What sold me was the folding solar panel. Most camping lights have a tiny panel on top that barely does anything. This setup gives you a much more practical way to recharge when you’re away from an outlet.

I’ve had smaller solar lanterns before and they always seemed to die halfway through the night. The 6000mAh battery on this one made a big difference. I used it around camp for hours and still had plenty of power left.

We camp in places without electricity pretty often, so having both solar charging and USB-C is really useful. The battery lasts well and I like not having to worry as much about running out of light after dark.

Took this on a two-night camping trip and it worked great. Easy to set up, easy to carry, and we used it every night around the tent and picnic table.

This little lantern puts out a surprising amount of light. It was bright enough for cooking dinner and getting everything organized around our campsite after sunset.

Bought this mainly for camping but ended up using it during a power outage at home. It lit up the room really well and was much easier than dealing with a bunch of flashlights.

I like being able to change the lighting depending on what I’m doing. Brighter light for cooking and setting up camp, then a softer setting when we’re just sitting around at night.

I wanted something rechargeable that I could keep with our emergency supplies. The solar option is a nice backup if the power stays out for a while.

I’ve used this in the backyard, garage, and on a camping trip already. It’s one of those things you buy for one reason and then keep finding other uses for.

Very straightforward camping light. It doesn’t take up much room with the panel folded and everything is simple enough that I didn’t need to look at the instructions twice.