MASBRILL Light Up Dog Collar Rechargeable (LED, 7 colours, 8 lighting modes) – Black, Size M
Product description
What it is (and why people buy one)
The MASBRILL Light Up Dog Collar is a rechargeable LED dog collar designed to make pets easier to spot in the dark. It’s aimed at the practical stuff: evening walks, early-morning exits, and routes where visibility matters to you and other road users. Over the paper, it leans into “active visibility” rather than passive reflectors, using bright LED lights and multiple colours/modes.
If you’ve ever had that uneasy feeling on a dark street—can you be seen, and can drivers recognise there’s a dog nearby?—this collar is built to help with that. It’s not a substitute for responsible walking (or keeping to safe routes), but it does add a clear visual cue.
Key takeaways at a glance
This collar combines a rechargeable USB-C design with 7 lighting colours and 8 lighting modes. The lights can be set to cycle quickly, or switched to a solid colour depending on how you press the button.
It’s also adjustable and made from nylon, with an on-board LED system powered by a rechargeable battery (no disposable batteries to think about). The collar includes a D-ring (coated alloy) for attaching a lead.
You should also know where the claims stop: the collar is described as waterproof/resistant, but it’s not intended for swimming or long submersion.
Where it shines in everyday use
For most owners, the biggest win is the ability to choose how noticeable you want your dog to look.
- On darker streets: switching to a brighter, solid colour can make your dog stand out more clearly than a single static reflector.
- For different moods/conditions: if you prefer a calmer look at home but want stronger visibility outdoors, cycling through colours can be useful.
A micro example: imagine you finish work after it’s fully dark. You clip on the lead via the D-ring, power up the collar, and set a solid colour. The collar gives an immediate “there’s movement here” visual, which can feel reassuring when you’re navigating parks, lanes, or crossings.
What stands out about the lighting
The lighting setup is the main selling point here. It offers:
- 7 colours in one collar (red, green, blue, white, indigo, yellow, purple)
- 8 lighting modes. The button press is described as cycling through the colours with a fast blink first, then using subsequent presses to set a solid colour.
It’s a nice level of control for a dog collar, but keep your expectations realistic: the “up to 500 metres” visibility figure is presented as a potential visibility range “for light visibility”, so results can vary with surroundings, weather, and your dog’s movement.
Tech summary: power, charging, and protection
This is a rechargeable LED collar. The listing states it uses USB-C charging and includes a USB-C cable. There’s also a charging indicator: a red light stays on while charging and switches off when it’s fully charged.
The practical details to note: - It’s described as fully charging in 2 hours - It’s stated to provide up to 10 hours of use - Use only a 5V adapter, and seal the charging port well after charging - It’s described as water-resistant for conditions like heavy rain or snow storms, but not suitable for swimming or extended submersion
If you’re the type of owner who forgets to charge things regularly, this one helps compared to battery-only collars—though you’ll still want a quick routine so it doesn’t run out mid-walk.
Getting the fit right (Size M in particular)
Size matters with any collar-style light. The listing provides the sizing range for M as 38–50 cm. It also mentions adjustable fit and that it’s intended for small, medium, and large dogs depending on size.
A useful check before buying: measure your dog’s neck properly and allow for the way the collar sits day to day (you don’t want it too tight, but you also don’t want it so loose that it shifts around).
One more practical detail: the D-ring is coated alloy, positioned for quick lead attachment, so you can clip in without needing an extra harness in the moment.
Who it suits best (and who should skip it)
This collar makes the most sense if you walk your dog in darker conditions and you want more than basic reflectivity. The rechargeability also appeals if you prefer not to constantly replace batteries.
It may not be the best match if: - your dog needs waterproof gear for swimming or long time in water (this one is not designed for that) - you’re after something extremely subtle—flashing LEDs are meant to be noticed, not blend in - you don’t want to manage charging and setting modes during busy mornings
On paper, it sits in a sensible, everyday-use category: bright enough to matter, with enough mode options to adapt to different walks.
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if you prioritise visible LED lighting for night walks, want rechargeable USB-C convenience, and like the ability to switch between multiple colours and modes.
You may want to skip it if your main need is water immersion performance, or if you’d rather avoid charged devices and any reliance on setting modes.
If you’re buying for a medium-sized dog and the 38–50 cm neck range lines up, it’s the kind of practical upgrade that can genuinely improve what drivers and other pedestrians notice when the light drops.
Mini FAQ
How long does it last on a full charge?
The listing states up to 10 hours of use after a full charge.
Does it use disposable batteries?
No—it's described as rechargeable and USB-C powered.
Is it fully waterproof?
It’s described as resistant to water and works in rainy/snowy conditions, but it’s not suitable for swimming or prolonged submersion.
Can I choose a single colour or only flashing?
You can set it to a solid colour after the initial cycling mode, according to how the button is pressed.
What size is Size M?
Size M is listed for 38–50 cm neck range.