BougeRV Telescopic Camping Light, 15600mAh Collapsible Outdoor Light, Rotatable Electric Lantern, IP54 Waterproof Flashlight, Cordless Camping Tent Lamp for Emergency, Camping, Hiking, 2025 Version

Operates exactly as prescribed. Great for camping or glamping. Lives up to the you tube hype!

Great product! Battery life could have been longer so just make sure it is charged properly!

Awesome better than I thought. Exelente quality.

Love it! High will drain the battery in about an hour. One panel lasts for days. Got it for cooking at night on the grilldue to daylight savings time. I also plan to use it for camping.

I love this light. There are a couple things that could be better (I'll get to them) but the benefits are pretty amazing. Since it stands tall it shines light exactly where you need it when camping. It comes with little tent stakes that you can use to keep this from tipping over as it can be knocked over pretty easily. But here is where it really shines; it is insanely bright. I have used propane and white gas lanterns for their brightness. These type of lanterns, while bright require expensive fuel and they get very hot. I have ruined more than one jacket using a lantern of this type.This light is brighter and more effective since you can exactly aim the light where you need it. While the battery doesn't last super long if you have it on its brightest mode and all three arms lit, you typically never use the light this way. I turn on just a single arm at a somewhat reduced brightness, and in that mode, this light lasts a very, very long time.It also operates like a regular flashlight and does a pretty good job there as well. There is a tiny (and I mean tiny) slide switch on the bottom that makes sure the entire thing is off. You can change the color temperature of the main lights and since you can rotate the arms, you really can aim the light where you need it.What could be better? Well it it is mostly made of plastic, including the legs and the light "arms". While it is sturdy, plastic can become brittle over time, especially when exposed to sunlight. When camping, this light gets left out in the sun and I worry that over time, the plastic will become weak. The legs flex because they have a wire spine consisting of 2 wires that run the length of each leg. The system works fine but if the plastic ever does get brittle, a leg break would be likely which would render this light useless.The other thing I don't like is that battery indicator is under a rubber cover on the side of the light but at the bottom. That makes it not all that easy to see how much charge remains in the light.This is a pretty amazing light and works really well for camping. I am hoping the manufacturer used plastic that ages well in sunlight, but time will tell. It is clever design and compact, especially for all that it delivers. So even with the slight negatives, the pluses far outweigh them.

This is a pretty neat light and very handy with the ability to rotate all the lights in any direction. My only complaint is the base could be a bit more stable. It isn't a huge issue but it is something I thought about when working while using this light.Overall, it is super bright, versatile and well built. The design is really neat too - aside from the stability. I can recommend it.

I really like this light for a lot of reasons. The main one is that it's VERY bright, 3000 lumens when running full blast which will light up a fairly large area. It also has a large battery to keep it running for a long time and can be used to charge phones and other electronics. It has one USB-C outlet for both charging the light and charging other electronics, so you can only do one at a time. Completely folded up the light is less than 3 inches around and 11 inches long, it should fit in the water bottle holder of most packs. Just slightly longer than two stacked soda cans.The design of this is very practical, the lights are attached to a center pole that telescopes out and 3 tripod-like feet slide out of the bottom. Fully extended the light will be about five and a half feet tall, high enough to cast light over a wide area such as a picknick table/campsite. The lights are in 3 arms that fold out and can be rotated. You can face them down for lighting an area, sideways for use as work-lights or you can hang the lantern inside a tent (there is a hanging loupe built in) and turn the lights to face down to light up a tent from above.There are some control buttons on the top of the light, you can change the light color from cool white to warm amber. Turn on one, two or all three of the light arms and set the brightness to 3 different levels. They say with just one light arm set to low it will run for 60 hours, this is a long time and still gives plenty of light.They provide a carry bag and short USB-C cable. They also provide 3 stakes to secure the lamp's feet to the ground, you probably won't need to use these unless it's windy, at full length the lantern is pretty stable but if there's a lot of wind or people walking near it, use the stakes to keep it from being blown over.One thing to notice, there is a slide switch on the bottom of the lantern that acts as a master switch. When you are not using the lantern you want to turn this off, it will prevent the battery from draining.This would also be handy as a work light if you are working on the engine of a car or have to stop at night to fix a flat tire.There is also one more use of this I hadn't thought of. If you strap this to a backpack vertically, you can extend the light part way so it is above your head and can light the way in front of you if you're hiking in the dark. Very nice way of having hands free light to see where you are going or to read a map at night,Overall this is a great light either for camping or emergency power-failure lighting. Very compact and good to have around.