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MiniInTheBox sold me an Electric Bike Horn. It has three settings. One sounds like a car alarm, the second sounds like a whistle, and the third sounds like one of those horns with the large rubber bulb that you squeeze. The first two are plenty loud, the last needs to be louder. The horn does NOT come with any instructions. All in all, I rate the horn GOOD.
Really bad, don't order from here, I can't login on the website, it tells me i've tried to many times. I've ordered a phone case one week ago, but didn't get any confirmation mail and can't look at the order status because i can't login on the site. Really worthless so if you want to waste money on nothing order on Miniinthebox
This is a scam site, and I have filed a police report agains them.
The product never arrives. Dont order from this site
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