LED Camping Lantern Rechargeable 1000LM, Tent Lights for Camping Hanging with 7 Light Modes, Up to 6-48H Running Hours, IPX5 Waterproof 2400mAh Emergency Light for Power Outages, Hiking, Hurricane

Took me a minute to figure out how to get the warm light but after watching the video I figured it out!

I liked to lamp plenty. If there was anything to complain about it is the whitness of the light…not postbiler to change to a softer more yelllow type.

This light is fairly bright and lightweight. I can't speak on longevity of the battery but so far so good.

I purchased 2 of these to bring along on a camping trip and enjoyed them at first. They are very easy to charge and easy to put the strap on it to allow it to hang. I liked the different light modes as I didn’t want it extremely bright in my tent at night. Unfortunately one of them seems to have stopped working all together. Even after being on the charger for hours it just won’t turn on. The other one is working perfectly fine so could simply be something wrong with the single light. When the are working as intended, I highly recommend them.

Not sure how much it will charge my IPad but this little light is bright and it works! 😃

The media could not be loaded. My first impression upon opening the box? It's smaller than I thought it would be.My first impression upon turning it on? Woah - that's cool!So, this thing is about the size of a softball - but despite its size, it offers a good amount of glowing light. It's brighter than a nightlight but not as bright as a full-sized lantern making it the perfect amount of light to brighten up a tent or as an accent light on your patio.I was pleasantly surprised by the different lighting options (you can light one side at a time, both sides, or have it emit a flashing red signal light). It's not going to be your best option for walking through the woods on your next camping trip, but as an accent light to add a friendly bit of extra lighting to your camp, it will do quite nicely.I also appreciate the design of the thing. It looks like something you might see a character carrying around in a fantasy film with its (leather?) holding strap. It also comes with a tri-pod if you would rather set it on a flat surface instead of hanging it.Overall, this is a fun and unique little light and I am surprised at how much I like it.

I like this rechargable LED Camping Lantern. It worked very well in our camping tent. It dispersed light around the entire (11 person) tent and was bright enough for us to function without blinding us much. I took this with me to a hotel to use as a bedside light and I wish I had tried it at home beforehand. It would be the perfect light if it had a memory function and long-press-off button. Each time you turn the light on, it's on in its brightest setting (half-sphere that is). A second press of the power button turns on the second half of the sphere. A third power button press gets you to the red emergency flashing light. Once you turn the light on (pressing the power button), it will be bright (half sphere) but press and hold the button to dim the light. Pressing the bottom upon waking up in the dark morning hours will blind you for sure (unless you have it positioned away from you). So I've opted not to use the lantern as a bedside light unless it's for reading before bed. It works well though for camping and is light enough to carry around in my backpack. The included tripod was very flimsy but it was lightweight. My hubby had a tripod he wasn't using that had bendable legs and allowed me to rotate the light down to have the half sphere facing downward. This set up worked better for me. I even hung it in our tent with the tripod attached (not recommended as you may walk into it...I'm short though so it worked for me). Even with a heavier-duty tripod, the light is still light enough for carrying around. I do like the light. It just needs a couple of additional features for better user functions. It does not have over-charge protection.