LE Camping Light Rechargeable, 1000 Lumen Camping Lantern, Dimmable 4 Modes Camping Tent Lights with 4400mAh Power Bank, Camping Accessories, Rechargeable Lantern for Outdoors, Power Cuts and More

This is lovable. It has two types of light. Mad bright led and yellowish mellow. We use it at nighttime as well in our room

Still going strong after a couple of years regular use. Full charge lasts several hours, bright enough for a large tent, dimmable. Good value.

Strong sturdy reliable strong light, can be hung or free standing, durable light for campervan, thanks very much, good value for a quality product.

I was looking for something bright and this did exceed my expectations on arrival this is hard to look at on full light mode which is needed for the intended use eg camping fishing and all that jaz I was shocked on arrival I found out this also can charge you phone I don’t know about the durability of the battery but I will soon find out and I will update you guys overall the light comes with a hanging arm to hook the light on something eg inside a tent on the ceiling or whatever your requirements are even on a branch it feels heavy and durable and well built I’m not complaining as it’s portable also over very good

Really bright two light levels plus flashing .Same day delivery

So handy in the garden. I place them beside planters & trees & they provide a lovely ambiance. I have bought several & would recommend them.

Light and gives great illumination always lasts the camping trip

I bought this lantern for camping trips, and it has done its job excellently. I would certainly recommend it!There are four settings: 300 lumens, which is a warm, orangey white; 700 lumens, which is a bright white; 1000 lumens (also bright white); and flashing. Mostly, I use the 300 lumens setting as it is bright enough for most things, but the brighter settings come in useful at times.You can dim the light on any of the settings, except flashing, by long pressing the on/off button. It will slowly dim, going round in a cycle – dimmer and then brighter again – until you release the button. You can also unscrew the cover for brighter and more direct light.When you turn it on, the first mode is 700 lumens. Keep pressing it within two seconds, and it will change in the order of 700 to 300 to 1000 to flashing. I would have preferred it to go in order of brightness since, as mentioned, I mostly use the 300 lumens mode. This is not a huge problem, but it can be annoying to have to go through a significantly brighter setting to get to 300 lumens.Its handle makes it quite easy to carry, and the clip hook that folds out from the base means you can hang it in a tent (though it is rather small). It’s slightly heavier than some lanterns, but this was not an issue for me. It is easy to pack away and store as it is not too big.The lantern takes around eight hours to charge completely; it should be charged in the morning so that it is ready for night-time. I connected it to a large battery to charge while I was out camping, and I have also been able to charge it via a smaller power bank. The lantern battery does, however, last quite some time to make up for the lengthy charging. When mostly using the 300 lumens and sometimes 700 lumens setting, it has lasted several hours (maybe ten, though I didn’t time it properly). Plus, the fact that you do not have to go out and buy new batteries for it all the time is greatly beneficial.There is a small light above the button that glows green when the lantern is turned on, which will turn red when the battery is running low. When charging, it will be red and turns green when it has fully charged.The covering over the ports in the lantern seems a bit flimsy, and I feel as though it might break if you are not careful.Overall, this lantern is a fantastic choice for camping, and I imagine it would be useful for several other applications as well. For its price, it is great value.