LED Camping Lantern, 1500 Lumens Camping Lantern Rechargeable with Solar Panel Charging, Waterproof, 8 Light Modes, 7500mAh Power Bank, Camping Flashlight for Hurricane Emergency, Hiking, Outdoor

It has all the functions I need. 1) sustainable because it's rechargeable. Better yet, it came fully charged. 2) several light modes, including one that is dimmed and not blinding, and a strobe light. 3) torch light with an adjustable handle so it can be carried comfortably. 4) color changing lights that is always cute and fun, 5) can be hung, hands free, 6) small enough to be packed for driving trips. 7) solar panel on top! 8) can charge a cell phone. 9) It seems sturdy enough in case it's dropped. 10) water resistant. I don't want to test the waterproof function. While it won't float when dropped into water, $39.99 seems a fair value for a 2-pack.

I bought this a few months ago because it fit the bill for what I needed; An affordable, battery powered lantern that could be hung, and water resistant. This is used in a semi-enclosed outdoor shower hung by a hook to the ceiling using the strap attached to the light, so it's exposed regularly to high humidity, some occasional water splash, hot and cold temperatures. This was bought as a temporary light before the shower would be eventually rigged by solar powered lighting.It's not too lightweight, slightly bulky and almost feels a little flimsy but it is incredibly powerful on the spotlight setting, as I'm able to see hundreds of feet easily compared to a more expensive stick light I have for almost double the cost, and perfectly bright enough for the outdoor shower for at night on the lantern setting on max. The battery life is also amazing, on some occasions we'd forget to turn it off and many hours later when we find out we left it on, the battery life did not drain much, even on the maximum brightness for the lantern.Solar charging functionality wise, I did not test it extensively enough to have any real thoughts, but does it charge? It seems to. As far as charging devices like phones and whatnot, I have not tested that feature, but I will presume it works, as this was bought only intended to be used for lighting. For ~$30 dollars You cannot go wrong with it, this is a perfect option for a camping light or an emergency light, for power loss or otherwise, as it does also have the color patterns you can choose.I highly advise reading the manual it comes with to fully get an idea how to use the color settings, but if you just need a lantern/flashlight combo, I could not recommend anything better for the price.

We love this portable, lightweight lamp that doubles as a flash light! It charges easily, lasts a long time - we used about 4 times now, for about 45 mins or so each time, on one charge. It's has a strap on the side to hold it as a flashlight. This is great for the beach and camping. The kids use it around the cabin at night too to get to the bathroom or kitchen area. My only complaint is the strap to hold it as a flashlight doesn't feel sturdy and may break or come apart at some point.I haven't used it to charge our devices but it's great as a light/lamp and battery lasts for several hours (from combined uses).

Very nice item to have. You can decide what type of light you need. Because it's solar powered also, will be fantastic in the next power outage.

The recharging factor is awesome. This light is super bright and multi useful in our home and RV. USB-C charging port also a win for us as everyone is switching to C.

These are the BEST! Nice warm lighting color, several levels AND flashlight. Love the solar charging too.

Pros: Electronically, this lantern is sound. Good lighting modes, plus a color cycling mode that lets you pause when it gets to you favorite hue. The kids had quite the party with it.Cons: But, what dingbat used weak pleather instead of strong nylon web for the carry strap? And why mount the carry strap above the solar panel where it shades the charger? And why are both ends of the carry strap clamped into the housing in a way that they CANNOT be removed.Next: This product should be redesigned with a nylon web carry strap attached to rings molded into the housing. Such a design would be stronger, more durable, would be removable so as not to shade the charger, and would be replaceable with whatever you might want to clip to the mounting points.

Nice bright camping light. I keep them in our rooms for when the power goes out. Kids love them. Haven’t really tested them for long periods of time. But seem to work great for a few hours or a few charges for the tablets