is our pick as the best rear bike light overall in the Cyclingnews bike lights buying guide.

Right now at Amazon, the SEEMEE 300 has just hit the lowest price we've ever seen. Currently discounted by a massive 41%, taking it down to a bargain price of just £35, and a saving of almost £25 on the Amazon RRP of £60.

Get the Magicshine SEEMEE 300 for just £35.18 at Amazon.

In his Magicshine SEEMEE 300 review, Cyclingnews' Senior Tech Writer, Will Jones, awarded it with a flawless review, and said, "it’s a pretty open-and-shut case to say the Magicshine is the best rear bike light on the market at the moment."

Magicshine SEEMEE 300
Best rear light
Save 41% (£24.81)
Magicshine SEEMEE 300: was £59.99 now £35.18 at Amazon

Save 41% The SEEMEE 300 is our best rear light overall and boasts a market-leading battery life of up to 200 hours. It's superbly bright with a maximum 300-lumen output powering two LEDs that combine with a bonus downward-facing LED. This is the lowest price we've ever seen on the Magicshine light, and it is a limited-time deal which ends on 16th January.

The SEEMEE 300 has the best battery life of any rear light on the market, at a huge 200 hours. Even though it's now been superseded by its SEEMEE 400 sibling, the 300 still beats that for battery life, with the latest Magicshine offering only coming in at a claimed 107 hours.

We've yet to review the SEEMEE 400, and although the battery life is less, it does tick a lot of boxes that suggest this model may come out on top when we do. This includes, as the name suggests, a max 400 lumen output, upping the output over the SEEMEE 300 by, you've guessed it, 100 lumens.

Elsewhere, the 400 now features integration with the best bike computers from the likes of Garmin, Wahoo and Hammerhead, which allows for on-the-go light control. The features on both versions are much the same, including the intelligent braking system, weight (at 80g), and the waterproof rating.

So the SEEMEE 300, unless you really want those extra 100 lumens, is still the way to go for a rear bike light, especially at this price. However, if you really want the latest version, then the Magicshine SEEMEE 400 is also currently discounted by 24% at Amazon. Taking it down to £53.19 from the £69.99 RRP.

Magicshine SEEMEE 400
Save 24% (£16.80)
Magicshine SEEMEE 400: was £69.99 now £53.19 at Amazon

Save 24% The SEEMEE 400 is the all-new and updated version of the 300, our best rear light overall. The superseded 300 still has the better run time between the two, but the 400 is still capable of running for a claimed 107 hours. It also boasts an extra 100 lumens of power and ANT+ enabled bike computer integration, which are interesting additions to this updated model. Discounted by 24% if you want the latest Magicshine rear light, then now's the time to grab it. It is also a limited-time deal which ends on 16th January.

Although these Amazon deals are UK-based, I've hunted around for Magicshine deals on Amazon US, and both the SEEMEE 300 and 400 have 20% off. These are less than the UK offers but are still worthy discounts, especially on the all-new SEEMEE 400.

Below, you'll also find the best Magicshine deals specific to your location.

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Paul Brett
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Paul Brett is a deals writer for Cyclingnews and has been cycling for as long as he can remember, initially catching the mountain biking bug in the 1990s, he raced mountain bikes for over a decade before injury cut short a glittering career. An award-winning photographer, when not riding a bike, he can be found at the side of a road world championship or a cyclocross track shooting the action. Paul was the founder, editor and writer of Proper Cycling magazine, and he's travelled the world interviewing some of the top personalities in cycling and writing about some of the biggest cycling brands.



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