LED Camping Lantern, Water Resistant Emergency Light for Power Outage, Hurricane, Hiking

Item as stated. Lantern is quite bright and will be very useful if the power goes out. Lightweight but extremely sturdy

We love these lamps!!!! The levels of light to use and the longevity of the batteries are amazing!!! Also great for storms when electric goes off!!!

bought this and a fan for power outages. picked right on both items..this lamp is pretty perfect for this need. the variable brightness dial is a big step up from buttons you push repeatedly to get maybe 3 settings. this is a full blown rheostat, and it turns smoothly through the lights entire possible range..on max, it brightens my whole living room to a degree you can read print, down low where you get max battery life, you can see pretty clearly, and navigate easily..the 4 d batteries in the bottom lend it weight and good stability..seems pretty well made, though the battery compartment is a bit less so. the bottom cover screws on solidly. might could use an o ring to make it watertight..I can see where it would be useful in a campsite..the rotating on off knob is awesome. its really bright on max. kicks a candles a** !

Small, but mighty! Lightweight compared to the heavy lanterns I was replacing. I’m 72 and these are easy for me to carry from room to room. I bought 3 to make it safer to get around the house during a power outage. The batteries are easy to change and operation is simple. I’m considering giving a couple to my nephew as a wedding gift!

Overall, the unit is better constructed than it's counterparts. It "looks and feels" more robust. The variable light adjustment is unique. At $27, the price is at the low end for a +2500lm lantern..On the other hand there are negatives. The rechargeable and modern versions have the following problems:1. The tungsten filaments in the former produces a tan-brownish color light, very annoying and unnatural..2. The modern variant casts a white light. It is cold and harsh..3. Duration is short for rechargeable. On user reported 2.5 hours. As for the alkaline battery powered unit, he reported a 5.5 hour life..Power outages in Seattle are 3.0 to 14.5 hours. Only the modern model is able to cover the short end. It needs three sets or 12 D batteries to handle 14.5 hours. As for the rechargeable variant, the unit needs continuous recharging. Since all outlets are non-functional, that model is totally useless in any emergency..4. The light rating is 2500lm rating. That is equal to a 166.7 watt bulb. From direct observation, the product does cast a brighter light in comparison to a table lamp with a 100 watt frosted LED. However, it is not that much stronger. I estimate 125 watts perhaps..A better alternative is to invest in a 300-watt portable power station. Plug one or two table lamps into the unit, and your living room is lit for the entire evening. A 100 watt frosted LED bulb only consumes 4 watts of electricity..Unfortunately, lithium-based units are expensive, ranging from $250 to $350. However, Amazon customer returns are cheaper. I was able to buy a $300 camping unit for $127.

Perfect size for camping or in those times you lose power and need some light! Very well built and great value.

Good lantern ,bright enough to light a room. I keep it in the house for when the lights go out due to storms or any other situations not having electricity.

I bought my first lantern one year ago and was so pleased with it I bought a second one here this summer.I recently charged both lanterns and went on a five night camping trip. The first time I turned one lantern on it would not illuminate, but rather gave a brief “flash” of light when the “on button” was about 1/3rd on. I fiddled with the on button, turning it on/off and testing settings for the on button. Nothing changed.I then tried the second lantern. Exactly the same problem. This common problem now meant the one-year old example and the new Summer ‘24 example were both non-operable.When I got home I again placed each lantern on the charger, just to see if the batteries had not earlier charged correctly. I fully charged both lanterns. Again I only got that brief “flash” of light and then the lanterns went dark on each lantern. The problems continued.I am now out over $72.00 for two non-operable lanterns. If I could I would give zero stars as my rating of this lantern.I am back to searching for a reliable rechargeable camping lantern which I can use for Fall ‘24 camping trips.Anyone else have this problem?Frustrated in California.