CT CAPETRONIX Camping Lights, Rechargeable LED Camping Lanterns with 400LM 5 Light Modes Water-Resistant, Portable Emergency Tent Lights for Camping Power Cuts Hiking, (Lake Blue, 2-Pack)

Very bright and portable. Great size for camping and having in the car. Easy recharge and storeable.Would recommend.

Brought these for family trip to Asia, we live on a farm and electricity is hit and miss. So this was ideal and works a treat. Even in hot weather.

Bit smaller than I expected, but very bright, so could be very useful during blackouts!

Charge in reasonable time and last for few nights before recharge needed. Bright enough for our tent. If you don't press in right way/number of times they flash but we just need to get used to them. Better than our old battery lamps and much safer than the gas ones.

We go camping a lot so have bought various lights over the years. There are USB chargeable which we prefer to battery. The light they give is good - one lights up our large main tent interior well enough to comfortably see. And hanging outside means you can spot your tent in the dark without lighting up the tent next door. Pleased with the main function.The port to charge it is covered by a really thin film of silicone type plastic that you have to ‘rub’ to one side to get the charger cable in. It is held in place at one side by just a little stalk of the silicone which does into a hole in the light. So it just pings out nearly every time you try to charge it. Trying to find it in the dark in grass is not a fun game. Without this bit, the light is no longer waterproof as annoyingly the charger is at the top of the light. Ok I suppose if you only use it indoors, but this design fault really lets down what is otherwise a good light at a decent price point. Get this right and it would be 5 stars.

Brilliant, nicely made , bright . Nice colour great company to deal with x

I purchased these as a standby light in case we have power cuts etc. they came charged up so I could test them right away and I was impressed with the amount of light they gave out. Obviously the real test comes when it’s dark. They were even more impressive.They are small and light weight.They can also give you an emergency charge to your mobile phone. While I haven’t tried that out, it’s nice to know that if you need a charge to summon help then these little things will do that as well.They have a handle for carrying them or hanging them up in a tent or wherever really.Nice enough to recommend to other members of the family.

Very light, to the point where they feel flimsy tbh but we have them as emergency lights at home, having had power cuts during storms in the past. However, that would be a definite plus on a hike or camping.Don’t like how you have to cycle through all the options each time you turn on and off, would be good if there were a separate button for that or a press and hold option.

This is a very useful, little lamp.It has a substantial output of light for its very small size (55mm diameter x 122mm height); is extremely light weight; and has a decent run time of more than 4 hours per charge.The illumination is soft, which makes for a good work lamp or reading light, and minimizes the amount of time for your eyes to re-adjust to seeing in the dark.The lamp is also water resistant, and has a useful, folding hanger. I would not completely immerse it under water, but it has no problem working in even very heavy rainfall.There’s even a USB port you can plug your iPhone or [other mobile device] charging cable in to if you need to draw back-up power [from the built-in battery] in a pinch. The power output and input ports have a sliding rubber cover / plug that keeps the lamp water resistant while the ports are not being used.To switch between the three, light-output intensity levels and the two strobe modes, you do not need to click the power button on and off. The instructions don’t mention this, but when the lamp is turned on, a 3/4 press on the power button will switch / cycle between the various light output modes. I like this feature.See pics: I 3D printed a snap-on, half-cover that reduces the light “throw” of the lamp from 360-degrees to 180-degrees. This is good for when you need to get close to your task and need to illuminate your work space without putting light directly into your eyes.I have built-in a 22mm high elevation to the base of my 3D printed demi-cover. This, combined with the 180-degree “light shield”, makes a nifty lamp for back-lighting 3D printed lithophanes!This is testament to the versatility and broad utility of this lamp.Last but not least, you get two lamps in the one purchase — one for you, and one for a friend!FWIW: I purchased the “lake blue” color option. It is a very pleasant color on the top and bottom caps of the lamp. Depending on the ambient light, it may appear as a “sea foam green” or “Tiffany blue.”

Me gustan mucho, son practicas no pesan e iluminan bastante, una buena compra

El material del que esta echo y la construcción se sienten un poco sencillos pero funciona bien, llevo una semana usándola y tiene buena iluminación, la batería tiene buena duración.

Sehr gute Led Campinglampen, leuchten schön hell sind leicht, ideal für unterwegs , oder auch für zu Hause, bin sehr zufrieden.

These are much smaller than I realized but that’s my fault for not reading the dimensions. They’re super bright and work well.I do not like that you have to click on/off/on/off/on/ … to get through the modes meaning you HAVE to go through the flashing modes to get back to the mode you want after turning it off. Luckily I’m not someone who suffers from seizures. I just find it annoying and it bother my eyes.Haven’t taken them camping yet so unsure about battery life. They arrived fully charged.