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I bought a two-light set last winter and they developed a fault on using this autumn. I contacted customer service and all I can say is what a wonderfully helpful response I had. A full replacement with no quibbles and very friendly email communications. A company that I would certainly deal with again in the future. Five stars all round!
Quality products & proper customer service.
I bought a few Apace products for cycling & walking from Amazon UK. The products are very well designed and made (lights and reflective vests).
Amazon had a glitch with a promotion code and subsequently "lost" a delivery. On both occasions Apace's customer care kicked in. It's rare these days and inspired me to give them a review. No hesitation in recommending their products and their company ethos.
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