EnergizerLED Camping Lantern X1000, Bright and Rugged Tent Light, Water Resistant Lantern for Camping, Hiking, Fishing, Emergency (USB Cable Included)

I love this Energizer rechargable lantern. It is so easy to charge, it is quite bright and it has a very long battery life. It is very lightweight and has so many uses. I can carry it outside at night to the firepit and it illuminates my path all around the yard. It is better than a flashlight because the light goes 360 degrees around you. If the light is too bright, you can select the dimmer setting. There is also a setting for a blinking light if you choose. You can hang it up to light up a room or area using the top handle or the cleverly placed carabiner type hook on the bottom of the base. This would be great for camping. Best of all, you never have to replace the batteries and you don't have to worry about batteries corroding inside if it is not use for some time. Simply charge it up again. I will be very glad to have this if and when the electricity ever goes out.

Love it so much, bought 4 more. It light's up an entire room. Charged quickly, soft bright light, brightness settings. Putting one in my car, also can charge it in the car. If I could give a higher rating than 5 stares I would!

A very bright lantern on high. It does take several hours to charge, but lasts a pretty good while. Lasts 2-3 hours on high, much longer on low. Seems sturdy. I like the option to hang by the bottom or the handle. Has a micro-usb charge port, wish it was usb-c.

The design IMO isn't great but build quality seems okay, time will tell how it holds up. Some reviews mention short battery life, hope I didn't receive one of those. I think another review said the bottom can open up and the 18650 Li-Ion batteries inside can be replaced, but I'm not sure. I haven't tested run time, and don't know if the battery drains while the is light off in standby. Surprisingly it came with no operating instructions so I will include some here:-- 1. Charge before use by opening the small flap on the side and plugging in a USB cable with a microUSB plug, included with light but appears to be generic. You need to provide the USB charger, none included. After plugging in the power, the light's round power button on the side will light up red, and turn to green when charging is done.-- 2. Turn light on by clicking on the power button. It turn on full brightness, which is probably close to it's claim 1000 lumins, white light color appears to be about 6000K. Do not look at the light when turning it on, it's blindingly bright. Click button again within a couple of seconds to switch to lower level (maybe 100 to 200 lumens?), and warmer color at probably around 3000K. Click button again within a couple of seconds to switch to bright white blinking mode. Clicking the button after about three seconds will turn it off.-- 3. The plastic lens, jointed at the light green band at the middle of the light, can be removed by turning counter clockwise for brighter light when hanging upside down. It is a little brighter, but for me not enough to worth the glare that results with the lens removed.-- 4. The bottom cap can be twisted off easily to reveal another cover held down by small screws, below which are the batteries. I didn't open it to see what exactly is inside.

Works really well, provides really bright light. I’m really happy with it.

very bright and burns for several hours on a full charge...a good emergency light for sure and would probably make a good camping light as well

Love this lantern, ordered another. Bright, rechargeable but doesn’t have usb C which is a huge bummer. -.5 starsOverall I love it.

After so many horrid storms this year in Florida, I realized I needed more substantial lighting. This may be small but mighty with light works. Most of them were too harsh. The light reflection that was too hard to look at. This one has a soft cover around the led bulb, so much better. The light is more than sufficient for a wide area of lighting. Compact, uses batteries or can be recharged. I think I will be adding a few more to my arsenal of “just in cases”.