Folding Clover Solar LED 100 Lumen Camping Lantern | USB Rechargeable and Solar Chargeable | 3 Level Brightness Including SOS Flashing | Hurricane Storm Tent Lantern | Only 6" High

This is the second Clover light that I have purchased. The first was yellow and from a different company. They are almost identical except for the color.It easily hangs in a Kelty Acadia 2 tent. This is a mesh canopy tent. So from outside the tent, the light looks flipping awesome. I've had people ask me where I got it.I leave it hanging to charge all day through the mesh. I have never had to plug this one in, but I haven't used it for more than an hour at a time.My yellow clover seems to discharge when I put it away between camping trips. This one doesn't seem to do that.There is not really a dim setting- its really rather a Bright, Brighter, or Strobe setting. It would be awesome to be able to dim it. They are crazy bright when you've been looking at stars and/or darkness all night and someone needs the light to go pee around midnight. A dim setting would help alleviate the blinding effect. A red light would be really nice too. People around you could still sleep through a red light, and it doesn't penetrate tent walls as well as white (so you aren't back lit while changing clothes in your tent!)

This only has one flaw, in my opinion. It is my mission to stop and offer help to those whose vehicle is broken down and I also stop at wrecks and offer First Aid, call the authorities, etc. God has given me the opportunity to help many people, along with saving some lives.I've been looking for the perfect light that can be put on the road, next to a victim (at night) and will provide up to 360 degree illumination. Ideally, I would like for the panels to be folded both ways, hence 180 degrees. It would then be able to meet my needs.But, it is not advertised for such a use, but being able to put it next to a flat tire, would also be desirable. So, I am deducting one star because of this lacking feature.It provides a decent amount of light and it does well as designed. I have SO many lights that I thought might be the answer

Bought this as a secret santa gift for a co-worker because he said he liked outdoorsy activities, games, and camping. I searched high and low for nifty things and landed on this. I am not one who goes camping, but this thing is so cool I want to camp just to use it. I was surprised how small it was when it came because I completely missed the "6 inches high", which is totally on me. However, that did not damper my excitement because it has so many cool features! It's a pretty powerful tool for its size and travels so easily.All in all, I don't know who was more excited: me giving him the gift or him opening it. He absolutely loved it and if I ever plan to be outside at night or going camping, I'd definitely order this for myself or anyone else I know who is a fan of camping/outdoor activities :)

Very nice LED lantern. I used it while tent camping, and it lit up the tent as much as I could have wanted. I almost bought a cheaper lantern, but then realized this one has way more lumens than the average LED lantern. And I am happy with that choice.It folds up pretty small and is easily worth the space in the bag.The only con for me is that the one button cycles through low power, high power, and strobe mode. And, this may be a petty complaint, but strobe mode is kind of annoying, and really annoying when you are trying to sleep and your tent mate stays up later than you reading and has difficulty shutting the lantern off later.I have not tested the solar charging feature yet, because I had enough light to last all weekend on the wall charge.The picture is with the lantern in low-light mode.

I used the Spark LED folding light in the dark Arizona desert several times and it is bright enough to illuminate a path to see where I’m going. I haven’t had a chance use the light in a tent, but it appears to be plenty bright enough without being too bright. I purchased this light for backpacking. I really like the sealed, all weather solar panels and it charged in about 5-6 hours, faster with the supplied USB cable. The small hook works well for hanging the light and is accessible by prying open the cover and hook with a fingernail. The hook does appear to be lightweight and would break easily if accidentally twisted. Another reviewer suggested replacing the hook by drilling a hole in the hook cover and replacing with 3mm para cord. A small folding stainless-steel wire loop would be a nice upgrade to this light.

I just got this a few days ago and have been testing it at my house. It came fully charged and in good condition. I plugged it in to make sure it was fully charged.Pros: The configuration makes it easy to set it up the way you want (hanging it, letting it sit on two "legs", or laying flat on a flat surface). The high is quite bright and the dim is noticable dimmer but still bright enough I could read using that setting. It charges quickly in about 2.5 hours on the USB. It looks nice as well.Cons: That first night I turned it on high and left it where I could see it, it lasted roughly two hours before there was a noticable dimming. I then set it on dim and it lasted roughly another 30-45 minutes. So, not as long as I would have liked. Yes, the hook is flimsy. I am trying to figure out another method of putting on a hook when (not if) this one fails. The next day I set it in the sun - solar charging does take all day.Since I got this on sale I will keep it because it would be handy if we lost electricity. I just wish it would last longer and the hook was stronger.

I just purchased two of the solar lanterns and used it this weekend in the wilderness and it worked perfectly. It gave me enough light for the whole evening and then all I have to do was set it out and let the sun do it's work while I was doing other things away from the camp during the day. The only suggestion I have is that the manufacturer should redo the hanging system. I put up a cord from tree to tree to hang it on when It got windy it fell off. So what I did was I use my knife that had an aual on it and I Drilled a hole through the plastic under the hook that folds up and put a vinyl coated twist tie through the whole to hook it on to the line and later on a tree branch.

Fantastic camping light. We charged this before we left and let it trickle charge itself during the day and it lasted us 4 days with power to spare. Bright enough in decent sized tent on the dull mode for sitting chatting, it adjustable fins mean u can direct light into specific areas of the tent easily enough. I might get a couple more just for a spare and one each room in the tent. Highly recomended

Loved it so much this is the second one I've bought. So bright even on dim setting. Neighbouring caravans were impressed lol

Good little light but doesn't recharge when hanging from the roof of the awning needs to be put in direct sunlight.

Love these little gadget, the solar panel works indoors too. It's better than my usual torch when my power supply was down accidentally. It gave me and my 18 0old grand daughter bright light while we waited for the lights to came back.Thank you

Good quality. Great gift for teenager who loves camping and outdoors.