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LED Camping Lantern, Rechargeable Light with Magnet Base, 2200 mAh, Survival Kit for Emergency, Hurricane, Outage
MULTIPLE FUNCTION: (1) LED Flashlight and Camping Light: The Camping Lantern can be switched between flashlight mode and camping light mode. (2) Worked as night light (3) Built-in magnet for the place where there is no hook.
MULTIPLE MODES: (1) LED Flashlight has 3 modes: strong, middle and low; (2) Camping light has 4 modes: strong, low, warning and SOS.
PORTABLE: Ultra-light weight and small LED lantern with portable hook, easy to carry out. Dimension: 3.23 x 3.23 x 2.17 inches, weigh: 5.96oz.
DURABLE USAGE: (1) The LED flashlight could last 20 hours at low brightness mode, 10 hours at middle brightness mode and 5 hours at high brightness mode. No need to carry batteries any more. (2) The LED camping light could last 15 hours at low brightness mode and 3 hours at high brightness mode. (3) Rechargeable for more than 500 times. (4) Anticorrosive material (5) Water-proof for outdoor usage, IP66
Wide Applications
Camping Light
With Flashlight
Camping Light
Peter R
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025
I may write a longer review later, but here is the bottom line: I buy these lanterns every time they go on sale.I used to buy those large lanterns that look like a headlight on a car. They are lots of fun. Like holding a laser beam. And they didn't last more than 6 months on average. Wising up, I tried a Litpath Orange lantern. Cute. Puts out a fair beam, and has a general illumination mode. Kids love the red flashing mode. On the lowest setting, it will illuminate for a day or more.Eventually I realized that my lantern never broke. I bought more. They didn't break either. Now I buy them in multiples and give them away to friends.
Chess
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2024
This is a good light for tents or lighting up a rooms during a power outage. Has a good runtime and charges via USB. For extended use it can be charged via solar panel.
E. N.
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2022
Ok so, I wanted a light that wasn't too bright. It's easy to find the most lumens, and every light says it has all the modes, but THIS ONE! This one is legit. I didn't use the red modes, but those low modes, man. I needed that.Background: I work graveyard shift at a residential facility. This thing makes my job ez-pz. Nobody wakes up, but it gives me light to see into the rooms. It also charges my phone in a pinch, and I NEVER have to worry about battery life. This thing is a life saver. Clip it to my belt and forget about it. Magnet it to a file cabinet for when I'm home during the day, and I don't have to worry about it getting in the way. Super easy. Super convenient. The bright mode was great walking around the grounds by myself. A++, would buy again.My only minor nit-pick is that the clip could be a little more reliable. It's not bad, but the metal part is a little flimsy. Still hooks fine, and it's got great tensile strength.
Jugliz
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2020
There are two versions of the lantern, and they each have their strengths. This is the larger one, which is extremely bright. My home does not have as many electrical outlets as I could wish, especially since electronics have become so much more widely used. I don't camp, I use the lanterns in an odd corner where it's much easier to just hang them on a hook or set them on a table. then try to run a very long extension cord from the other side of the room. This is great for that, and a lot less trouble than the battery-operated lanterns I had been using.Added later: The only trouble I've had is that the hanging handle broke, but I didn't use it all that much once I got a lantern with remote. This became more or less the lantern that I keep in reach when I wake up at night. I plan to get another, at which point this will be in the car for emergencies.This takes a little longer to charge than my Siiviton, but since I just plug them into the charger when I leave for work, that's no big problem. I also think that the Siiviton lasts a little longer, maybe an hour or so, and it charges a bit faster, but it doesn't have the magnet (and that's why this is the one that is going to the car).I use this lantern at it's highest power, and it really lights up the area and is great for reading. Brightness uses a lot of energy, of course -- so my one caveat is that after 8-10 hours, it needs to be recharged. This isn't a problem for me, but it could be for someone who isn't going to be able to use a charger. It lasts the evening for me, and I just plug it in to be recharged when I don't need it. Of course, it can also be used at a lower light level, and should then last longer. I also have the smaller version, which has a softer light -- I keep it next to my bed and it's handy when I don't need much light, and lasts longer too. It was also adequate to read by, but I'm glad I have both.
Livingandlearning
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2020
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Joanne
Reviewed in Canada on December 15, 2020
When power goes out and fir outdoor bbqing.
Mike
Reviewed in Canada on October 26, 2020
This light work well on our recent camping trip, lots of light in the tent
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