VCAN ACTIVE
Rechargeable Camping Lights with Detachable Tripod Stand
Rechargeable Camping Lights with Detachable Tripod Stand
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Key Features
- 12000mAh Rechargeable Battery: This led camping lights features a built-in large-capacity 12000mAh rechargeable battery, which can work for up to 22 hours at the lowest brightness and serve as a power bank to charge other devices. Equipped with a USB-A output port and a Type-C charging port, it takes 7 to 8 hours for regular charging and only 5 to 6 hours for fast charging. It is ideal for camping and outdoor trips.
Specifications
| Brand | VCAN ACTIVE |
| Product Type | HOME_LIGHTING_ACCESSORY |
| Item Type Keyword | electric-camping-lanterns |

- 5 stars: 6 (86%)
- 4 stars: 1 (14%)
- 3 stars: 0 (0%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
[Color: Gray]
It's nice. I like it. When you turn it on all three light are always on. If you could select one or two lights to be on at a time so the battery would last longer, I'd give it six stars if I could.
[Color: Gray]
This rechargeable camping light and stand combo is remarkably versatile, pumping out plenty of brightness with a ton of configuration options to match your setup. You can easily switch it between a standard flashlight mode, angle the adjustable panels to focus light right where you need it, or open them up for full 360-degree illumination across the entire site.The main drawback is that the stand and mounting bracket are built from plastic, meaning they might not hold up forever to the rough-and-tumble nature of heavy camping trips. For example, when I set it up on uneven rocky ground to light up the cooking table after dark, I had to be a bit mindful not to overtighten the adjustments or knock it over, but it stayed stable and did the job well. Overall, it is a solid four-star option for outdoor lighting as long as you treat the plastic hardware with a little care.
[Color: Yellow]
the light is awesome.
[Color: Yellow]
Very good product. Worth the money.
[Color: Yellow]
This light is awesome! It puts out strong brightness and covers a wide area whether you’re setting up a campsite or working outside after dark. The tripod gives you useful height adjustment, and it stays steady on level ground. The lamp angles easily, so you can direct the beam exactly where you need it without moving the whole stand. The battery capacity supports long sessions, which helps when you’re out for the evening or handling a project that runs late.The detachable design makes it simple to switch between tripod use and carrying it as a handheld light. The remote is straightforward and saves you from walking back to the lamp every time you want to change brightness or mode. One area for improvement is having a built‑in spot to store the remote, because without it the remote can be easily misplaced. For me, I used a sticky velcro strip to attach the remote to the product, and that works somewhat, but it would have been nice if this came natively. The housing feels durable enough for outdoor conditions, and the controls respond consistently.Overall, it’s a dependable lighting option for camping or work areas. The brightness is strong, the tripod adds real utility, and the battery life supports extended use without needing constant recharging.
[Color: Gray]
This is a great light for the price. While I probably rarely use this for camping, as my friends and I do not go as often as we used to, it's great for illuminating my back yard in places where the light from the house does not reach. I am in an older home where the power is on poles in the back alley and the power is prone to going out during really bad storms. This light will be more than enough as a stop gap until the power is restored.The light is rechargeable and has a pretty large battery. You can also use it to charge other devices which use a USB port. It comes with a remote control which allows you to cycle through the light intensity. There's also a spotlight at the top.The kit comes with a tripod and the light screws onto the top. The tripod itself is sturdy, but I have some issues with the feet for the bottom. You slide this ring up and down to raise and lower the feet. The plastic of the feet itself feels strong but the place where the feet connect to the tripod tube could be more secure. They feel like they can easily break from the tube if too much force is accidentally placed. There's a button which unlocks the feet and it's sometimes hard to get it to unlock so you can raise or lower the feet. Definitely not a game changer.One feature that I love is you can adjust each of the three lamps to point in different directions; this allows for different uses, such as a table lamp, lantern, yard lamp, etc. One upgrade that I would love to see in future generations is the ability to turn just one or two of the lights on instead of all three having to be on or off at the same time.Very happy I chose this.
[Color: Gray, Color: Gray]
This is actually a pretty neat little light. What makes it stand out is how versatile it is and how many different ways it can be used.If you need to light up a yard, field, or an area where there is nothing to hang a light from, the stand is a great feature. It is easy to extend and set up, making it simple to put light exactly where you need it.The light itself has a lot of useful features. It has three different color temperatures, plus high, medium, and low brightness settings to help balance light output and battery life. There is even a light on the end that works more like a spotlight if you need a throw light instead of a flood light.What really makes this light versatile are the folding light panels. They fold out, fold up, and rotate, giving you three separate light panels that can be aimed in different directions. You can adjust them to cover a wide area or point them exactly where you need light.It also has a magnetic base so it can stick to metal surfaces, and it has a built-in hook for hanging it. There are just a lot of different ways to use this light.It does include a remote, but the remote is infrared. You have to aim it toward the IR receiver on the light for it to work. It is not like a radio remote where you can use it from any direction.I have not completely drained the battery yet to see the total runtime, but so far it seems to last a good amount of time.The only issues I noticed are with the construction. The small screw-on attachment at the top of the pole on mine was installed slightly crooked, so the light sits tilted a little. Also, while the stand poles appear to be aluminum, most of the rest of the light is plastic. It is not something I would consider a rugged light. There are several thin plastic parts that could easily break if it gets knocked over or handled roughly.Other than the plastic construction, this is a very useful and versatile light. It has a lot of features, works as expected, and seems like a good value for the money as long as it is treated with care.