Love it! Going to a school where the mascot is a Gamecock makes the rooster crow especially meaningful and “move-out-the-way-worthy”😂🤙

Just a fun bike horn/bell with lots of different sounds. Our Grandson loves it!

The horn of the light works great. I’m putting it on my handicap scooter.

This is affixed to my mobility scooter to use instead of the feeble pathetic “horn” the manufacturer included. There are a number of sounds on this horn and it’s been fun so far! It’s loud and people around me especially in crowds pay attention! I love how fun this is!

Great 'toy' Bought for my nephew's new bike. The noises are hilarious. He's 8. Great gift

This horn is fantastic! Super loud for its size, making it perfect for keeping kids safe on bikes and scooters. Easy to install and sturdy, it has survived a few accidental drops already without any issues. My child loves using it on his scooter.

Everyone comment son this and loves it!

Perfect. Definitely reminds me of how time has changed with the LED lighting, sounds, and multiple ways to honk. My 7yr old loves it.

This siren is great, It even lights up. It also makes lots of other sounds and has a remote button.

So cute! We bought this for our grandson’s playground helicopter, since it makes a helicopter sound & he loves it. He also likes the other sounds it makes

I bought this to go on a scooter for a broken foot. This very much entertained the girl using it. Cheered her up for sure. It’s loud enough and has fun sounds.

My daughter loves it, easy to install, but the light is a bit weak and some of the sounds are a bit muffled.

This little horn was easy to attach to the bike and the bonus was having the little extension where you could just push it with a finger. My grandson loves the different sounds it makes, and as a new bike rider it is easy for him to operate this horn

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I purchased this product to pimp out my BlessReach Knee Scooter.I selected the European siren sound as it reminded me of my ambulance ride to a Paris hospital.Wish I could also save the backup version as well.Everyone gets a kick out of this whenever I make my grand entrance.

I got this bell has a joke for my husband's knee scooter after surgery. It’s not your ordinary ding-ding bike bell, it has 25 different sounds. His favorite sound is the laser effect. Pew pew! To add to the fun, it has two colored lights (white and green) they have 3 different modes. Normal, flash slow, and flash fast. Not only fun but a great safety feature too. I can imagine this being the most amazing bike bell for a little kid.

I bought three of these and my grandkids love them. They make so many different sounds. The only problem is that if they turn on the headlight, they have to push the button seven times to cycle through before it turns off. In the daytime, you can’t necessarily tell if the headlight is still on so the batteries die overnight. They take AA batteries and you will have to change them often because of this design flaw. Also, one of them has a bad thumb switch that gave out pretty quickly.

Everyone is talking about children loving this but consider this on the handlebars of an adult mobility scooter. I love my scooter, but it doesn't have a horn or backup beeper. With this device, I am able to make the sound of a backup beeper to warn other senior residents in my retirement community. Also, the bike bell is loud enough to hear, whereas many scooters have a very "quiet" bell tone. Probably won't be using the other sound effects. Plus, the light is very bright. Another bonus.

I frequent amusement parks with a mobility scooter. People are so engrossed with their phones that they can't see me coming & they run into me. I bought this horn & it's wonderful. It's loud enough in a crowd & it makes people look up to see me. They even laugh when they hear the sounds so it's not uncomfortable when we engage. I like that you can change the horn sounds too. The light is super bright so it's easy to see where I'm going in the dark. It's small so people don't mess with it when I leave my scooter. They can't see it. I used to have a standard bulb horn & people would play with it when I wasn't on it. Someone broke it while trying to steal it at Disneyland. How rude!! When I see a cranky kid in line I let them play with the horn & choose a sound they like. The parents are very grateful for the help. I like that it takes 2 AA batteries so I don't have to charge it. Sometimes the charging is inconvenient. Overall this was an excellent investment. The description says it's for kids, but it's very useful for adults too.

It is fun to play with but not loud enough to alert people on the bike path that you are coming up behind them.If you need a bell for safety, consider something else.The headlight is nice. White light or green.

I purchased for 18 month old grandson obsessed with pushing buttons and sounds. I wanted something to attach to the upper fort section of the swing set that would be entertaining for the grandkids. Decided to not place it there because the weather would probably destroy the product. So instead my grandson has been having a blast pushing the buttons to flash the lights and go through the multiple sounds. It didn't take him long to figure out which buttons did what, even the bottom one that controls the volume, ( I keep turning it down and he keeps turning it up ;) ) Sadly, he pushed so hard on the repeat button that it descended into the unit and will not work anymore. Everything else still works though. Probably not a horn for a toddler to play with, but I think any age child would enjoy the multitude of sounds from fire engine, to wild animals and yes, even a burp, which causes hysterical laughter from the toddler.