EleLight Portable Solar LED Light Bulb with Solar Panel Hanging Rechargeable Solar Powered Lamp Lighting for Home Emergency Outdoor Hiking Camping Fishing Tent Garden Survival Kit(160LM 1500mAh)

This is meant for my chicken coop and it works perfectly for the space. The wire was long enough to be put exactly where I want it. I like that the bulb had a built in hanger clip, and the panel is small. Will be interesting to see how long it lasts, but I am happy with the purchase and so are my hens.

We bought 2 lights for our duck coop. We previously used the regular lights they sell at our farm store for poultry which have to be plugged in to a socket. We had to string together 4 extension cords to get power out there. The solar power for these lights is so much more convenient for us. These lights are so bright we only need one! They also act as wonderful little lanters for the kids as they button up the coop at night. We love the little hook for hanging it. The bulbs charge even when there is not direct sunlight on a cloudy day. We bought ours because our ducks stopped laying due to decreased daylight this fall. After about 3 weeks of using thes bulbs, the ducks are beginning to lay again! We couldn't be happier with this product. Thank you so much for making these!

I am putting together a little emergency weather kit for a couple of elderly neighbors and thought I would order a couple of different brands of this type of light to test and see which would fit what I was looking for. First they all arrived at the same time so I looked on the box and found scant but simple instructions. I used a usb plug to charge it right out of the box. the bulb turned red when charging and turned blue when it was finished. I did the same for the others. I set it on high and it lasted fairly longer than the others which ran out after just over 2-4 hours but this one lasted a few minutes shy of 6 full hours on full brightness. I recharged it using the solar panel the next time and it did charge fairly fast as it was a bright sunny day here. I noticed the plug was a c type and tried it in a phone to see if it would charge it also. It did charge it but a bit slower than the usb wall charger it came with, so that was a plus to know the solar panel had another use in my kit(s).The bulb states it is waterproof but I wouldn't drop it into a bucket to test that, I feel it is more waterproof than the others I bought and the hard plastic yellow case is pretty sturdy. A push button to turn on the three modes, bright, dim and strobe then off. A usb plug port with a rubber seal over it for charging, a carabiner and hole on top to fasten where you need it. The charge from the solar panel lasted about the same time it took to charge which was just over 5 hours.The solar panel as with most this size is in a plastic case so you need to be leery of bending it or setting something heavy on it, the cord is long and provides ample length to reach the light is most uses. It comes with 3 stick on pads for mounting and overall seems to fit what I was looking for.I only made 2 test runs with each light so the time the light was on from the usb charging maybe longer as It is used but in our area even 6 hours of extra light during a blackout is a huge help. Out of the 4 lights I tried this one out performed them all hands down.It met my need for affordability, long lasting, portability, multiple charging options (especially solar) and sturdy enough so it would not fracture if dropped, plus it had as 2 others did, have the option to charge your cell phone if the need arises using the solar panel. Overall I feel this is a great little addition to any emergency kit, back packing bag, travel bag or just for the nighttime outdoor bar-b-que or campout. I can now order more and put these kits together knowing that they will be a welcomed addition and ready to go when they are needed!

This little thing is worth every penny. I bought it as a light for inside my shed and it does a great job. Im not sure how it will hold up in the dead of winter and the freezing cold, we’ll see I guess. For the price you’re getting a little solar panel with a micro USB, so no reason you couldn’t use it to charge a phone or battery. And you’re also getting the bulb unit, which is bright enough to light the inside of a 10x12 shed just fine.UPDATE: It’s January here in the northeastern U.S., it’s well below freezing most nights and this light is still working fine. I actually bought a second one to add more light to the work bench in my shed. I am impressed with the solar panels - even in low light they still function and work to charge the lights. I am thinking about buying a couple more to use for power outages.

I bought this light for my chickens, the light has 3 setting bright, less bright and flashes like a strobe light. ill prob use the less bright setting. when charging its red colored, I think once its fully charged it turns blue? no instructions so this is a guess. gonna use it tonight ill need to charge it every day tho it only last 8 hours. as for the solar panel for me it will be useless.UPDATE, it stays on longer the 8 hours good for about 24 hours at least. I don't use the solar panel I charge this light with a usb im going to buy another I just wish I could get one with out the solar panel there useless

Bought three of these thinking they'd do an adequate job to light my 8' x12' chicken coop, not so. A tea light candle generates more light and lasts longer, unfortunately due to the fire hazard in a chicken coop that's not an option. Heed my review and save ytour money, don't buy these, unless you like throwing money away.

I was so hopeful about this product and planned to buy more. But even in the ultra strong FL sun, charging all day long, this only gives off bright light for about an hour and then it gets really dim. The other caveat that I didn't notice in the description (or I wouldn't have purchased it) is that you have to manually turn it on. If you forget to turn it off, it does NOT charge to full capacity, even in all day direct sunlight and will not put out much light at all in that case. I would not purchase again, but we are using it on the back porch for when our dog needs to go out after dark.

When it is fully charged, that lamp work very well. The problem is when you charge it and store it (to be sure you will have a minimum of charge if you have a power failure).I try to charge it with the solar cell AND with a regular usb wall charger. When I plug it, the Indicator light is RED. After few hours that light is GREEN to indicate it is fully charged. I unplug it, return it to his original box.A week later, I decide to check how many time the light will stay on after one Week of storage. BATTERY IS DEAD, NO CHARGE.Sorry but it is not normal for a rechargeable battery to be FULLY DISCHARGE after one week of storage.I don't know if my unit is problematic, but I am not fully satisfied of it.

The power outlet to our front gate stopped working and finding a solar light was the cheaper solution. I wasn’t sure if it would be bright enough to make our address visible but it worked great! It was overcast the following day but it still charged well! We turn it on when we get home from work and leave it on until we leave for work the following day and it has stayed bright every time it’s turned on so I’m not sure exactly how long the battery lasts! It has also stood up to -10° Celsius! My only wish was if it had a controller we could use from inside the house but that’s just be being picky!

Premièrement si je laisse la lumière allumé rendu a la tomber de la nuit l'ampoule s'éteint..Y faut que la lumière reste fermer le jour pour recharger la batterie et ensuite PENSER de sortir de la maison pour allumer la lumiere pour 3 a 4 hr de luminosité et ensuite PENSER d'éteindre la lumiere au petit matin pour qu'elle puisse se recharger..wouin ordinaire l'affaire.

I got this solar light bulb to take it to a South Asian country (where I was originally from) where they still have very unpredictable electricity service. Though their electricity service is unpredictable, being a tropical country, they are blessed with Sun so this solar light works well. Whenever the house go dark in the evening loosing electricity, this light comes in handy. Its bright enough for those dark nights but I wish it could have brighter (so gave 4 stars). I still can't tell about its Longevity since I purchased it recently so again gave it 4 stars.However, this is a good value that money can buy.

I bought one for inside a garden lamp and then another to have for emergencies. Very bright light, long enough cord to solar panel (maybe 10') to get to sunlight for charging. I haven't tested how long they last though claimed to be 5 or 6 hours. Might buy more as you can't beat renewable light source for camping and power outages.