Camping Lantern Rechargeable, Camping Lights Lamp for Tent, 7 Light Modes - Super Bright 116 LED, 90°Adjustable Long Battery Life Outdoor Hanging Tent Lamp for Hiking, Emergency etc.

I love this little lamp. I hang it from my parasol in the evenings with string and it gives off either a very bright or warm glow at a touch of a button. I also use it as a nighttime light on the landing and its just right, hangs decently on a door handle! It feels robust and I love that the sides come down and close back easily. I also love that it's rechargeable and it doesn't take long. It's a great size and has lots of light options including SOS so this is a great camping lantern. Good value for money:)

What a cracking little light, it's so useful I wonder why it was not marketed years ago. Well built, good sized, excellent light and useful features I can only give it 5 stars. I use it in open mode hanging in a big tent or closed as a table lamp during camping. The torch like light is great for reading something or illumination to do a specific task. Battery life is good, I have used it for hours All in a great purchase which I use regularly.

We don't go camping that often, but when we do the kids always want to read at night or have snacks and inevitably go to the toilet at 1:00 a.m.. usually I just take my mobile phone and use the torch on that when I need to, but I'm finding that with two kids there's a need for a lamp to hang somewhere in the tent.I've bought some cheap carriage lantern style, camping lights and some compact travel lamps which hang nicely from the top of the tent. The cheap carriage lantern ones inevitably break because the knob is cheap. The battery compartment is made of very flimsy plastic and the batteries keep popping out even when the cover is on. The little travel on es are okay, but I find that they need recharging more often than I'd like and they're not very bright... Not bright enough to read by.So I thought I'd splurge out for a slightly more upmarket lamp, but I didn't want to spend mega bucks since we are not avid campers. Just occasional tent dwellers.Opening the box, the lantern was smaller than I anticipated, but that was great because I was actually worried at how large it would be. It's actually smaller than one of the carriage lanterns which puts it about halfway between the two types of lamp I've tried before.The on off switch is a nicely tactile button on the top of the lamp that looks quite waterproof, useful since the top is where any dampness would drip onto.Pressing the on off button repeatedly will cycle through all of the modes that the lamp supports. And it supports a lot of modes!As you'll note from the images above, The lamps special trick is for the sides to fold out.. I wasn't sure how that would work or whether they would hold their angles, but I'm pleased to say that the sides click into place quite nicely when they're up, and have a nice resistance to wobbling around when they're folded down, Which means that each of the four sides can be angled independently and they tend to stay put without being too stiff.Unlike some lamps which have a pwm brightness mode, Which can give you headaches by the flashing of the LEDs to achieve the the lower light levels, this one turns panels on and off in order to achieve low, medium and high brightness. The ultra low brightness though does have the bottom panel at half brightness which I didn't notice any flickering so may only be half the LEDs but if it is pwm it's done well so there is no visible flickering even out of the side of your eyes.After you're finished with the lamp besides fall back up and a tap of the button on the top will turn the lamp off.The SOS mode I'm sure is a great selling point, but I can't imagine many places in the British isles where you'd need it... It is, however astonishingly bright and in the pitch black looks like some kind of alien.The only thing that I think is missing. Is that the strap on the top is not a hook, so if your tent has a lamp loop like ours does at the apex you will need an s hook to hang this up. It would have been nicer if this one just had a hook built in rather than the handle. I've seen some other lamps with a handle that has a detachable side that can be looped over a hanging loop, this doesn't do that.Apart from the lack of a hook, this is an absolutely awesome camping lamp for a small tent. I've used it for a couple of nights now and it seems to be perfect what we need.The battery life is particularly good. We used it for a few hours on one night and a couple of hours on the next night and it didn't need a recharge, so it could last a camping weekend, I'm sure.

Purchased this excellent bright light to use in my garden during the summer evenings which I’ll bring indoors overnight. It’ll also be useful in the garden shed as comes with a hanging clip. It’s an ideal size with flexibility to use in different ways. Easy to charge and looks cute to use anywhere as light in weight.

Good bright light with lots of lighting variations. Charge last ages!Nice and solid. Would recommend.

This is reasonably priced, lightweight and effective. My only minor reservation is that you have to go through a sequence of light settings to get to the one want, but I can't imagine how that could be done differently in such a neat unit.

I bought this for two purposes. Firstly, as an emergency light as last year there were a few power cuts. Secondly, to allow sitting outside during the evening. I think that it will be ideal for both uses.It is smaller than I expected, which actually pleased me. Despite its size, it is very bright. Certainly, it would allow me to read.It appears to be well made. The hinges seem to be strong. The handle is metal. The cover for the USB appears flimsy, but I've had other products with similar that have lasted years.The different functions are good, providing multiple light levels. There is also a strobe light and a flashing red light. I like the fact that it can be used with the flaps either up, part way down or fully down, adjusting the light provided according to whether the lamp is used on a flat surface or hanging.It came with a 75% charge, and took very little time to charge to 100%. I do not yet know how long a full charge will last.I'm pleased with my purchase and would recommend it.

Surprised how small it was but it really belts out the light came already partially charged did not take long to bring it to full charge the wings enable a greater spread of lightThe build quality is excellent and it is value for moneyPut on a shelf in the lounge does not look out of place and there ready if we have another power cut in the future