Rechargeable LED Camping Lantern

Great LED lanterns that charge quickly and provide lighting for hours. Very bright and has a few different settings. Great for when you have a power outage or you need additional lighting in a workshop. Excellent for camping or toss one into your vehicle for safety if you break down. Simple and effective.

These make great emergency lights. They hold a good charge. They are nice and bright.

Works well. Bright enough to light up a room. A plus on the charging features.

TLDR: They're great, but too many settings. Longer review: Love them! We have them for camping and power outages. They last a really long time. In fact, just today I realized that I forgot to turn them off from using them all day yesterday. They were pretty dim, but still on, and lighting my shed over 24 hours later. Well worth the money. Likes: Battery life. Superb. Bright. They are dimmable. Dislikes: WHY DOES EVERYTHING HAVE TO STROBE???????!!!!!! I get so sick and tired of flashlights and other lights that have 634 different settings to get back to the one you want, then they strobe on top of it. Please, if the company actually reads these reviews, stop it. You want 6,000 different settings, fine. But make a button that is ON/ OFF. That's it. "hey I need light, (click) *light turns on as expected* YAY! Not: "hey, I need light" (click) white, whiter white, warm, dim, dim, dim, bright, bright, bright, bright, warm, warm, warm, STROBE, off, white, whiter. JUST STOP!!! ON/ OFF. Please. Thank you.

Great light

Lightweight, RECHARGEABLE, multi-option light setting, very bright, has flasher. Charges fast. One on each floor of house for power outage. Not sure on battery length or weatherproof but great for hour or emergency in car. Easy, simple, everything you need.

Exactly as described on the site. Used during a camping trip and worked flawlessly.

The 1800LM rechargeable lanterns hold a charge for a long time and are very bright. Excellent lanterns!

Me likey Work well Nice and bright

Semble être un bon produit mais pas encore utilisé en situation réel! Le fabriquant fournit des câble de recharge de 36 pouces ce qui est pas si mal!... La première charge au débalage à duré 5 heures. Je l'ai tester à la maison et pour l'instant sur le mode day light et sur le mode blanc LED le gradateur d'intensité fonctionne très bien le mode blanc est un éclairage assez puissant pour avoir des flash aux yeux si regarder directement. Le plastique est solide, bonne conception et quand on la transporte on n'as pas l'impression de manipuler un jouet, et pour l'intant je suis très satifait mais attention ce n'était pas une aubaine! 35$ chacune et c'est le prix que ça vaut! Anyway je vais faire une mise a jour plus tard si ya quelque chose qui vas pas.

I love this lantern. I bought both the battery version and the USB version and I love them both. They are a good size and have carrying/handing handles. The light is incredibly bright. I have bought lanterns before from other sources and none have ever been this bright. I even use it to light up my storage room. The ceiling light in there is poor for lighting but these lanterns do a great job. The battery version is a bit heavier because of the batteries but both are great products. I decided to buy both for practical reasons. In case power runs out on the USB version and I'm unable to plug in to recharge at the time, I'll have the battery version I can use as a backup. The lantern itself is of great quality and the fact that there are different light options is a nice bonus. I really can't say enough good things about this product.

Work really well and throw off a great deal of light. But I bought mine in Oct 2023 for $70 - have zero idea why they would be $160 now (or why people pay that much). Anyway, if you're finished with burning actual money, burn just a bit more and buy these.

This little lantern produces a very bright light. The ad claims 1800 Lumens. Although I don't have a device to measure lumens, I do know that the old 100-watt incandescent lightbulb produced somewhere near that brightness (although at about 2600 Kelvin - a yellowish light), and this lantern is probably as bright as that old bulb would have been. Everything is controlled via one button. The button is an on/off switch, a dimmer switch and a selector switch. This might be confusing to some. Getting the exact light you want requires some effort on the user's part as you keep pushing this one button to adjust for the lumens (brightness), the colour (Kelvin count: from white to yellowish light) and solid light or flashing light. But once you have what you want set and working, it's a great little lantern. (Too bad that it doesn't return to its last setting after being turned off and back on again. Instead, you have to start all over adjusting it.) I have no idea how long the fully charged battery will stay charged, nor how long the lantern will stay lit on various brightness settings, however, if the manufacturer was fairly accurate in their claim for brightness (Lumens - which they were!), then the claim that it will run for several hours (somewhere, I read 6 or 7 hours at 1800 LM) sounds good to me!