Solar Camping Lantern 6000mAh

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I ordered a couple of these solar lanterns for myself a year ago. They were amazing in a power outage, lit up the whole room! So I ordered more for all my adult "children". They loved them too! Showed my neighbors how they worked and then they ordered them. I just gave my sister one of mine, so I decided to order another one for me. You really don't need two to do the trick. One will suffice, but I just like them so much that I wanted two of them.

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Second one I've ordered. Works great. Large solar panels make for fast charging. USB charging option. Puts out a lot of light that can be adjusted for brightness. Wonderful for camping and power outages.

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I love this light! Solar charge or USB charge. Lasts a long time. Bright enough, like a 40 watt bulb I think. You can dim it. I use it in my tiny camper.

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The most important feature of this lantern to me is the solar charging. Although this has the biggest solar panel I've seen on a lantern, it took 4 days to charge it fully on solar alone. I gave it 8 hrs of bright sun on clear days to charge. However I do want to say that after one day of solar charging the lantern gave about 6 hours of light. I do like this lantern but I hope future models have a more efficient solar charge.

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This little light is fantastic! It gives off a warm, home-like light, remembers your brightness settings between using, and charges very well. Very pleased! It seems to be made well, looks very modern, and I hope this lasts a long time.

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Excellent lantern for emergencies and dark areas in our home. It emits a warm, pleasing light.We have purchased light lanterns before, but they were heavy and cumbersome to move and charge.In contrast, this Lepwings lantern is lightweight, streamlined and highly mobile, especially for those people with physical challenges.It is simple to charge up and comes with a black strap (see picture) so it can be hung wherever you need.One of the best features is the power button. You can easily adjust the light strength and brightness by lightly tapping the button. This makes the lamp very useful for anyone who is sensitive to harsh light sources or has photophobia.A bonus is that the company offers a three-year extended warranty if you contact them after purchase.As storm season approaches, we feel well prepared for power outages thanks to this lamp. Highly recommend.

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This is a great little item! Not too big and bulky. Lightweight and has a nice handle to carry it. It kind of reminds me of a cheese grater in size and shape. Has a built in base and comes with an adjustable Velcro strap for hanging it up. This unit lights up the whole room with a warm soft light; maybe not to a task lighting brightness, but you can definitely use it to light your room and still function quite normally in a power outage. Most people should find it adequate for reading as it is brighter than my little clip-on book lights. I see there are reviews talking about no power button, but mine has one; so I don't know if they changed something or what -- but I can honestly say the power button works 100% for me. The power button is more of a touch sensitive button, not one you push in and out with any type of force. The button will adjust from low to high and vice-versa when you touch and hold contact; and a quick, gentle tap turns it on and off. It resumes to the last brightness level when you turn it on and off. So if it's on high when you turn it off, the next time you turn it on, it will be on high. It's super, super simple. The little indicator light comes on and turns red while charging so you can tell when it is getting enough light to charge it. It turns green when full or on, and blinks red when battery is low. You can charge it via the built-in solar panels or for faster charging you can charge it with the little USB-C cord it comes with. *Please note, the USB-C is input only; you CANNOT use it as a charger for your phone or other devices.* You can charge the unit in sunny or overcast weather but, of course, the speed of charging is going to change based upon the brightness. The battery is 4400 mAh and brightness is 60 lm low and 280 lm high. I haven't actually needed to use it long enough in one use to run the battery fully down, but it really lasts a long time when used from a full charge. In my best guess, you have probably 8 to 10 hours off a full charge depending upon brightness level. You can use it outdoors, so they are great for camping. I absolutely recommend! Since they can charge themselves on solar, I will be buying these as gifts for my family so that I know they will always have a light source on hand in case of an emergency power outage situation.

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Very impressed with this. Wanted solar emergency lighting but picked this one vs others because (1) It's able to be used in daily life as a reading light by your bedside (2) Color of the light was said to be warm, which it is. A lot of other solar lights have a more fluorescent color, which may be better for focused task lighting. It does light a room enough if you were to need emergency lighting to find things or see your way around. (3) It has a stand so you don't have to hang or loop it. However, it does come with a velcro strap so that you could hang it if necessary. The handle is really convenient. It would light your tent for camping and you could carry it to the bathroom. (4) You're able to use it as a charger. It comes with a USB-A to USB-C cord. The 2 ports have a protective silicone flap/cover. (5) Has a lot of solar cells on 2 big panels. The 2 settings are low/high (60/280 lumens, which is pretty high when comparing products). (6) It's supposed to run about 10 hrs on brightest with an 8-12 hour solar charge. My test: I put it out in the summer sun from 10:30 am to 4:30 pm (6 hrs). I turned it on high for 5 hours 1 day and 5 hrs the next. Then I shut it off while it was still going strong. I don't know how much longer it would have gone because I decided to return this one and buy the version I can get in Japan instead. The Japanese one is 5000 mAH whereas this one is 4400 mAh. I am visiting the U.S. so it's easier for me to buy in Japan, where I live, rather than put this in my luggage to take back to Japan. I thought I could only get this in the U.S. but I was wrong. Unless you live in Japan, get this one cuz it's very good. I tested the USB-A output and the USB-C input and it worked but I didn't log how much time it would take to do a full charge either way.