Uboway Outdoor Lamp Telescopic Fishing Rod Lamp with IR Remote for Camping, Fishing, Travelling, Party 12V

La luz es muy baja y lo unico que recomiendo es la caña que viene con esa luz, pero si solo quierea iluminar tu carpa, es ok.

Works perfectly. A great purchase.

Great for night fishing. Took a picture from about 35-40 yards away. Light was on the lowest Setting and visibility was great. 100% recommend. Great price!

This light set up is almost worth the money IMHO. The package came with a single light panel, telescopic fishing pole (an actual fishing pole), remote receiver, remote and 12vdc plug and battery clips. There are some misinformation on the product details. At 12.5vdc, 100% brightness I measured the light pulling 2.2 amps. That is 27.5w for the light. At 50% it pulled 1.1a, 25% it was .6 and the lowest brightness it was .09a.At 100% brightness, it lit up my entire cul-de-sac. It's definitely bright enough to use for games and to see what you're doing. It's even a good brightness at 50%.The one thing I'm not to fond of is the telescopic fishing pole. It isn't to sturdy and wind will definitely move the light around. I would spend a little bit more and get a sturdier pole. The pole is about 13' and the last extension is pretty thin. There is no external lock on extension, works of tapered surface tension . All in all I this will work for my camping trips.Update: During the set up of the camping trip, the telescopic pole fishing eyes came unglued which wasn't a big deal until the tip that hold the light kept popping out and eventually damaged on of the diodes. We went to relocate one of the light and the top pole came out.I would pay a more for a sturdier pole as the telescopic fishing rod is way to flexible. It will move a lot in any wind.

I had to disassemble it and make it work for me.

This is incredibly tall. Very bright

The pole doesn't bend like their poles in the picture, the pole with the more expensive one is pretty well made, telescopic metal. Doesn't bend like theirs, which is sort of a disadvantage because the light only shines straight down the pole. So instead of having a light leaning out over you away from the pole and shining down into an open area, it shines straight down to the base of the pole. So you have to lean the pole away from the area you are lighting up so that it will shine in that direction. A minor thing, but worth noting I think.The light is super bright, can't really look right at it. Illuminates a 30' radius I would estimate. Perfect for camping or tailgating after dark or whatever. Very portable and couldn't be easier to put up.

Bought the double light with the adjustable pole. Used this light on a recent camping outing to light up our area so the kids could play during the evening. At it's 25% setting, it lit up our area nicely, at 50% our area was bright enough to read a book, at full power, it almost looked like day.Only problem I found was the light panels are connected together by the wires, so when assembling the units, one of the panels dangle while you're putting one side on. After a quick mod of cutting and attaching a quick connect, I can now use either 1 or 2 of the panels., and it makes assembly easier.The other thing I didn't care for was the ground spike. It does hold the fully extended pole, but since it's a bit larger, it doesn't hold the pole straight, so unless you use cardboard or something, the pole won't stand straight.All in all though, it's a nice light that does its job and nothing a quick mod wouldn't make it better.