Glocusent Camping Lantern Rechargeable, Up to 80Hrs, 5000mAh 106 LED Lantern with 5 Brightness 3 Modes & SOS, IP68 Waterproof, Max 1200LM, Camping Light for Power Outages Hiking Emergency Hurricane

I bought three of these lights for the more frequent power outages we have been having, I like that it's a light and a 5000 mah battery all in one for about the same or less than you can buy a dedicated charger for. One is in the bedroom, one in the garage for when I need a light at night going around the outside, and one is in the car. Perfect size for what I wanted it for, about the size of a regular glass. All 3 I got were in great shape, no obvious manufacturing defects or oddities seem well made and solid lights. The rubber like material used for the handle and the battery cover and the outside of the light itself is thick enough to hopefully be long lasting . It's thick enough to do the job, but not too thick so it becomes annoying. For example the charging port cover, just thick enough to provide the protection it needs but not so thick it awakes it difficult to open and close. This product, even being in the sub 20 dollar range, feels like a higher priced quality product. The rubber on all 3 was clean, with no extra overruns or pieces hanging off from the manufacturing process. The lights might take some getting used to though, when you turn it on you don't just see one light but 3 different rows of tiny leds. In the 3 rows there are 2 different sets, pure white I'm assuming 6000k and a yellowish which I assume in 2700k, in the different light temperature modes, either the yellow, the white or the yellow and white lights will come on. On top of the temp you can adjust the output from dim to bright. The tradeoff being more light = shorter battery time before needing to be charged again. The only thing I don't like and it's a personal preference, the rubber handle is secured with two metal screws, you can pop off the handle, but then you have 2 decent sized metal screws sticking out from the side. I wish you could get it with just the metal hook on the bottom and clean sides without a big handle and without the screws. But for getting a good light, for a good price, I think I'll be able to manage. I'm getting 4 or 5 more to send to my house overseas where they have frequent brown outs. I think they'll serve well there.

The Glocusent Survival Camping Lantern is a solid choice for both camping trips and emergency use. It has a rugged build that feels durable and ready for outdoor conditions. The features are well-designed and practical, making it a versatile tool for various situations.Charging the lantern is simple and convenient, and the battery life is dependable. It’s compact enough to keep in the car for emergencies but bright and functional enough for setting up camp or lighting up a tent.This lantern is a great option to have on hand for outdoor adventures or as part of an emergency kit.

Recently purchased this as an emergency light when power outages occur. Haven't had to use it yet but I'm sure it will be satisfactory based on our initial impression. Smaller than a canned beverage but throws out a lot of light for such a small size. Like the LED's. It's dimmable which is great. Seems to be well made and looks like it will survive an accidental drop. We don't camp or hike anymore but would be ideal for those activities. It did arrive fully charged and like the light weight. Would agree with the other favorable reviews. It works. Time will tell if it holds up (I think it will for our purpose) but if not will amend my review.

This is a great light! Good size, color tone, luminance, and hold its charge well. I’ve taken it on a few day backpacking trip and it held up great. Definitely recommend!

The light was fully charged and very easy to use. I have not had an opportunity to use it in the dark, but it is very bright in daylight. Very compact and lite weight as the description indicates. It has a metal hanging loop which will be useful as well as a flexible (rubber) carrying handle. I think it is going to be perfect for my needs.

I used the previous version for several years as a bedside/reading lamp because the light level adjustability was great for my eye issues. But it was starting to dim a bit (it had a LOT of use) so it was time for a replacement. I'll keep the old one charged for emergencies though.This new version is phenomenal! Lots more/smaller LED lights so it's much brighter but more diffused. There's a combo of white and yellow lights which comes across as more of a soft white at lower settings but will very efficiently light up a room at higher settings. It'll probably never go camping, but that's okay because it will be well used at home and the battery life means it's also great if you lose power as well. Great option for a small lamp.

Although much smaller than I was Expecting , this light is just about the perfect emergency light/lamp/lantern . Super bright mode , 5 brightness levels in "normal" mode , and a cool SOS feature . Also a ring on the bottom for hanging from a hook . The carry handle could be a weak point , as it seems a bit flimsy , so care should be exercised when carrying it by the handle . USB charging is a nice feature , no changing batteries , and an estimated run time on the lowest setting from a full charge is 10 hours , long enough to get thru the average power outage , but one could recharge from a battery bank or solar generator if they had one . Of course , when the power isn't out just plug into a wall socket with the included charging block and USB cord . Overall seems like a great emergency light .