LED Camping Lantern Rechargeable, 280LM, 3 Light Modes, 3000mAh Power Bank, Waterproof, Perfect Mini Flashlight with Magnetic Base for Hurricane Emergency, Outdoor, Hiking, Home and Car by LE

I've decided to go completely rechargeable in order to avoid having to pack propane and batteries or forgetting them. I have 5 accessory ports between the camper and the Grand Cherokee, so why not use them? I have plenty of USBbr>adaptors,br>so in comes the LE portable camping lantern, and I'm all in! Here's what I like about it: the size is perfect, the brightness for this small light is more than adequate, the built-in always-accessible USB cable is great, the metal base is tough, all the electronics (switches, charging status, and power bank ports) are easy to access, and, perhaps most importantly for me, those two METAL hooks, the competitionbr>all seem to have plastic hooks, which have always been a problem (they break) and almost impossible to remove. br>My intention for this light is to keep it in the Jeep's console as an emergency light, but I believe it will find its way into camping use in some capacity. I have three daughters, and they will each receive one for Christmas to keep in their homes or cars. br>Having said that, I do wish the run time on the high setting was a little longer (the technology exists), but I don't consider that a con. br>At this price point, you'd have to look very hard to find a better little light!.

Moses Wilkerson

| Dec 23, 2020

Everything is illuminated by light. This is without a doubt the best small purchase I've ever made. Approximately two years ago, I purchased this little gem. It was $25 on Amazon when I bought it. This device has proven to be extremely beneficial to me. Because I was living on a hippy commune with limited lighting, this guy was my only source of light at night. It comes with metal clips that are simple to attach to almost anything. I also like the magnets on it, which I use when I'm near metal. (Because, yes, the magnets are extremely powerful and will stick to refrigerators, cars, silverware, and other metal objects. )br>br>The battery is also excellent. When I first got it, the time it took to go from full to dead was probably over 6 hours, but as I've used it more, I've noticed that the time it takes to go from full to dead has decreased slightly. On the second setting, it might take 4 hours to drain it. The first brightest setting, by the way, is /way/ too bright unless you want to blind someone. After two years of use and no problems with the lower setting, I recommend just using the second one. Also, knowing that I have a simple SOS signaling device that works well makes me feel a lot safer at night. br>br>I've tried charging my phone with it, but it's a slow process. It only makes sense to me if it's an emergency. br>br>Now, there are two problems I've encountered with it. For starters, it resembles a ball in shape, making it easy to drop. I've probably dropped it five times in its life, one of which was disastrous. The plastic protective cover came off, revealing the small LED lights inside, but the device's functionality is still excellent. With some packing tape, it was a simple fix. Since then, I haven't had any problems with it, but you can see the obvious crack in it. Second, the USB charging cable is far too short; I wish there was a way to extend it. When I need to plug it into a wall outlet or USB that is too high off the ground or doesn't have a convenient ledge to place it on, I always have to do some awkward coordinating. (Or, if you prefer, a wall-mounted metal radiator. ) )br>br>Overall, I'm a big fan of this. Outside, inside, underground, in the rain, while camping, and across states, I've used it. To supplement my off-season wardrobe, I'll most likely purchase another. requirements for the grid br>br>I'd buy it again and recommend it to others. 10/10.

Araceli Moody

| Jul 29, 2021

We were cut off from the grid. It provided me with the opportunity to evaluate the product in a real-world setting. I used the magnets to attach this tiny lantern to the metal hing on a doorway between two rooms right out of the box. It was sturdy and well built, and the charging cord is built in and attached to the lantern, so it stayed there for at least 18 hours, set at medium intensity, lighting the way. As a result, you'll always have it on hand. I've already told others about this product. When it arrived, it was fully charged, which I found impressive. During the overnight power outage, the magnets held the lantern in place exactly where I wanted it. This book comes highly recommended.

Gunnar Bauer

| Mar 23, 2021

I needed a light for cooking outside in the winter under my carport, but I didn't want to use 110V to wire the (all metal) structure. I came across this thing after a year of stumbling around with flashlights. It'll change your life. br>br>The magnets hold it firmly to the metal bracing, it emits an enormous amount of light, it can be recharged in the house or in the car, it lasts 5 hours on high and 10 hours on medium (which is still plenty bright), the charging cord is built in so I don't have to go looking for it when I need it, and it's water resistant. They even thought to put little rubber pads on the bottom to keep the magnets from scratching anything (useful if you need to attach it to your car to change a tire or something). br>br>This little rascal was meticulously designed to be the epitome of utility. And it'll only set you back $15. That is truly incredible. br>br>Way to go!.

Grayson Stephens

| Sep 24, 2021