LED Camping Lantern Rechargeable, T2000 High Lumen Light Flashlight, 6 Modes, High Capacity Power Bank - Best Lantern Flashlight for Camping Outdoor Hurricane Emergency (2 Pack)

These were the least expensive lanterns I found on Amazon that were rechargeable, bright, and had a hi/lo setting. They are reasonably sturdy - all plastic, so it's a weight vs heft issue - if they used heavier castings or aluminum they'd also weigh more - which would be fine if you're a car camper or you want to keep them in the house for emergency use - but might be a deal breaker for backwoods camping. They are pretty feature rich - flashlight and lantern, multiple settings, red blinker light for distress, capable of charging a cell phone. Quite bright, and the frosted lens cast an even light. The stuff bag is handy as it would be easy to lose the hanger clip or charging cable (no onboard storage), and should keep them reasonably scuff-free during storage and transport. Put them on a charger upon receipt (they worked, but pre-charging is recommended) and they topped up in about 4 hours. Haven't run one down yet, but I expect they last for several hours based on the battery capacity. For the price and occasional use, they seem very good.

This flashlight charges by USB C, which is great for utility and carrying it around. It's a great choice to keep anywhere in your house, and in your car as well. The actual canister lights up both white to use as a room lantern, and red to signal for help (like if you are stuck on the side of the road). One of my unique uses? My office is next to my porch window, and I would rather use the lantern instead of turning on my ceiling lights.

i love this lantern, i usually use this when i use to work , its my friend, i work grave shift, so i need lights from my house to work. now both of my lanterns are defective, i cant charge it anymore since the small outlet to charge is broken. i need help to repair the outlet of my lantern. i bought this February 2021, I use this everyday.

It ain't like the old flashlights that were made out of aluminum tubing with 6 D cell batteries to give it heft. This thing doesn't weigh half a pound, quality is about what you'd expect for today's throw away world. The light output is pretty amazing and much improved over the aforementioned 6 D cell. However, this one cannot be used for a club for self-defense, say for against a hungry bear, (fear not, Yogi) unlike that old 6 cell, that is unless you are lighting your way to the "self defense club". I like that it's rechargeable and the battery life seems good. Haven't run out of lumens yet after several hours of use and one charge. The only annoying thing is that you have to cycle through all of the modes to turn the thing off. 6 clicks on a switch that's probably going to be the first and perhaps most important component to fail. Do that several times a day on a camping trip and guaranteed that the switch will go before the charge does. Minus one star for poor engineering and for annoying me.

This product has been 200% reliable during loss of power due to storm outages. Highly recommend!!!

I bought this so i could give one to my father as well, we both have seasonal camping sites. I thought these would be perfect for hanging over our picnic tables for playing games at night. The light output is great, and I'm so glad we got these, I couldn't be happier. Love that it doubles as a flashlight. I have not used it as a power bank to charge anything and probably won't.High is to bright for hanging right above our heads, so we use it the medium setting and light lasted 4-5 hours easy, it was still on at 3am when I passed out 🤦 and left it out all night on. Needless to say it was dead in the morning, charged fast and keeps on working strong for the last 2 months.

Nice size, fits good in my hand. I like the different lights but was hoping it wouldn't cycle through all of them every time! Some lanterns I've had would just turn off after it was on one setting for a few minutes.This is a very, very good lantern for the price! Very bright! I think I woke up our local owl in his tree way out in a field!

In a recent power outage I hauled out my old battery powered camp lanterns, and both were dead, despite new batteries. When power returned I went to Amazon and saw these, and decided to give them a try. I haven't had to use them for an emergency yet, but I am very pleased with them. They are quite bright for their size, and seem to run a very long time on a charge. Another feature that I particularly like is that there is a port from which I can recharge my phone from the lantern battery. They are rechargeable from a USB cable, so any reasonable source of power will do.